Shin High School DxD

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真ハイスクールD×D

Original Japanese Title

Also known as: True High School DxD, 真ハイスクールD×D

By ichiei ishibumi, 石踏一榮

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japaneseLight Novel

Language: japanese
Type: Light Novel
Status: Ongoing
Chapters: 4 volumes
Original Publisher: fujimi shobo

Genres

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action comedy ecchi fantasy harem mature romance school life shounen supernatural

Chapters

4 volumes

Started

2018

Description

A continuation from where High School DxD Volume 25 left off.

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Publication Information

Original Publisher: fujimi shobo
Original Language: japanese
Type: Light Novel

Shin High School DxD Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on Shin High School DxD

Alright, let's dive into Shin High School DxD. As a long-time fan of the original series, I was both excited and apprehensive about this continuation. Could it recapture the magic, or would it fall flat? I’ve read through several volumes now, and here's my take.

First Impressions

Initially, I was pleased. The story picks up smoothly, and it's clear the author is aiming to deliver a more focused narrative. The world of High School DxD is vast, and it seems like Shin is really trying to leverage that. There's a definite shift in tone, which I'll elaborate on later.

What Works Well

One of the most significant improvements, in my opinion, is the increased focus on rating battles. The original series had its moments, but Shin seems determined to make this a core element. The strategies, the stakes, and the character growth intertwined with these battles are genuinely compelling. I also appreciate the effort to expand on existing characters and introduce new ones, enriching the overall world. It feels like the author is finally exploring some of the untapped potential within the DxD universe.

Areas of Concern

While the shift in focus is generally positive, I do have a few reservations. For some, the reduced emphasis on the ecchi aspect might be a disappointment. While I appreciate the more mature approach to the story, I can understand why some fans might miss the over-the-top antics of the original. It's a delicate balance, and I hope the author continues to find ways to integrate the series' signature elements without sacrificing the narrative's progression.

Final Verdict

Overall, Shin High School DxD is a worthy continuation of the series. It addresses some of the shortcomings of the original while forging its own path. The increased focus on rating battles, coupled with the expansion of the world and characters, makes for an engaging read. While the shift in tone might not appeal to everyone, I believe it ultimately benefits the story. I'm excited to see where the author takes us next.