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Lego Video Game Poll

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Which of these twelve IP's do you think would make a good Lego Video Game?

Sonic The Hedgehog

Super Mario Bros.

Tales of the Rays

Disgaea RPG

Mega Man

Chocobo

Shonen Jump (Jump Ultimate Stars)

Sailor Moon

Dengeki Bunko

Record of Lodoss War

SpongeBob SquarePants

Shrek

Voting ended onMar 22

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Vladilena Milizé and Shinei Nouzen on the Dengeki Bunko's 30th anniversary commemoration bonus illustration, made by light novel series illustrator Shirabii. (Image can be found here)

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Haven't read the novels but Dengeki Bunko (Drrr! publisher) products placement feels funny to me

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Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax - Higher Higher

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Goofy ah wiki stuff again

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Sword Art Online Progressive 9

Author: Reki Kawahara

Illustrator: abec

Label: Dengeki Bunko

Release Date: 7 March 2025

My Score: 3/5

English Release: This series is currently being published in English by Yen-Press so please pick it up if the series interests you.

I feel like I have to reframe my way of thinking about this series. If I see it as it's own thing with a plot I want to see completed, then the lack of progress in the story is frustrating. If I see it as a collection of side stories set in the Aincrad Arc, I think I'll be able to enjoy it more. After all, we've already seen how this story ends. I guess it doesn't matter how long Progressive takes to get there. With all that said, if you see this as a story you want to finish, this volume will frustrate you. They don't even go to a new floor in this volume and instead return to the fourth floor. This volume is spent on continuing the elf tribes plot thread and on finding a way to reverse Kirito's vampiric transformation from the last volume. The series has had such a long hiatus (it's been almost four years since volume 8!) that I barely remember any elf character who isn't Kizmel so I found large chunks of this volume to be a drag to get through. There were some bits that I liked - like Kirito using his vampire powers to tame a kelpie, and there's a really cute KiriAsu moment. The ending also got me pumped for the next volume. Hopefully I'll be able to get into a different frame of mind about this series by the time it's released and will enjoy it more.