Too Thick Literary Magazine- Kodansha Box Is Ready to Kill! (AkibaBlog)

Too Thick Literary Magazine- Kodansha Box Is Ready to Kill!

"Pandra Vol.1 Side-A," which was released on the 5th, is a literary magazine. Its vol.1 Side-A has a long novel by Nishin Ishio and interview of Sorano Kyokai, which has become the best rookie award of Kodansha Box. According to Kodansha, the magazine was originally planned to release as one magazine, but it ended up to have 2 volumes. Still, its vol.1 has 800+ pages. Toranoana 1st says "Kodansha Box is ready to kill!"

Toranoana 1st Branch: "Kodansha Box Is Ready to Kill!"

"Pandra Vol.1 Side-A": 800+ Pages

"Pandra Vol.1 Side-A" was released on the 5th. It is known as a symphony magazine that has grown self-consciousness of adolescent. Its vol.1 Side-A has a long novel by Nishin Ishio and an interview of Sorano Kyokai, which has become the best rookie award of Kodansha Box. This is such a thick literary magazine.

According to Kodansha, the magazine was originally planned to release as one magazine, but it ended up to have 2 volumes. Still, the vol.1 has 800+ pages and 12 pages of booklet. One of the reviewers says, it's hell thick. If you use it to hit or fight somebody, it can really be a weapon. Another reviewer says, it's thick and it's shining.

Toranoana 1st Branch writes on its POP that "this is extremely thick that you can kill somebody- gan gan. Probably, Toranoana images it for self-protection; its POP says "Kodansha Box wants to kill!"

Some reviewers say about "Pandra Vol.1 Side-A": looks like it's a renewal version of a novel magazine, Faust, which assumes its readers are twenties (mainly). Previsione-san says it has a talk, manga, and a prize-wining novel. It's up to you how you think about the price of 1,890yen ($17.70 = 107yen). I have read little bit, and so far, I think it's worth it. Seasons of Change-san writes about an interview of Sorano Kyokai.

Melonbooks Akihabara's POP was "a newly-born infant from Kodansha Box, "Pandra Vol.1 Side-A" comes out! We never know what's going to come out from there- it's a jack-in-the-box.