World Trigger, Vol. 7 (7)

I love this book because it just flows so nicely and the characters all play a part. Osamu is not that powerful which I like because he is clever and always knows the best way to go. Kuga has that laidback I know i'm powerful attitude, but on the inside there is more of him just waiting to be brought out. Finally Chika who is a strong willed person, but she does have a soft side. One thing that Chika doesn't know is that she has the potential to be extremely powerful because on the huge amount of trion she has. And that makes the team. By the way this is not all by a long shot there are characters like Jin who I love, there is commander kido who is always scheming but hopefully for border, there is the there suwa squad and so many more.Please read this book, it is one of the best manga I have ever read.

Once again, Ashihara shows his magnificent ability to draw clean, easy-to-understand fight scenes and juggle high-level, complicated strategies. There are several thrilling fights throughout the volume, introducing some engaging and likable villains. Casual readers beware, though: several chapters focus on some (currently) minor characters fighting an enemy, and it can be hard for people other than World Trigger fanatics to keep track of who's who and what they're like. Nonetheless, this is another great World Trigger volume. Ashihara really excels at making long, drawn-out battles that still engage the reader.

I've Always loved the Anime Series so when my Son brought home one of the books from the school Library. I ad to get him some more. Love it.

I'm still a world trigger can, a little sad that school kinda took time away from reading causing me to forget most of the book but overall the important part are awesome

Very fun :)

I am greatly enjoying this series (and anime) quite a bit! With volume 7, we get some bigger bad guys (black triggers with horns!) and a hint as to why Earth is raided for Trion (Chika would make a 'new god'???). Osamu and Yuma take a backseat as the Border teams as they battle the rabits and then an entirely new enemy - Aftokrator's horned trion constructs. It's all about teamwork this volume.Story: A large scale invasion has begun and Yuma is worried - the enemy strategy makes no sense unless they have an ulterior motive or a trick up their sleeve. Jin's side effect has been triggered, however, and his precog ability tells him the worst possible outcome is Osamu's death. The other agents may not understand why a little weak B-rank is so important, but they all do trust Jin. Meanwhile, the invaders have realized there is a Trion user on Earth with huge potential - Chika. A secondary objective is to obtain her; to do so, they send their specially engineered highly skilled triggers. Each trigger has special horns to enhance their abilities. It will take all the skill (and superior number advantage) of the Border teams to protect Chika and the city.The series continues to have fun with shounen action series conventions: Osamu is still pretty weak as a fighter but what he brings is assets - both Chika and Yuma wouldn't be in border otherwise. Jin recognizes, of course, that Osamu's importance doesn't come from fighting but on the softer skills. I like that Osamu nor Yuma are idiots who get lucky a lot - each brings something important to the table.With this volume, we get to see those who taunted Osamu and Yuma in the ranking battles in action - and see that they really are quite good. There are some fun strategies used to confuse, detain, or defeat the Aftokrator triggers.World Trigger remains fun without being repetitive (as sometimes happens with other action series such as this one). I look forward to every volume. Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher.

Loved it

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