#Date a live tobiichi full

So Shidou sets out to figure out the missing details in an very familiar Date A Live fashion he goes on a date with her. Moving on to the new world, Shidou isn’t familiar with this new timeline but he recognizes the large differences between the Origami from the past world and the Origami from this world. Sure, we actually have a face as possible identification and his/her words, but Date A Live doesn’t pursue the matter here. Despite meeting him/her, it still feels like a large mystery to be solve. Shidou makes his first contact with since his first encounter five years ago. So when that connection is cut in the latter half, it causes a noticeable discord within Shidou. While he can’t reciprocate the same feelings she has for him, he cannot deny at least a strong relationship between each other. Shidou has been friends with Origami since the beginning of the series. But through his time traveling, he slowly pieces together the true personality of Origami and declares to save her from her cruel fate. In the previous volume, he was unable to save Origami from inverting due to lack of knowledge.

#Date a live tobiichi full

Shidou returns as the main protagonist for this volume and through his actions to avert the world from ending, both the reader and Shidou start to understand Origami’s full history. However, the way the dating portion is handled is completely different from regular heroines because of the culture shock Date A Live presents in the story. While the plot for this story is a bit different from the usual volumes, the volume reverts back to its formula of dating. But most importantly, Shidou resumes his Spirit sealing dates with an interesting twist. However, there’s an essence of mystery from trying to piece together the events that happened in between the time period five years ago and the present. The volume becomes more lighthearted as Shidou continues his life at school and home taking care of his Spirit friends. The second part brings Shidou back to the present, in the new world where he changed history. From Tobiichi Angel, we know Origami’s viewpoint of the events which is mainly the cause of her inversion, but by adding in Shidou’s and Kurumi’s viewpoint of the event, we are filling in on details that happened before the fire started and resulting actions of the younger Origami. Date A Live establishes its own set rules for the time traveling features of Kurumi’s Spirit here, and it is done without too much complication. The first part of the novel brings Shidou and Kurumi back together as they attempt to change history. The volume is split into two parts and is told mostly from Shidou’s perspective. Relationship between Shidou and Origami as the latter comes bare with her full feelings. We get to understand the effects time travel has on the world of Date A Live and how the mere thought of using it affected our characters.

Tobiichi Devil is the second volume in the Tobiichi arc and brings back the happier emotions after the unfortunate events in the previous volume. In order to save Origami and the world, Shidou must figure out the events that happened five years ago that caused Origami to fall into her despair-afflicted inverted state and led her to destroy the world in the future. Kurumi, the worst unsealed Spirit, has just sent Shidou back in time five years ago to right before the Spirit Efreet started the Tenguu City fire. Origami Tobiichi has turned into an inverted Spirit, wreaking destruction to Tenguu City. The world has ended, but not for Shidou Itsuka. In other words, this is a spoiler warning. Forewarning: The content in this volume will reveal what happen five years ago during the fire of Tenguu city.