Square Enix Books Nier:automata - Yorha Boys

Enjoyable to read tho a bit slow at times. A worthwhile read on the cooperation in a male only group and why all androids are female in the game, except scanners Shipping had no issues and arrived on time

Até agora so li o prólogo e ele ja me deixou surpreendido e fiquei ansioso pra continuar lendo o resto do livro e estou adorando. Isso é mais uma obra incrível de Yoko Taro e Jun Eishima. Se você é fã de NieR eu recomendo a ler.

Once I started reading this, I couldn't put it down. Spent all my free time on it and finished it in a few days. This book reads like an action packed, drama-intense Young Adult book. So if you're into that style, plus you want to sink your nerd brain into more Nier Automata lore, this is the book for you. --Spoiler-Free Synopsis Below-- This story takes place (many?) years before the events of Nier Automata, with the same world, same bunker, and same Commander White as seen from the game. The story is written from the perspectives of the different members of the all-male experimental YoRHa squadron. I enjoyed very much that the story is written in first person, which gives a closer look into the perspectives and minds of the very different protagonists. Also every chapter it swaps to a new location and to the perspective of a different character, essentially giving the reader turns with each character to see how they think and tick. Each character was intense and vastly different from the next which was quite refreshing and interesting. They all had their own strengths and character flaws and preferences which was great. While getting to know them at first I might have assumed bad things about one character along with the perspective I was reading at the time, only to have the tables turned in the next chapter and see things from an entirely different perspective of another character, ultimately changing my opinions about them. This book keeps you on your toes with lots of unexpected twists and turns, happy moments, sad moments, angry moments, and holy-cow did that really just happen?--moments. Also, if you read between the lines, there's a VERY interesting twist of lore at the end, that I'm sure only a small few of the Nier Automata fans are savvy to. This book well worth the read and a valued addition to my Nier collection.

If you can ignore the not-so-great translation, its a good book.

Nothing to dislike for