Manga Notes: Bakemonogatari 22

Still wrapping up more manga series than I feel I’m beginning at this moment, I worked through the twenty-second volume of the Bakemonogatari adaptation. It has been a while since I started it; indeed, it’s been a while in itself since it worked through the plot arcs of the anime episodes I watched streaming quite a while before that and detoured to a part of the supernatural-problems story I understood was shown as anime movies. After that, it moved on to what I supposed to be the episodes you would have had to pay a premium to get on Blu-Ray and spent quite a while adapting them. Oh!Great’s artwork does make this manga more appealing than certain other titles I’ve bought as if to not make up for buying expensive anime releases, even if the excesses of the later volumes did get to a point of making it clear the “fanservice” would forever ride on the point of almost crossing particular lines.
( The epilogue, or maybe the punch line )