[DeepL Translation - needs review] Kaito, abducted to Spain, recounts to King Felipe II the episodes with the pirates - the long-awaited "FLESH&BLOOD" outside story.
(Note: this review is basically a copy of the one I left for the bunko re-release. The one thing I will add here is, despite this tankobon being quite nice to hold in your hands in terms of paper quality, I do recommend reading the bunko instead so you get the extra short story.)
This volume is essentially one long F&B 外伝. Each of the "chapters" are broken up into different short stories, but they're all definitely meant to be read together as one. I would recommend reading this after volume 10 of the main series, as this probably takes place in between it and volume 11.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book. I wish one scene in particular had shown up (and that scene not being there is what dropped a star for me), but I'm always happy to see more content for that particular arc it's a part of.
And if you've read up through F&B 10, then you don't need me to talk about book and language difficulty here; you should know what to expect.
A novel-length F&B extra story
(Note: this review is basically a copy of the one I left for the bunko re-release. The one thing I will add here is, despite this tankobon being quite nice to hold in your hands in terms of paper quality, I do recommend reading the bunko instead so you get the extra short story.)
This volume is essentially one long F&B 外伝. Each of the "chapters" are broken up into different short stories, but they're all definitely meant to be read together as one. I would recommend reading this after volume 10 of the main series, as this probably takes place in between it and volume 11.
Overall, I really enjoyed this book. I wish one scene in particular had shown up (and that scene not being there is what dropped a star for me), but I'm always happy to see more content for that particular arc it's a part of.
And if you've read up through F&B 10, then you don't need me to talk about book and language difficulty here; you should know what to expect.