The Saga of Tanya the Evil, Vol. 1
Deus lo Vult
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Monica Rial
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Alright, i went into this not really caring about it, as i got it with the monthly token.
tl;dr; good story, reasonable va, good performance, terribly subpar production
The story: the story is good. I like it, i'm an isekai trash. that's about it.
The translation: as per usual, the translation is inferior to fan translation. This is normal for anime, therefore i'd never recommend buying it as a physical book unless you can read Japanese.
The voice actor: she's good. Her range as others have said, is not word class, but it's good enough for this story. Seemingly she lacks experience reading up for a long time. Chapters have a noticeable volume change as her voice tired out & got some time to rest between chapters. I'd argue it's not on her Too bad she's changed in the next one.
The production: this is where everything goes to hell. While the VA did her job reasonably well, whoever coordinated the production is a totally unfit for the job.
1: The VA got tired between chapters and the volume difference is extremely jarring. It's not reasonable tho ask ANYBODY to speak for a long time, especially if it's recorded. This should have been managed BEFORE the actual production, and at worst in post. It would have taken less then a day to fix these issues by re-recording segments.
2: whoever had the idea that FOOTNOTES should be read up in the middle of a chapter have clearly never thought about the listening experience. Take note of how this is handled with this book: 48 Laws of Power, By: Robert Greene, Narrated by: Richard Poe. While you may disagree with the premise of the book, the way footnotes and stories and handled are stellarly tailored to an optimal listening experience. I should know, as i own the book in real copy too.
A good story, plagued by inexcusable production
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the light novel flesh out tanya a lot more, she is very morally gray and the light novel have some really good scenes that the anime unfortunately skipped (24h artillery rain). the generals get a lot more time in the light novel and their inner monologue about tanya makes her a lot more terrifying than in the anime.
can be a bit difficult to get into
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Audible we need MORE Lightnovels
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Info dumping is tedious
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Dense but worth staying with
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