Kosuke Fujishima

Final Exam

Oh My Goddess!

Kirsten Simkiss

In this manga, the antics get upped and the cheesiness gets toned down a little nit in regards to Keiichi being obsessed with his and Belldandy's relationship regarding the physical. In this one, he actually starts thinking about what would make Belldandy happy in their relationship. And, of course, Urd tries to help things along and just manages to make a mess of things. 

As mentioned in reviews of prior volumes, the drawing quality continues to steadily improve.

Kōsuke Fujishima

Now that Keiichi and Belldandy are the "item" on campus, they are constantly solving problems, mostly those created by his friends in the N.I.T. Motor Club. When it's all over with, Keiichi just wants to sit back and relax with a video, but then a second goddess enters his life--Belldandy's sister Urd.

Oh my goddess!

Already, from Volume 1 to Volume 2, there is a marked improvement in the quality of the art. The characters are a little more natural looking and their eyes aren't as far apart. Additionally, we add another goddess to the mix, Urd - my personal favorite of the gaggle of fun characters this manga gives life to.

Again, I have read all of these before and will continue to love them. The art improves from manga to manga so much that backtracking makes it really odd. The art, as I said, has improved from the first manga already and it gets so much better. This is really a series where you can see marked improvement in the artist's work between each volume and it's great.

The story is a little thin in this one, but it's building up to better things and Fujishima is still introducing who will be his main cast in future volumes.

Oh My Goddess! Final Exam

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