Rasetsu, Vol. 3

In this volume of Rasetsu, the ghosts are connected with events in the past, letting us get better looks at the characters, mainly Rasetsu and Yako. The first case occurs when Rasetsu's mother comes a'calling, unknown that she is being followed by spirits. The second case comes from a familiar face, and from a person in Yako's past. Also in this volume is a chapter about the only non-psychic of the agency, Aoi, where it explains how he came to be part of the team. The character development in this volume is interesting, as we get to see how Rasetsu believes her fate is affected by her family, as well as Yako's attempt to tell her otherwise. Kuryu states his dislike for Yako, in addition to a more ominous statement, and the Chief - well, he's pretty much as lazy as usual. There are also some sweet moments between Yako and Rasetsu, even if Yako can be oblivious. As usual, there are very funny moments, especially because of the appearance of Rasetsu's mother, and misunderstandings caused by it. This series is only getting better, so if you were ever interested, this is the time to jump in. Funny, sweet, and sometimes romantic, this is a great series.