Research consultant: Shin-ichi Fujiwara
Translated by John Neal
193 pages
Published 2025 (English translation published 2025)
Read September 30
Rating: 3 out of 5
Goddamn, but it’s been a tumultuous six months since I read the previous volume of Dinosaur Sanctuary.
This time around, I’m keeping my expectations low. Sanctuary is light workplace drama first, dinosaur fiction a distant second. That’s as true as ever in this installment. Still, we do get some good dino zookeeper interactions, like when Suzume has difficulties feeding a blind Deinonychus named Trom, or when she has an unexpectedly busy day in the Psittacosaurus petting zoo.
I haven’t quite located the sense of charm I felt in the early volumes, but odds are that’s the fault of the world we live in right now. I had a nice time reading it all the same.
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