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Summary: How goddesses get their energy back...
Review: The goddesses have a direct link with the heavenly computer Yggdrasil, which supplies them with power and energy to live, as well as the ability to make their ten-dimensional forms 3-d. But what happens when Yggdrasil crashes?Belldandy begins falling asleep EVERYWHERE at ANY time. Urd starts drinking more alcohol than usual, and Skuld becomes the Customer of the Year at Mayfield ice cream plant. But even this is not enough, and they start experiencing other side effects. Skuld, being the Goddess of the Future, starts to grow at an alarming rate, until she is an adult. But she is growing so fast that soon she will be an old woman! As the Goddess of the Past, Urd is having the oppposite problem. She is regressing into childhood, and soon she will be a baby! With Skuld growing old before her time and Urd in danger of never being born, what can Keiichi do? Belldandy's no help--she's too busy reinacting the story of Rip Van Winkle!
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Summary: Book 7 -- Goddess Power Failure
Review: This graphic novel covers the original Japanese manga volume 6 chapters 40 - 42 and volume 7 chapters 43 & 44. Each chapter is a seperate story with 41-43 covering the story arc of the goddesses losing their main power source. In the first story, Belldandy restores everything from the Lord of Terror's attack before resealing her power. Skuld challenges Megumi to a contest using homemade robots. In the second story, the goddesses have lost their primary power sourse causing them to change in appearance while Keiichi searches for an alternate solution to the problem. In the third tale, has found a solution and restores Skuld, but there's not enough power left for Urd. Now in the form of a young girl, Urd befriends a young boy. The fourth story has the goddesses restored but Urd feeling the need to repay Keiichi for all he has done. It is time for another one of her love potions to help Belldandy and Keiichi "get it on". The final tale has Belldandy knitting a sweater for Keiichi while Sayoko plots her downfall. Bottom line: this book sees a return to the classic OMG humor that was missed in the previous book. OMG fans should have this in their collection. People looking for light reading material should look no further.
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