I am a huge fan of the Mobile Game, and I still enjoy that we are finally seeing more content in English. This is more of a lighter less story driven read of adventures that happen during and between the books, and some have been special events in the mobile game as well. I can't wait to read more from this universe in a manga format.

Thank you Viz Media for the drc via NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I went back and read this after I read Disney Twisted-Wonderland: The Manga – Book of Savanaclaw, Vol. 1 which I really loved and I thought reading this one would clear up some of what I missed before that one but it didn't really. This is a collection of brief, silly stories with all different characters, some held my interest more than others but none felt that essential. I really enjoyed Book of Savanaclaw so I went into this one with high expectations which might be part of why it was a miss for me. I'd still recommend it to anyone who likes the game/characters and would like to see them in quick side stories. It's easy to read in one sitting and the characters are well drawn and have their own unique characteristics.

Thanks to NetGalley and VIZ Media for the ARC.

Just like the first volume, this is more short side comics about the characters of Twisted Wonderland, and is equally enjoyable. Nothing new, but if it ain't broke...

Fans of Twisted Wonderland are in for another treat with this second anthology, which delivers an enchanting collection of short stories set in the beloved world of the game. Each chapter offers a fresh and fun perspective on familiar characters, with different manga artists bringing their unique styles to the storytelling.

The variety of tones—from comedic to heartwarming—keeps the anthology engaging, and it’s a joy to see the personalities of the dorm leaders and students shine in new ways. Whether you’re looking for lighthearted mischief or touching moments between characters, there’s something here for every fan to enjoy.

While the short format means some stories end a bit too quickly, the anthology still captures the charm and intrigue of Twisted Wonderland beautifully. A must-have for dedicated players and newcomers alike!

I absolutely love these anthologies of side stories! All the characters get a chance to shine and be the focus.

VIZ Media provided an early galley for review.

I have become a big fan of the Twisted-Wonderland mangas over the past few years. So, I am onboard for more misadventures from this crew.

Just like last volume, this one starts out with several gorgeous full-page, full-color character portraits. One by Izumi Tsubaki features a Cruella DeVil inspired Professor Crewel while Yomi Sarachi gives us a pair that rolled right out of Hades' underworld and Domino Ozaki provides a pair who take after Malificent.

As for the dozen stories here, there were several that I enjoyed. yutaka served up a fun escapade with a theme on the benefits of cooperation. Sakura Fujimoto gave us a trip to the Diasomni Dorm (the one where Malificent serves as the model). The artwork throughout was solid and very complimentary to that of the original series volumes.

What is nice about these one-off tales is that the reader is getting glimpses into more of the world and is seeing the dynamics of relationships that are forming between older characters and new ones. There were a couple that had overlapping elements (like those relating to food preparation/serving or a dance competition between dorms) that helped form a bit of a cohesive narrative mosaic across the stories.