Oh My Goddess! #33 & 34 these 2 volumes really should have been one. It was one story arc and the books were THIN! I'm about ready for OMG! to wrap up. I feel like I am being milked."

While Oh My Goddess doesn't really require much of an introduction, however, fans of the series might find volume 33 to be somewhat on the bland side. Overall, the volume contained a self-contained story arc of Keichi, Belldandy, and Chihiro, on their quest to build the bikes of their dreams.

Unfortunately, the majority of the arc seems to focus on either Belldandy and Keichi's never-ending relationship or about bikes in general, neither of which makes of a compelling or interesting volume. Lately, it feels like AMG has lost the spark that originally made it compelling and enjoyable to read. Instead, we keep retreading old ground revolving around the weakest part of the series, Keichi & Belldandy's relationship.

It's times like this that I sometimes wish that Fujishima retire AMG and maybe restart/reboot You're Under Arrest, a more entertaining series (IMHO). ( )