I share the disappointments and disillusions others have about where this manga's gone, and I have a feeling even its creator, Kagami Yoshimizu, was embarrassed by the juvenilely sexist train wreck that ended the story. It'd certainly explain his retreading Lucky Star with the more innocent (redeeming?) Miyakawa-ke no Kūfuku, like he was sweeping Pocket Travelers under the carpet. But take heart! Pocket Traveler's core concept is being redeemed in a spin-off story and podcast radioplay branching off after Pocket Travelers chapter 2 called "Quest For The Chibi Physic".

this is really ridiculous and horrible....but i can see me reading it for quite some time cuz i'm a sucker for lucky star...but if it keeps like this i'll drop it...their chibi adventures are soooo uninteresting..lol

So this is what happens when you give Lucky Star a plot (albeit a fantasy plot).

I wasn't really sure about checking this out with no reviews; yet favourable scores, so i decided to check it out. After reading the first two chapters I'm at a loss as to what to think of it, and as such won't vote yet.

It comes across to me as being a bit of fluff reading, since the second chapter was such a random.....story to follow the initial outlay of the plot, and them wanting to restore themselves to their former glory seems to not be a main objective of the mangaka, so I'll reserve judgement.

It was a fun read, but I came out of the first two chapters not really sure where the plot(if there is actually any) is heading.