Honestly...

It was sad.

A good sad, but sad.

The conclusion was nice, but there were some things I didn't like in the book, mostly the lore and how new and old characters showed up in the book (and the shipping stuff)

Honestly though, go read it. It's not bad, and it ends the series off pretty well.

Like I think I would be so hyped and have high expectations since DreamWorks makes great movies cause of animation and story telling.

Happy and Miskit have similar poses!

Just a thought I had, there should be a discord server for the wiki and Amulet fans to talk in. That's if there isn't already one. I can get the main part of a server done so if anyone can help make one, contact me on discord (tlr4).

Step One: Get your hair wet, and pull it directly up, like a unicorn ponytail

Step Two: get four cans of hairspray, continue to hold up your ponytail, but spray all of the hairspray at the base of the ponytail, until its hard.

Step Three: Use hair cream and put it into your hair so it stands up on its own, remove your hair from holding it up

Step Four: Finish it off with spraying enough hairspray to make a hole in the atmosphere

Ending Photo:

I’m gonna say, this was worth the five years. I wanna say Amulet is like a masterpiece. I wish there was just a little more world building, but I felt like all the others things made up for it. Before this book released, I felt like this story wasn’t gonna feel complete, but after reading, it did. The story was going very fast, but considering this was the final book, I can understand why.

Thank you Mr. Kibuishi!

MY SCHOOL'S BOOK FAIR HAS WAVERIDER I'M SO EXITEDDDDDDDDDDDD

Obviously:

--SPOILERS--

And...I'd recommend to skim lol—this has a lot of rambling in it and a lot of speculation.

Here's a buffer image with my complete set! (so no one accidentally gets spoiled)

Overall Thoughts

I think it wraps up Emily's character arc very well, but I feel like it spends too much time with new characters than it does with older characters. I just feel like the two Mountain Giants and the new Guardian Council eat up too much page time. Imo, the final book in a series is for closure—not for introducing more stuff. No hate of course because Kazu Kibuishi has done a remarkable job on this series overall, so I don't want to take away from that.

Ikol

Ikol—the big baddie of the book—being made by Silas is definitely interesting. It also raises a ton, ton, TON of questions. Did the voice ever speak to him? Was he even aware that his creation went rogue? Plus, it's implied that the voice has been speaking to Stonekeeepers for a very long time. Does this imply Silas is even older than he seems? Or is it the void that enables residents there to be able to travel through time, like Emily and Vigo? Or maybe Ikol is just one voice and history has always repeated with another voice.

Ikol's Masters

This part confuses me. I thought it was implied that Ikol's masters were from those ships that the shadows came from. Maybe that was just a red herring from Ikol though. And are they made by Silas too? Another thing—do they actually exist on some plane of existence? Or do they not really exist anywhere because they seem to be more like phantoms when we see them on both Alledia and on Earth. This part confuses me the most, so I'll just let you talk about it in the comments:

Shadows

We're all still confused about Sybrian, right? Probably a continuity issue, but I'd like to try and make it make sense. In the first book, Trellis was possessed by Sybrian—supposedly to do the bidding of the Elf King. (As for how the Elf King was able to prevent getting possessed? Simple, he's dead and only "alive" because of Ikol.) But Ikol was wrong to think Sybrian could actually make Trellis do his bidding. It feeds off of things like anger and fear and, in turn, amplifies them as it seems. So Trellis wasn't 100% himself, but he wasn't under the total control of the Elf King.

Kanalis's Curse

It seems like Leon's curse was either caused by Ikol or the shadows. Not sure how that really makes sense. I would have preferred if the curse wasn't lifted tbh since most of the cursed have already made peace with it, so it felt a bit unnecessary. Although Enzo and Rico's human appearances are pretty much how I'd imagine them at least. On a lighter note, this panel is unintentionally funny due to General Pil not having changed at all:

Ronin

So, a bit of a continuity issue here. Vigo seems to imply Ronin is dead in Book 4, but she's just alive?? I mean, he does say people think she's a ghost, but how did he even find this info?

Gabilan

Well, you know what they say about a picture saying a thousand words:

Trellis

I think his story ended well. Not King of the Elves like everyone expected him to be. But just a natural leader of the Guardian Council. I'm also happy that Riva and he ended up together, although it might have been better to leave his future up to interpretation given all the shipping wars.

Navin

Navin got robbed of a conclusion imo. He should've had a little more focus—he's the deuteragonist for crying out loud. Where's his goodbye with Aly? I mean, it's probably off-screen since we know a bit of time has passed since they defeated the shadows, but I'm a little disappointed we didn't see it.

Return to Alledia?

Honestly, it's almost straight-up confirmed that at least Emily's adventures in Alledia aren't over with all the time manipulation going on. I do hope it means Navin will return once again too because he's been just as impacted by Alledia as Emily. I do, however, think the ending did a good job of closing up the story. A chance to live an ordinary life, but adventure is still lingering in the air—and Emily seems to know it will eventually call again. Maybe not for a long time, but it will happen.

Big Question

Is Silas from Earth or Alledia?

That don't even look like her.

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I have great news! I have concluded working on my personal mega project, Lights Arise. I'm now in the final phase of person friends and family reading it before fully released. Book 2, Lights Revival, will most likely not get started until mid summer, and conclude around the same time now next year. I ask that the most eager fans awaiting must bring full patience, as if I want this to be the best product possible, I need time to perfect it. A well crafted diamond with perfect edges and shine must be delt with carefully with a tedious and grueling schedule. In the meantime of the 1st diamond being wrapped up completely, here's how the story for book 2 will be formed.

Love the support, thank you guys/folks so much.

-ThatGuyNamedBronson

Lights Arise is the title of my upcoming book I'm currently working on. And with nearly completing it, I'd decide I'll give the amazing fans of Amulet the plot and outline of what this first of three installments will look like. Enjoy!

In this fantasy, sc-fi themed book, a couple of years before the events of Amulet, the main timeline of the original stories, flies Cielis, home to many in its population and the stonekeeper's academy where a bright mid-teenage pre-keeper Conner Griffin finishes his final, grueling test to become a stonekeeper, following in his late fathers footsteps. Immediately, Conner and the other inductees are given orders to help in the battle efforts, supporting the dwindling number of active stonekeepers below. Guiding and assisting him into the unknown is Juniper, a plucky but serious handpicked special op's trooper will make sure the job is done. Walk with Conner and Juniper as they explore the land below clouds, cities underground and in hiding. As well as meeting new and old friends, while also discovering dark, hidden truths about Conner, and what he has not been told by those he trusts.

Just finishing the writing aspect of it, the editing and overview wont be too long, this weekend I aim to release the book! Thank you all!

For the (roughly) past year, I've been working on a full length written book setting place in the Amulet timeline. I can't give much info as of now, but if you have patience, I promise it'll be worth it. What I can tell you is that this book I've been an unbelievable amount of effort and work into will take place before the events of book one of the main Amulet series. This being my first venture into something like this, I wanted to not give you one book, but a trilogy. If the schedule is correct, finish a book every year, meaning that content will be coming out for the next three years. And here's the best part, it's completely free of charge. I've written this on Google doc only, meaning anyone could read this at anytime. I expect to be complete in the next week or two, seeing how my life goes. I hope that upon closer to release, hype will generate for this project that I just an insane amount of effort into. Thank you all for reading this post, have a great day!

- ThatGuyNamedBronson