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Angel dust Neo GN
Angel dust Neo GN
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Description
Little Akido knows that an innocent prayer at a shrine would turn his simple existence upside down. Suddenly a bevy of cute gals comes into his life - some claiming to be Emulates that want to "make a contract" with him!
Détails du produit
Adult | 14+ Parental Advisory |
Department | Books / Mangas |
Publisher | Section 23 |
Series | Angel dust |
Shop | Manga & Anime |
Primary language | English |
Genre | Fantaisie , Drame , Action |
Product Code | ADV-ADNT0001 |
Avis de nos clients
Rédiger un avis de client"Not bad, but..." par Myrthe Duin (Nederland) le 20 juil. 2008
This is the sequel of Nanase Aoi's other one-shot, Angel/Dust. Mind you, those characters aren't coming back in this one, save for a couple of vague hints here and there.
Thing is, Angel/Dust Neo is described as a one-shot, but the ending leaves me totally unsatisfied. There are a lot of characters introduced, an interesting plotline, and then... Bam. The End. Nothing More.
Since I've found nothing that indicates that there will be more volumes somewhere in the future, I guess that this is just it.
I love Nanase Aoi's work and her way of drawing, and that's exactly why this manga gets two stars. If you're looking for a one-shot with a "closed" ending, then I should look somewhere else. But if an open ending doesn't bother you and you're just looking for a sweet manga with nice characters, then I could recommend this one. ^^
"One volume falls flat!" par Ying (Sweden) le 28 mai 2007
This is actually an unfinished manga and I haven't seen any more japanese volumes so I wonder if the author gonna finish it?
Because on it's on it falls flat! The story is strange and you don't really get any explanation on why this 3 girls pop out and want to sign a contract with Akido.
It's thin and in a strange format (don't fit in my bookcase!)
The only plus is the lovely artwork .