A review by scipiokento
Devils' Line, Vol. 4 by Ryo Hanada
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
"There are a lot of things you're happier not knowing about."
Tables are turning, character alliances are shuffled, and there are endless mysteries yet to be solved. A dramatic turn of events leads Anzai and Tsukasa towards making an impactful decision. One that leads them both into unknown territory. Shadows of Anzai's origin are still skittering close by waiting to strike. The duality exhibited in this volume was wonderfully impactful and is a great representation of, for a lack of a better phrase, what it is to be human...or devil.
Tables are turning, character alliances are shuffled, and there are endless mysteries yet to be solved. A dramatic turn of events leads Anzai and Tsukasa towards making an impactful decision. One that leads them both into unknown territory. Shadows of Anzai's origin are still skittering close by waiting to strike. The duality exhibited in this volume was wonderfully impactful and is a great representation of, for a lack of a better phrase, what it is to be human...or devil.