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D. Gray-Man, Vol. 2 by Katsura Hoshino
4.0
Allen Walker is sent out on his first mission for the Dark Order. Along with Yu Kanda, Allen is sent out to find an innocence that has emerged in the world. A source of mystical power, the innocence is used by the Dark Order to create weapons. In the hands of an Akuma, it would give the ghoul unlimited power.
Allen and Yu race to reclaim the Innoncence, but things become more complicated when a living doll and the ugly child who built her come into play. Allen has to make choices between saving one of them and doing the Dark Order's bidding.
A solid second volume, even if the art is a bit reminiscent of Bleech. Worth picking up.
Allen and Yu race to reclaim the Innoncence, but things become more complicated when a living doll and the ugly child who built her come into play. Allen has to make choices between saving one of them and doing the Dark Order's bidding.
A solid second volume, even if the art is a bit reminiscent of Bleech. Worth picking up.