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A review by scipiokento
Devils' Line, Vol. 5 by Ryo Hanada
adventurous
dark
funny
mysterious
reflective
tense
medium-paced
5.0
"You can decide for yourself where you belong."
This series continues to hold strong for me. In this volume, we meet new characters who are adding new perspectives to the story. We also gain more insight to other more secondary characters and past experiences that have helped navigate their choices.
Anzai and Tsukasa continue to explore and push new boundaries in their relationship. Devil/human relationships are fairly unexplored territory as it is known to be extremely dangerous for the human participant. The risks they continue to take in order to remain in each other's lives continues to feed the romance addicted goblin in my brain.
Also, Mom and...DAD?!?!
This series continues to hold strong for me. In this volume, we meet new characters who are adding new perspectives to the story. We also gain more insight to other more secondary characters and past experiences that have helped navigate their choices.
Anzai and Tsukasa continue to explore and push new boundaries in their relationship. Devil/human relationships are fairly unexplored territory as it is known to be extremely dangerous for the human participant. The risks they continue to take in order to remain in each other's lives continues to feed the romance addicted goblin in my brain.