“Half-angel Chiaki and exiled devil Ororon find solace together while battling celestial assassins from both heaven and hell.”
The Demon Ororon
悪魔のオロロン
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Synopsis
Half-angel Chiaki and exiled devil Ororon find solace together while battling celestial assassins from both heaven and hell.
A lonely yet caring 15-year-old Chiaki, the half-angel daughter of the Archangel Michael and a human woman, welcomes into her home a dejected devil Ororon who pledges to stay at her side forever. Both of them have been ostracized from their respective celestial realms--Chiaki because her origins are impure and Ororon because he is the youngest son of the Lord Devil and therefore a threat to his older brothers for leadership of the underworld. As various agents of heaven come by to destroy the angel Chiaki, she learns that having the incredibly powerful Ororon by her side is useful. And as assassin after assassin comes to eliminate Ororon, he learns that Chiaki can teach him a valuable lesson about the sanctity of life. (Source: Tokyopop)
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Derived from 5 sampled reviews
What 5 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.93 · split reception
7.0 pts
Recommenders 9.0 · others 2.0
↑ 1.80
Running avg · Nov 2007 → Feb 2011
- 10 “This manga is a deeply moving, beautiful tragedy that balances depressing themes with an uplifting tone, bolstered by an incredibly expressive and unique art style. While the hyper-violent visuals...”
- 9 “The unique art style and deep, impactful character relationships make this manga an endlessly re-readable experience that offers much more than meets the eye. While the ending leaves me wanting...”
- 8 “I really enjoy this manga because the characters are deep and well-developed through their internal thoughts, making the story better than the average genre entry. While the art style is a matter...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 21 × 4 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 48m approx
- Published Apr 1998 – Jan 2001
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M0522 catalog