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神殺姫ヂルチ #2
Demonizer Zilch, Vol. 2
Haruomi awakens to the power of the Ring of Solomon and decides to take up the role of Annihilator in the Seventh Gospel Organization, a society of demon hunters, in order to grant Zilch her wish. Under orders from the organization, Haruomi and Zilch begin a covert investigation to find a new "branch" at Kanmeikan High School, where they're joined by none other than Murohime. What adventures await them there...?!
- GenresManga
162 pages, Paperback
Published September 27, 2016
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October 14, 2020
This is a strange series, to be sure.
As a Southern Baptist, I admit I am somewhat uncomfortable with all this stuff involving the various demons once believed to have been captured & imprisoned by King Solomon of the Old Testament of The Bible (he was a king of ancient Israel, reigned somewhere around 1600 & 1200 B.C. He was the son of & successor to the famed King David, who as a shepard boy, killed a 9 foot tall Philistine warrior (who is generally believed to have been one of the "giants" spoken of in the OT, offspring of the fallen angels & human females), with 1 small stone & a sling). Regardless, this story has been interesting so far, yet also I will say being highly disturbing yet oddly fascinating. It's quickly become apparent that this story is headed for a harem element. There's already four girls interested in Io (however three are demon/human hybrids, the fourth, a nun, who may also be...?). I think I'm going to stick with this series. Entertaining, to say the least. Art, excellent. Dialogue, a bit silly at times, I mean really over-the-top at times, but it mostly fits in with the storyline. At least there's not as much posturing & monologing as in Val X Love or DBZ! Characters, likeable, interesting, engaging.
As a Southern Baptist, I admit I am somewhat uncomfortable with all this stuff involving the various demons once believed to have been captured & imprisoned by King Solomon of the Old Testament of The Bible (he was a king of ancient Israel, reigned somewhere around 1600 & 1200 B.C. He was the son of & successor to the famed King David, who as a shepard boy, killed a 9 foot tall Philistine warrior (who is generally believed to have been one of the "giants" spoken of in the OT, offspring of the fallen angels & human females), with 1 small stone & a sling). Regardless, this story has been interesting so far, yet also I will say being highly disturbing yet oddly fascinating. It's quickly become apparent that this story is headed for a harem element. There's already four girls interested in Io (however three are demon/human hybrids, the fourth, a nun, who may also be...?). I think I'm going to stick with this series. Entertaining, to say the least. Art, excellent. Dialogue, a bit silly at times, I mean really over-the-top at times, but it mostly fits in with the storyline. At least there's not as much posturing & monologing as in Val X Love or DBZ! Characters, likeable, interesting, engaging.
December 25, 2017
If you liked the first one, you'll like this one too. The plot is slow going though.
December 19, 2022
If you like fan service, this may be for you. The story makes almost zero sense.
Two down and three to go.
Two down and three to go.
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