What do you think of the series?
| Spoilers may be included in this thread. Read the contents at your own risk. Just post your opinion about the series.  The title means "(she is) a devil but also a policewoman". "Akuma de ..." should be trendy titles these days. By shooting a thunder arrow, she can control the mind of the human target. and she has infiltrated police to gather her servants. The art style belongs to that for shonen (boys). The skill is average in "comedy, slice of life" genre. The popular work of the author is Shinryaku! Ika Musume, and this series has the same vibes. Chapter 1 and 2 are published at the same time today. To my surprise, this title has been registered and approved already when I checked MAL's database. (What's the approval status of titles I requested the registration long before?) --- stats as of 2025-02-03 Score: N/A Ranked: #36968 Popularity: #73821 Members: 7 Favorites: 0 |
kuroneko99Mar 21, 2025 4:44 AM
| I just want to say one thing. I sincerely hope he won't make the same mistake like in Atsumare! Fushigi Kenkyuubu and by that I mean spend 200+ chapters giving plenty of wholesome interactions between character only for the manga to end in the most bland boring way possible. I know this probably won't that much romance but this author has tendency suddenly rushing mid way through the manga . Personally I am not gonna waste my time again if he does it again. |
| Art is very nice. The story... neither funny or interesting. Just cheap fanservice bait... sorry, I also need some solid chemistry, interesting characters or good jokes. |
| My rating has only gone up from a 4/10 to a 5/10 from chapter eight onwards, and I don't see that as an improvement either. The art-style is pretty okay, nothing too crazy about it - you come to appreciate it's simplicity as you keep reading. Story isn't seeing any major progression either, very slice-of-life-y. I hope that changes soon if they wanna build up romance between the two characters. And the fan-service/ecchi bait...sigh. I think that's why I keep it at a 5. |
that one is dear to me who runs not after the pleasant or away from the painful, grieves not, lusts not, but lets things come and go as they happen. |