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Gods and demons wage a neverending battle with the mortal realm as their battlefield. As with most longstanding feuds, the reasons are no longer important - hatred is a way of life. But it is foretold that one would arise who could restore harmony between gods and demons. Enter Raenef ... heir to a set of demon royalty, he is hardly courtly material. The demon king assigns Eclipse to be his tutor, to mold Raenef into proper demonic shape. The two begin a journey of discovery and are soon joined by a human knight and a god-blessed priest. A compelling fantasy manwha adventure from Korea.

Kisaki

Points
1. Storyline                    39/40
2. Characters                 29/30
3. Secondary/Love plot   NA/20
4. Animation                  8/10-i took off points for gender confusion

Rating: 9.5

Comments:

OMG the second book "Mr. Tomato! Nooooo! Not the tomato." That was one of the most hilarious things I've read in manga. And it just keeps going. Reanef keeps collecting people too, he brings home a knight and a cleric/priest, things a real demon lord shouldn't do! The series is entertaining and funny, but I have declared Raenef female just so things make more sense in my world. The only issue i have really, is that the males all look female and the females- well i thot she was just another pretty guy O_o.

Points
1. Storyline                   /40
2. Characters                 /30
3. Secondary/Love plot /20
4. Animation                   10/10
Comments:

I'm with Kisaki, I haven't gotten the second book yet, so I can only say the first book is funny, and just full of meaning that can't be fully appreciated until you read more of the story. And yeah, the dude looks like a chick. ((actually, I cant tell the gender of anyone in the book until they take off their shirt))

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Desert Coral

Desert Coral a tale of a boy who likes nothing more than to dream, but when his dreams become reality he finds himself in the adventure of his life! Naoto Saki is a typical young boy, and he has quite an imagination. He dreams of fantasy worlds when he sleeps-rather, he dreams of one particular world of barren deserts and marvelous creatures. He is so involved with this illusory setting that he loves nothing more than to sleep, but his elaborate daydreams become reality when he is magically summoned into the very world of which he dreams. Suddenly, a boy’s old fancies become a cause to panic, as Naoto is caught in a battle between the Elphis and the Sand Dusts, two types of creatures from his dream world. Naoto can feel pain here and experience real danger! His only wish is to return home, but the beautiful sorceress who summoned him has other plans…

Anubis

Points

1. Storyline --/40

2. Characters --/30

3. Secondary/Love Plot --/20

4. Animation 10/10

Comments: I've only read the first book, so I cannot rate the series yet. But from what I've read, its very entertaining and funny so far, and the artwork is wonderful. I find the way the creatures are drawn in this story, espcially baby dragons, very cute.

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Digimon

Seven kids enjoying summer camp are suddenly and mysteriously transported to another world. A world of amazing digital creatures that call themselves digimon. With the help of their digimon the kids battle evil forces to save the digital world and to make their way home.

Anubis

Points

1. Storyline 30/40

2. Characters 20/30

3. Secondary/Love Plot 10/20

4. Animation 10/10

Total: 70 Rating: 7.0

Comments: Uhm, I watched this when I was small, and I can't say much to make people want to watch it, other than the plot can become interesting at times, and the animation is ok, as far go as the monsters in the series. I don't particularly care for the animation of the people. Reminds me of Monster Rancher.