Blue Exorcist is a decent shonen. Rin Okumura is a half-human half-demon offspring of the man himself, Satan. After the death of his adoptive father, he vows to become an exorcist and kill Satan. The story sounds more promising than it actually is, which is to say it doesn't build up to the great...
Rin and Yukio are fraternal twin brothers with two very different personalities and abilities. For the youngest twin, Yukio, he is very intelligent, likeable, and successful. In fact, Yukio is the youngest exorcist to ever be enrolled at True Cross Academy and Father Fujimoto (his guardian) is ve...
So because Goodreads doesn't have all the volumes of this manga listed, I'm going to put my two cents in right here. I'm late to this manga because I only ever watched the anime but after rewatching that a few days ago I really wanted to spend some more time in this fictional world so I started r...
Rin's friends are now all aware that he's the son of Satan. The three young monks, ie. Bon, Neko and Shima, don't want to have anything to do with him, but when they are assigned to a mission that takes them back to the environs of Kyoto, they don't have a choice but to accept that Rin is there, ...
He recibido cierta decepción con este tomo, a la vez que suceden algunas cosas interesantes a la par no sucede nada, la historia no avanza.Yukio por fin es sincero y podemos conocer lo que siente y piensa, todo gracias a Todoh que lo presiona al límite y aunque nos revelan ciertas cosas interesan...
April 2014: 4 StarsAnd so it begins.Our next story arc, the one that ends in volume 9, starts at the very beginning of this volume.Our characters continue to deal with the new development in their relationship with Rin. At times humorous, it also hits hard to see how changed they are. I feel so b...
There are so many similarities between this first volume and the first volume of the manga called Bleach, so much that I almost have to wonder if it's actually coincidental. And because Bleach came out eight years before Blue Exorcist, as well as the fact that I've been reading Bleach before I fo...
it was a very interesting series reminds me a little of naruto how in the beginning see him as a monster then he seeks to become something amazing but unlike naruto he cant have anyone knowing he is the son of satan. naruto was shunned for being host to the nine tails rin would be killed if anyon...
Ao no Exorcist is a testament why I will grow old reading manga. Japanese graphic novels still makes me breathless when I encounter such grand undertaking of a taboo idea.The son of lucifer is the hero, and he founds salvation on his mortal Father's love. Sure, it's a lot of cheese, but I thought...
Ahh, Blue Exorcist... What to say about this. I've watched the complete season of the anime and it's truly one of my absolute favorites. So, because of Anime Hangover, I wanted to pick this up and see how the story progresses and where it's going since the anime took a completely different turn f...
The first half concentrates on relationships more than exorcists. This is good because the characters need to be introduced before you can really feel for them in later scenes. The fact that Rin has to hide his powers is a bit gimmicky to me, but other than that it was a solid volume.A little bit...
I liked this book, even more than I liked volume 1. In it we learned more about the blue flame, it introduced us to some more classmates in the exorcist class. I hadn't realized the age difference in his class which does confuse me a bit since at least one of them has to be 5-6 years older than h...
I have to admit that the addition of boob jokes always brings the story down a bit for me. Otherwise, I thought this volume was excellent. Kuro is a great character. His relationships with both Father Fujimoto and Rin are fantastic ways to show the grey in the fight between humans and demons. Not...