Devils' Line 1

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A sequel manga series titled Devils' Line II: Gyakushū began serialization in the same magazine in the March 2022 issue on January 20, 2022. [14] Despite the absence of an official announcement regarding a second season, the undeniable enthusiasm of fans of “Devils Line” only strengthens the hope of a sequel to this captivating story. The passion that drives them in their quest for information on a possible second season is palpable. They are always on the lookout for the slightest rumor, the slightest clue that could give them a glimmer of hope. Finally, Netflix, with its global presence and growing commitment to original content, could also be a streaming choice for the second season of Devils Line. The platform has already proven its interest in Japanese animation series, with several exclusives to its credit. a b "Devil's Line Reveals Additional Cast, Airs Spring 2018". MANGA.TOKYO. February 7, 2018 . Retrieved February 7, 2018. Vampires seem to be living among humans. Outwardly, they appear nearly identical to humans, so the general public does not know of their existence. They also do not need to drink blood, but when they get a craving or get angry, they can become uncontrollable monsters.

Tsukasa is willing to risk everything to rescue Anzai. Anzai learns about his past as he recovers from his injuries. Devils' Line, written and illustrated by Ryo Hanada, was serialized in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Monthly Morning Two from March 22, 2013, to December 22, 2018. [7] [8] A series of extra chapters were published in the magazine from January 22 to May 22, 2019. [9] [10] Kodansha collected its chapters in thirteen tankōbon volumes, released from September 20, 2013, to February 22, 2019. [11] [12] An additional volume, listed as fourteenth, was released on June 21, 2019. [13]While uncertainty still hangs over the confirmation of a second season, the continued interest in this unique love story between a human and a vampire suggests a promising future for “Devils Line”. We look forward to the new adventures of Anzai and Tsukasa, and hope that their love story continues to captivate and move us. But what really sets this manga apart from "vampire romances" is how thoroughly unromantic theDevils' Line version of vampirism is. It's not uncommon for a romance to bill itself as a "Beauty and the Beast" story. But it's rare for the reader to really feel that the beast is actually a danger to the beauty. If the beast is a vampire, his longing for the blood of the beauty is used as a metaphor for his passionate love for her.

The first season of the anime, released in 2018, captivated viewers with the unique love story between a human and a vampire. Despite the fact that the first season did not generate significant profits, the undeniable popularity of the manga could influence the decision to produce a second season. A sniper is out for revenge. Another random passing half-devil helps Anzai to recover by giving him a taste of blood. The perfect way to describe Devils’ Line would be “still a better love story than Twilight.” The anime is about a girl named Tsukasa Taira. She learns of the existence of vampires, or as the series refers to them, Devils. True to vampire romances, she meets a Devil/human hybrid named Yuuki Anzai, who she starts having feelings for.A couple more characters are introduced in this volume, adding a little more complexity to the setting and/or story, but, on the whole, this is pure entertainment with plenty of light touches to counterbalance the horror.