Inori Yuzuriha happens to be a clone of Shu Ouma's sister Mana. To Shu, he kept thinking about the past of his sister, Mana. As Inori and Shu became close from joining, "Funeral Parlor/Undertaker." Since Shu has joined up with Inori and the others. Since I've finished watching the anime and reading parts of the manga. I already know that the same thing would happen in the manga as it did to the anime. Inori happens to the replica of Mana. Though, Shu happens to fall in love with Inori and believes that Mana, his sister is a monster. But there's more to it. More fighting, more killing, and more deaths. Which all lies in the hands of Shu Ouma.
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Amazing and mesmerizing art. It gets better but to get there you might have to struggle with Inori's and Shu's sort of no passion flatness. Gai, Ayasa and sometimes the same Shu waking up to his enormous power will help you to get there. I think I really like it at the end, in spite of having a hurried ending, with all credits during the aftermath. O.o
I guess, like Cowboy Bebop, Vol. 1, this is a companion to the original anime, so this is all there is to this. It probably also explains why I'm so confused going into this because it's probably assumed that I've seen the anime already?
Weirdly structured story where events would keep happening seemingly without any connection to each other, and without any interesting setup. Because of this there were never really any stakes. The characters are also completely undeveloped. Other than that, it’s a pretty stock-standard sci-fi ‘chosen one’ story. I don’t think I’ll be reading another volume, but hey at least it went by quickly.
This is both the best book as series I have ever known. T he way he used Inori's void against her own will though that was bad and he got proper dead inside I could see it in his eyes and in the way he moved
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