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Makai Ouji: Devils and Realist #7
Książe Piekieł: Devils and Realist, vol. 7
Odtąd twoje życie należy do mnie.
Wojna Dwóch Róż weszła w etap bitwy o paziów. William jest przekonany, że oczarowani jego doskonałością młodzi uczniowie będą pchali się drzwiami i oknami... A tu zero chętnych! Wtedy właśnie staje przed nim pewien chłopiec...
Wojna Dwóch Róż weszła w etap bitwy o paziów. William jest przekonany, że oczarowani jego doskonałością młodzi uczniowie będą pchali się drzwiami i oknami... A tu zero chętnych! Wtedy właśnie staje przed nim pewien chłopiec...
172 pages, Paperback
First published June 25, 2013
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May 11, 2020
Really loving this series, the plot is building so nicely and again the artwork is just to die for
July 2, 2024
Zaczynam się poważnie wciągać w tę serię. Poprzednie tomy wchodziły mi dość opornie, a te idą jak masełko.
Historia nabiera prędkości oraz pojawiają się coraz to ciekawsze postacie. Poza tym wciąż czekam na czwartego namiestnika.
I jeszcze jedno - odrzucone okładki są przepiękne...
Historia nabiera prędkości oraz pojawiają się coraz to ciekawsze postacie. Poza tym wciąż czekam na czwartego namiestnika.
I jeszcze jedno - odrzucone okładki są przepiękne...
January 19, 2018
I feel like in each chapter we keep getting little bits of information and this one contributes as well. It's finally been spoken , causing us to go into some battles between our main characters. But William, as always, keeps a level head. And of course, Metatron might be making his way to be a favorite if he keeps up and convinces Uriel to NOT do something. Also, it's hinted in here as to why Dantalion (did something) and OMG I feel for him. You can just tell how much he cared for Solomon so for him to have to do that, to be trusted to do that #cries
And then we get more of school stuff
And then we get more of school stuff
March 21, 2024
An interesting and so dramatic volume! I've been learning so many words that I doubt I'll use in my life, but it feels nice to be able to understand more and more (little by little), I can't wait to read the next volume! It's so dramatic! I love Dantalion so much! And Metatron, my sweet child, you were groomed so bad. Glad that the arc of rose's war is finally over, though
December 3, 2016
This one is when they start using a homophobic slur as sometime in the past in England it seems to have meant some kind of servant for the students in a boys school. So it's a bit of a hard read having that word on damn near every page.
November 9, 2018
Really really great plot building and amazing art. Super into this series.
December 27, 2018
4☆ (no long reviews on manga series except the first and last volumes)
May 21, 2022
I know it’s period/setting accurate, but having to read “fag” all over this volume certainly did tamper my enjoyment.
May 24, 2025
Shenanigans of the school fight and then an actual fight of a bunch of demons finding out a bunch of possible betrayals from a few thousand years ago. Somehow still very school drama vibes.
August 25, 2025
It's been a while since I've read volume 6, so there may have been events that have happened before this one that I don't recall. I did feel a bit like being thrown into the deep end when I finally opened this one to begin reading it.
This volume begins with a little more introduction for Metatron—we are previously introduced to him, but this is more about his circumstances; he seems to resent Michael and reveals some history between them both. He decides to don a human guise to attend the school at which William and the others are at, and it seems like his intentions are purely to stir the pot, though maybe something more behind it is revealed later on.
It's interesting that while the demons are able to pick up that there's something 'off' about Metatron, they can't figure out what, and Sytry does say 'no, that's a human,' when Dante asks whether he's an angel. Metatron's not exactly good at sticking to his story, fumbling over his words when talking about his life in isolation to William during their interview (which think is funny that Dante's first thought was that it may be a date, though he's no less jealous of it being an interview—there's definite BL undertones in how Dante acts towards and seems to feel about William, and I hope it's not just queerbaiting). Metatron makes the smart choice of sprinkling lies into truth when it comes to his story, perhaps that's something he needed or the stumbling over words is intentional.
Dante's jealousy over anyone else getting close to William continues to be a weakness used against him, as he's pitted against an angry Sytry later in the book, who had just recently found out he killed Solomon (which he does confirm, and includes the method with which he did so). Although Dante doesn't answer why, Metatron does conveniently reveal a possible motive in another scene when discussing Solomon's fate with Uriel (that it was to possibly to avoid ecstasy, though William managed the same without dying in a previous volume, so who knows?). Either way, it was clearly a very difficult thing for Dante to do, and William seems to recognise that by saying that we all have things in our past we don't want to talk about, and recognising that that's one of Dante's.
The way William handled this reveal was interesting to me. I can understand why he would have been alarmed, and he did seem alarmed at first. I understand Sytry's assumption that if he's capable of killing Solomon, maybe he could kill William? But I can also see why William said it had nothing to do with him and was between Dante and Solomon, and that it's idiotic to bring up the past like that.
Right at the end, he asks Dante to clarify whether he intends to kill him, and believes Dante doesn't and wants to protect him. It also seems to be a resolution on Dante's resentment about not being summoned by William, since he was finally able to confront William about it just before his fight with Sytry (and we are shown that it seems to be a matter of pride, on William's part—not wanting to summon a demon he constantly asked to stay away from him), and compares the olive branch William extends to the way he and Solomon would make up after a fight (and smartly chooses to keep that to himself!)
I am curious about what Metatron is going to do in future volumes, and whether William will begin to summon Dante to protect him. I did try to order the 8th volume some time ago, funnily enough, the seller sent me a copy in German instead of English! Hopefully the next copy I order will be in the language I ordered it in.
This volume begins with a little more introduction for Metatron—we are previously introduced to him, but this is more about his circumstances; he seems to resent Michael and reveals some history between them both. He decides to don a human guise to attend the school at which William and the others are at, and it seems like his intentions are purely to stir the pot, though maybe something more behind it is revealed later on.
It's interesting that while the demons are able to pick up that there's something 'off' about Metatron, they can't figure out what, and Sytry does say 'no, that's a human,' when Dante asks whether he's an angel. Metatron's not exactly good at sticking to his story, fumbling over his words when talking about his life in isolation to William during their interview (which think is funny that Dante's first thought was that it may be a date, though he's no less jealous of it being an interview—there's definite BL undertones in how Dante acts towards and seems to feel about William, and I hope it's not just queerbaiting). Metatron makes the smart choice of sprinkling lies into truth when it comes to his story, perhaps that's something he needed or the stumbling over words is intentional.
Dante's jealousy over anyone else getting close to William continues to be a weakness used against him, as he's pitted against an angry Sytry later in the book, who had just recently found out he killed Solomon (which he does confirm, and includes the method with which he did so). Although Dante doesn't answer why, Metatron does conveniently reveal a possible motive in another scene when discussing Solomon's fate with Uriel (that it was to possibly to avoid ecstasy, though William managed the same without dying in a previous volume, so who knows?). Either way, it was clearly a very difficult thing for Dante to do, and William seems to recognise that by saying that we all have things in our past we don't want to talk about, and recognising that that's one of Dante's.
The way William handled this reveal was interesting to me. I can understand why he would have been alarmed, and he did seem alarmed at first. I understand Sytry's assumption that if he's capable of killing Solomon, maybe he could kill William? But I can also see why William said it had nothing to do with him and was between Dante and Solomon, and that it's idiotic to bring up the past like that.
Right at the end, he asks Dante to clarify whether he intends to kill him, and believes Dante doesn't and wants to protect him. It also seems to be a resolution on Dante's resentment about not being summoned by William, since he was finally able to confront William about it just before his fight with Sytry (and we are shown that it seems to be a matter of pride, on William's part—not wanting to summon a demon he constantly asked to stay away from him), and compares the olive branch William extends to the way he and Solomon would make up after a fight (and smartly chooses to keep that to himself!)
I am curious about what Metatron is going to do in future volumes, and whether William will begin to summon Dante to protect him. I did try to order the 8th volume some time ago, funnily enough, the seller sent me a copy in German instead of English! Hopefully the next copy I order will be in the language I ordered it in.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 6, 2017
Der Rosenkriege zwischen den Häusern Lancaster und York hat begonnen. Die Jagd nach Mündeln hat begonnen, aber leider läuft es bei William nicht so wie geplant. Doch dann lernt er Zion kennen, einen neuen Schüler an der Schule. Er möchte Williams Mündel werden, aber er ist nicht das was er vorgibt zu sein. Doch William hat noch ganz andere Probleme, zwischen Sitri und Dantalion kommt es zur Eskalation und wir erfahren endlich wer Salomo ermordet hat.
Endlich hat die Handlung einen großen Schritt nach vor gemacht. Endlich kennen wir Salomos Mörder, obwohl man das vorher schon erahnen konnte. Doch irgendwas ist da nicht ganz richtig, ich glaube seinen "warum" nicht. Er muss Salomo aus einem anderen Grund ermordet haben, er hat ihn viel zu sehr geliebt. Meiner Meinung nach war es Salomos Wunsch, aber das ist nur eine Vermutung.
Oh mein Gott ich habe einen neuen Favoriten neben Dantalion, Luzifer und Camio, nämlich Metatron. Er ist so toll und ich möchte ihn die ganze Zeit knuddeln. Ich hoffe wirklich das er einer der guten ist und das wir mehr von ihm zu sehen bekommen. Er würde gut zu William und den anderen passen.
Fazit: Band 7 war sehr spannend, voller Action und wir haben ein paar Geheimnisse erfahren. Natürlich sind ein paar Geheimnisse wieder hinzu gekommen, aber das bin ich langsam gewöhnt. Natürlich gab es am Ende wieder einen Cliffhanger und dieser hat es diesmal wirklich in sich. Der Schreibstil der Autorin war wieder mal herausragend, genau wie die Zeichnungen. Das Cover mag ich nicht, aber das liegt an Michael, ich hasse ihn. Band 8 kann kommen!!
Endlich hat die Handlung einen großen Schritt nach vor gemacht. Endlich kennen wir Salomos Mörder, obwohl man das vorher schon erahnen konnte. Doch irgendwas ist da nicht ganz richtig, ich glaube seinen "warum" nicht. Er muss Salomo aus einem anderen Grund ermordet haben, er hat ihn viel zu sehr geliebt. Meiner Meinung nach war es Salomos Wunsch, aber das ist nur eine Vermutung.
Oh mein Gott ich habe einen neuen Favoriten neben Dantalion, Luzifer und Camio, nämlich Metatron. Er ist so toll und ich möchte ihn die ganze Zeit knuddeln. Ich hoffe wirklich das er einer der guten ist und das wir mehr von ihm zu sehen bekommen. Er würde gut zu William und den anderen passen.
Fazit: Band 7 war sehr spannend, voller Action und wir haben ein paar Geheimnisse erfahren. Natürlich sind ein paar Geheimnisse wieder hinzu gekommen, aber das bin ich langsam gewöhnt. Natürlich gab es am Ende wieder einen Cliffhanger und dieser hat es diesmal wirklich in sich. Der Schreibstil der Autorin war wieder mal herausragend, genau wie die Zeichnungen. Das Cover mag ich nicht, aber das liegt an Michael, ich hasse ihn. Band 8 kann kommen!!
June 14, 2020
The angel Megaton is playing the human at William’s school. The “War of Roses” have started where higher student are against each other to get credits, they can get a “fag”, a new student who become errant boys. Megaton see this as an opportunity to get closer to Solomon.
We finally learn some things from the past by Satyr and Dantalion, but the reasons are not yet clear.
There were some funny moments, Dantalion is still my favorite. A lot of plots elements are going on at the same time and I wish there were some resolution.
We finally learn some things from the past by Satyr and Dantalion, but the reasons are not yet clear.
There were some funny moments, Dantalion is still my favorite. A lot of plots elements are going on at the same time and I wish there were some resolution.
March 15, 2016
Oh for the love of...! I just managed to keep track of who was who and now we're back at square one with .
February 18, 2016
Don't know what else to say but the volumes are good so far.
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