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D・N・ANGEL [ディー・エヌ・エンジェル] #9
D.N.Angel, Vol. 9
「梨紅さんの絵が描きたいんだ」と申し込んだ大助が梨紅にキス…しようとした瞬間、なんとダークに変身しちゃってそのまま逃亡。しかもその直後、ダークが梨紗にキスされて、もうた～いへん！トキメキ遺伝子の大暴走はまだまだ止まらない――!!
180 pages, Library Binding
First published July 16, 2003
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About the author
Yukiru Sugisaki
146 books186 followersYukiru Sugisaki (杉崎ゆきる; Sugisaku Yukiru in Japanese) is a Japanese manga artist. Her hobbies are dramas, video games, and "collecting rabbit things".
Sugisaki's face is rarely seen, as she prefers to draw herself with a rabbit face or mask in her manga profile images. She also seems to have developed a trait of leaving her series unfinished before moving on to different projects (Notably D.N.Angel, which has seen multiple month-long droughts between chapters. She has just recently done many Lagoon Engine installments, including the Japanese release of volume 7.
Previous to that, she completed a small series entitled Eden, which had its debut in the October 2006 issue of Shōnen Ace, and finished in February 2007. It saw a departure of sorts from Sugisaki's previous series, with a darker, sci-fi noir theme and older protagonists.
Currently, she finished D.N.Angel in 20 volumes (5 released only in digital).
Her work
She made her debut in "Asuka Magazine" with "Namaiki no N". Her other works include "D.N.Angel (13 volumes, unfinished) ", "Rizelmine (1 volume, finished)", "Lagoon Engine (7 volumes, unfinished)", and "Lagoon Engine Einsatz (1 volume, unfinished)". Her "D.N.Angel" manga and "Rizelmine" manga have also been adapted into anime series. Because the D.N.Angel manga was incomplete at the time, the anime has many differences to the original manga, most notably the ending.
Sugisaki is also the artist of the "BrainPowerd" and "The Candidate for Goddess" manga, both of which have been turned into an anime. Her "Neutral" artbook contains artwork from "D.N.Angel", "BrainPowerd", and "The Candidate for Goddess". Her second artbook, [FEDER:] (which is no longer available for purchase), contains newer artwork solely from D.N.Angel. She has also penned the well-known "Sotsugyo M", and created doujinshi for series such as "Tenkuu no Escaflowne", Neon Genesis Evangelion, Lets&Go , and King of Fighters.
Most of her works feature young, cute main characters and elements of Yaoi, though not considered Yaoi.
Her current project is D.N.Angel, which has finally begun serializing in Monthly Asuka again.
Sugisaki's face is rarely seen, as she prefers to draw herself with a rabbit face or mask in her manga profile images. She also seems to have developed a trait of leaving her series unfinished before moving on to different projects (Notably D.N.Angel, which has seen multiple month-long droughts between chapters. She has just recently done many Lagoon Engine installments, including the Japanese release of volume 7.
Previous to that, she completed a small series entitled Eden, which had its debut in the October 2006 issue of Shōnen Ace, and finished in February 2007. It saw a departure of sorts from Sugisaki's previous series, with a darker, sci-fi noir theme and older protagonists.
Currently, she finished D.N.Angel in 20 volumes (5 released only in digital).
Her work
She made her debut in "Asuka Magazine" with "Namaiki no N". Her other works include "D.N.Angel (13 volumes, unfinished) ", "Rizelmine (1 volume, finished)", "Lagoon Engine (7 volumes, unfinished)", and "Lagoon Engine Einsatz (1 volume, unfinished)". Her "D.N.Angel" manga and "Rizelmine" manga have also been adapted into anime series. Because the D.N.Angel manga was incomplete at the time, the anime has many differences to the original manga, most notably the ending.
Sugisaki is also the artist of the "BrainPowerd" and "The Candidate for Goddess" manga, both of which have been turned into an anime. Her "Neutral" artbook contains artwork from "D.N.Angel", "BrainPowerd", and "The Candidate for Goddess". Her second artbook, [FEDER:] (which is no longer available for purchase), contains newer artwork solely from D.N.Angel. She has also penned the well-known "Sotsugyo M", and created doujinshi for series such as "Tenkuu no Escaflowne", Neon Genesis Evangelion, Lets&Go , and King of Fighters.
Most of her works feature young, cute main characters and elements of Yaoi, though not considered Yaoi.
Her current project is D.N.Angel, which has finally begun serializing in Monthly Asuka again.
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April 30, 2020
I loved this volume of DN Angel! It was really good and has some really fun scenes involving Dark and Daisuke.
January 11, 2015
I think this is where I'll stop in this series. I'm just bored with it.
November 12, 2019
The tragedy of Ice and Snow is over, but the show must go on. Daisuke is a bit embarassed to be dressed up as a girl, who’s also the romantic lead in a school play, but no one else seems to mind. Plus he’s determined to make a success for Freedhert’s sake. Satoshi is doing a fantastic job of improvization when things go wrong, even if he’s making Daisuke blush a lot while doing so. Is there any truth in what he’s saying? Also why is Dark starting to turn into Daisuke around Risa Harada? Why is he interested in Risa? What will this mean as far as Dark’s feeling for Riku are concerned? Not to mention Daisuke’s own budding relationship with Riku?
Things got complicated in this volume, what with the addition of Dark dating Risa and Daisuke’s whole family encouraging him in this. The story devolved into a comedy of errors with Daisuke and Wiz switching places to protect their secret identity. Plus Riku is starting to suspect Daisuke is hiding something. The whole thing made me wonder how seriously the reader is supposed to take a relationship with either Risa or Riku, although it was amusing. I pitied Riku a little, considering how insecure she is about Daisuke’s feelings for her. Perhaps she’s right to feel insecure. For once, Daisuke’s feelings for Satoshi conflicted with those for the twins and Satoshi was prioritized when Daisuke finds his enemy, rival, and perhaps more collapsed and unconscious. In spite of objections from Dark and most of his family, Daisuke takes Satoshi home. The whole thing left me wondering if maybe Satoshi does have a chance. I’d hate to get all hopeful, only to have that hope dashed. Once more, the scenes between Daisuke and Satoshi were among the sweetest, most beautiful, and intense in the book, with just a dash of humour communicated within their interaction in the play. For all of these qualities, I give this four stars.
Things got complicated in this volume, what with the addition of Dark dating Risa and Daisuke’s whole family encouraging him in this. The story devolved into a comedy of errors with Daisuke and Wiz switching places to protect their secret identity. Plus Riku is starting to suspect Daisuke is hiding something. The whole thing made me wonder how seriously the reader is supposed to take a relationship with either Risa or Riku, although it was amusing. I pitied Riku a little, considering how insecure she is about Daisuke’s feelings for her. Perhaps she’s right to feel insecure. For once, Daisuke’s feelings for Satoshi conflicted with those for the twins and Satoshi was prioritized when Daisuke finds his enemy, rival, and perhaps more collapsed and unconscious. In spite of objections from Dark and most of his family, Daisuke takes Satoshi home. The whole thing left me wondering if maybe Satoshi does have a chance. I’d hate to get all hopeful, only to have that hope dashed. Once more, the scenes between Daisuke and Satoshi were among the sweetest, most beautiful, and intense in the book, with just a dash of humour communicated within their interaction in the play. For all of these qualities, I give this four stars.
October 29, 2023
I think it's a really nice detail that Daisuke is the first Niwa to take up painting. It seems like this symbol of him breaking the tradition of stealing to create something of his own. The play is just bizarre. So is the double date at the end of the volume... that I'll have to read more about in the next volume. I don't know how to feel about that.
All that being said, I'm still really enjoying this series.
All that being said, I'm still really enjoying this series.
January 25, 2017
I loved seeing the complexity of Daisuke and Satoshi's relationship played out a little more. I also enjoyed Kosuke a lot in this volume. And the complicated date situation is just fantastic! I hope Risa and Dark don't mess things up.
May 10, 2017
And now we've got the classic switch-a-roo date plot. Plus, Satoshi has feelings.
March 5, 2021
Me encantan los personajes, son muy divertidos!
May 6, 2021
Me encanta, amo los personajes la historia todo.
November 28, 2021
I forgot it when I was in Sundsvall this week end! I missed it so much! More then my room actually! Hehe:D
December 3, 2021
Daisuke besa a Riku y le propone pintar un retrato de ella
April 28, 2008
It's a romantic fantasy. Yes, it's romantic.
Want to read
October 23, 2008gonna read it after
September 25, 2021
Oh, Daisuke, doing his best for a play, sorry Princess sweatpants.
Also sad he didn't princess carry Satoshi...
Also sad he didn't princess carry Satoshi...
November 24, 2012
We FINALLY got through with the Second Hand of Time story. I am greatly looking forward to what happens on Daisuke/Dark's dates!!
April 27, 2012
This love triangle (or is it a square?) is getting a little confusing. Lol. But honestly Daisuke and Riku are one of the cutest couples that manga has to offer. :)
December 24, 2013
Not bad at all! This series continues to not disappoint. There's just something about the relationship between Daisuke and Dark that really draws you in and I love that about this series.
July 10, 2022
Edición argentina que muy probablemente repetía el ISBN del aespañola.
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