D Gray-Man Series
Tagged under Katsura Hoshino, TMS Entertainment, Series.
At the end of a fictional nineteenth century, the Earth is the battlefield of the war between the Black Order and the Millennium Earl. The Earl wants to destroy humanity using his army of akuma, weapons created from the despair of the people who lost their loved ones and recall them to life, trapping their souls into the akuma. The Black Order is a secret organization, under the orders of the Vatican, composed by Exorcists, people able to fight and destroy the akuma using their anti-akuma weapons, made with a divine substance called Innocence. Among them is Allen Walker, a 15 years old boy, who joined the Order to defeat the Millennium Earl and free the souls trapped as akuma.
D Gray-Man Wallpapers
D Gray-Man Scans
Patchy's D Gray-Man Tv And Manga Review
Rated:
The anime adaptation of the manga disappointed me, it felt as though all the peculiarities that made the D.Gray-Man
manga unique were smoothed out for the anime. I guess anime is a watered down version of the manga so to speak, a
reasonable initiative by the producers of the anime, as to open D.Gray-Man to a wider audience, otherwise it may have
been too dark or gruesome for younger viewers.
Like most animes, I recommend reading the manga wherever possible. Nevertheless, D.Gray-Man the anime is a solid watch,
there's plenty of action to be had and a little space to be bored as you learn about the world of the exorcists.
Tagged under D Gray-Man | comments | Read More »
Member Opinions
One of the long series over 100 eps I really love all the way through. If I recall correctly there aren't much filler eps but if there are interesting to watch. The story is original including some pretty awesome and crazy characters and good music. There are good fighting scenes along with a very enjoyable plot line, some comedy relief but overall a wonderful, creepy, dark and suspenseful anime. A must watch for atmospheric tight and dark atmosphere lovers like me :)
orange-lisa rated 9.75:
One of the first anime I've seen, I immediately fell in love with it. I have a particular passion for nineteenth-century
London, with its mysterious atmosphere, the fog, the rain and the dark alleys, so I adored the setting. There's
something that caught me in the general atmosphere that emanates from the pages of the manga, I cannot explain it. The
characters are just wonderful: Allen is a great protagonist, the bad guys are misterious and charming and the guys of
the scientific section are adorably wacky. But Lavi is my favourite one! The manga is wonderful with its gothic
atmosphere and is really well drawn; the anime is quite good too, but is full of fillers, 'til the middle doesn't really
follow the story and ended all of a sudden.
LAVI: "Your feelings are so strong, you’re almost dazzling. What are you carrying upon your shoulders together
with that Clownish Innocence? It is as if, like the light, you’re going to fade away…"
I watched this after seeing some art for it and hearing about it. Took me so long to decide to start watching though because I had to find a site that had the other half of the show, since the site I was using now only has the first 51 episodes. I really liked this show, it's awesome! I really like the Clan of Noah members! I'm also reading the manga. I wish the manga came out weekly.
Yamibou-Eve rated 8.00:
One of my favorite series. Read the manga, love it but it needs to be a weekly manga bc I am senile and I can't tell the
characters apart anymore. I also want new anime seasons. Definitely one of the higher quality anime, did a nice job of
following the manga, with a few fillers that I don't even remember.
I realize I've given the anime a rather high rating, but I'm really impressed with the way the filler episodes were
handled. Unlike oh-so-many anime series, here we get reasonably distributed fillers that help establish the characters,
& build up for the main arcs in the story, & so the series doesn't drink up all the available story in the
source material until it's left running on a dry engine which keeps coughing up one filler arc after the other, when the
only thing the audience want to see at that stage is real progress from the real story..
Other than that, I also like the characterization, & how the anime manages to actually enhance the manga, which I
also happen to like a lot, the music fits nicely into the story, & I find the pianist/musician song quite adorable..
I only hope that sometime in the near future there would be more of the good thing & some new episodes will find
their way into production now that there is more material to use..