Angel Dust

I LOVED this manga! Even though it has no strong yuri relationships it still has a strong friendship bond started with a pact-binding kiss. The artwork is something of the best I've seen in my lifetime. The sequal is "Angel/Dust Neo" but I haven't got to it yet in my pile of "needs" But I bet it'll be evenly ausome. If you're a yuri fan or even just a plain romance manga reader I strongly suggest you add this fantastic piece to your collection! Crazy yuri fan . . . logging out . . .

'Angel/Dust' is a deceptively simple manga with so many story elements and mysteries squeezed into nine chapters. It gives revelations that leave readers wondering, lays out a string of metaphorical dialogue that revolve around the story's main themes, and it's all complemented by Aoi Nanase's gorgeous angelic artwork. Depending on who you talk to it may sound like a condensed mess but it's really not; what's important are the themes of growing up, living life, and facing problems. Whether you take it at surface level or find deeper meaning to it, it's enjoyable reading either way, and it's only one single-volume manga!

I have been an anime fan as long as I can remember and I came across this looking for a present for my friends birthday. The art is originally caught my eye and needless to say this is a good manga for it. However its somewhat lacking in story in my opinion. It seems more like a short story then a series but its not a totally snore fest. Yuina is a girl who wants nothing more then to blend in and not cause problems for anyone. Her father left her with her "auntie" after her mother died and she is to stay their till she is 18. Needless to say she is a smart perfect attendance school girl till on her way to school an angelic android falls from the sky and makes a contract with her. Suddenly she is being herself and simulating with this android to become well an angle savoir type thing. Like I said this book is not much for details or story in my opinion really. This coming from a die hard Yu Watese fan. I would recommend this book however, it is a nice read and the art goes above and beyond expeditions.