Ao no Exorcist 52 – The Nine-Tailed Fox

Izumo, sorry to hear about your story.

For a one-generation short summary in one chapter, this is good.

WIM: Ao no Exorcist 49-51 – This and Turning Points

Following from the perhaps precipitous plot twist, Ao no Exorcist could only keep the pace for so long. It was at its peak since we were in astonishment by the premise of demons, son-of-Satan protagonist, and Catholic-like organization against the Illuminati. Ao no Exorcist has certainly been on a normal pace with only few spikes of thrill and astonishment. It feeds off the basic plot of son-of-Satan against his identity and to the world. Everything has thus, remained in the necessary pace it needs, at least not until it was revealed who the true spies were. And the great feeling went on for two chapters.

Ao no Exorcist 48 – The Sad Part about Manga and School Festivals

Ao no Exorcist has truly put me off the edges when I was actually close to being right at some guess.

Ao no Exorcist – Volumes 1-7

Cherry blossoms? Oh, whatever they are, he looks cool here.