Crimson Spell, Vol. 6 (6)

Having waited years for the continuation of this story, I'm so happy to finally read it and I must say that Ayano Yamane did not disappoint. She says in her afterwards that her art style has changed so much, but it's still has that same wonderful quality that is uniquely hers. The storytelling is on point and, of course, magical. The only bad thing is now I have to wait for the next volume. Please Sensei! More!

Ayano Yamane?! Why do you do this to me? It's soo good, and you can't wait to flip the page, you do and then you see it...the end and a cliffhanger. You are like a maniacal genius. And I love you for it! Eagerly awaiting the next 10 volumes.😁

After so long this series is back, and just as beautiful as before. This series is one of my favorites. The art is amazing, it is funny, interesting, and the characters are so endearing.

Great book if you are interested in this kind of books like I'm!!

I’m thankful for the list of dramatis personae at the beginning of this installation. While I really adore Ms. Yamane’s drawings of gorgeous men, the five-year gap between this manga and volume five made it little difficult for me to remember the characters and how they relate to each other. (It’s not helped by the fact that two characters literally resemble each other.)This installation is a little less than satisfactory since characters get stuck twice in the same pocket dimension, which has little to recommend it than twisted vines and attacking zombie creatures. The mystery of the town that has these shambling beasts appearing at red-hot is explained, albeit in an awkward, roundabout way. I’m still unsure how much of that involves Vald and how much is merely the work of someone completely unrelated to his quest. I may have to go over the previous manga installations to clarify the matter.Vald and Havi continue to bicker but in a more considered fashion. In spite of Vald being the warrior, Havi is a little too quick to bring violent magical energies to bear, even when he might hurt the innocent. Vald is a more compassionate character, trying desperately to save people or avoid hurting them. When his demonic half is separated from his angelic soul, some of that human tenderness still lingers in both aspects. The soul wants to help but is unable and the demon is capable of horrific violence but is uninterested in visions of world conquest or wanton killing.There is also the sex, as red hot and lubricious as ever. The nubile Vald spends a lot of time shirtless (like Captain Kirk in classic episodes of Star Trek) and seems to lose his clothes rather easily. So you can understand why Havi and other characters might want to crawl all over him. There’s hot man-on-man hijinks here as well as disturbing images of tentacle sex. If the latter makes you squeamish, then you might want to skip this manga.But, for those who waited half a decade for this novel to appear, Ms. Yamane shows it was worth the wait.

I loved it! 😍 It got so intense it was over before I knew it! Now I've got to wait again. 😭 Totally worth the wait! Can't wait for the next! 😊

Waited so long for this vol to be released! so happy to finally have it!! LOVE IT

got for tessa and loves book price was not to bad came fast

It can't just be left there, I need to know what happens! I need more of the gorgeous art and Havi

In the capital city of Zenedoura, nothing is what seems to be, so Vald, Havi and their very eclectic band of travel companions and friends, find themselves running from pocket dimensions, evil sorcerers, raging demons and enthralled citizens... Thanks god, Havi always seems to have some magic up his sleeve to save the day...I really love this series, the plot, the characters, the enticing mixture of romance, magic, mystery and adventures... Honestly, the only problem is having to wait another five years for the nexts installment. I hope it comes sooner than this one!

sempre un bellissimo manga

Another great book by Yamano Ayane