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Description
From Yen Press:
Half angel, half demon, Tsukimiya must drink pure demon blood to stave off the curse that will eventually claim her life. When she meets an angel named Hinata, he's eager to team up with the halfblood to take down a vampire who's been attacking humans. Tsukimiya is surprised to find that Hinata is a capable partner, but when the vampire is slain, it is Hinata who claims the demon blood, leaving Tsukimiya to be taken by the curse. In a last-ditch effort to save herself, Tsukimiya tries to drink Hinata's blood, now mixed with the pure demon blood. But in taking the blood that will save her, Tsukimiya has also transmitted the curse that will kill her. Hinata and Tsukimiya now share the same curse...and they're running out of time.
Honestly between this and vampire knight, I prefer this one. It gives more a trinity blood vibe and its not so shoujo-ish and boring as VK. Hinata is really interesting~
First couple chapters are crap. But they tell you everything you need to know rather simply and establish everything. A plus in my book because I like to know the rules before jumping in.
If you want to read this, I suggest you start now. If you stopped reading it, pick it back up again. We finally have both feet in the story so it isn't as... lame.
Its worth reading just to attempt to understand Hinata.
Contrary to the general consensus, I thought Bloody Cross should have come as a pleasant surprise rather than a resounding disapointment and much, much less a critical success. Vampires and half-angels? Scanlation project abandoned and picked up randomly? Remote experience with the supernatural genre teaches one to have low expectations. So instead of avoiding cliches, Bloody Cross embraces them. The twists may be predictable, but still well executed enough to provide an enjoyable ride.
Again, the cover art shouldn't have been as deceptive as it was, since basic body proportions, panel compositon, fighting poses and sequence remain consistent, even admirable throughout. The cover actually gives an accurate insight. Notice the lack of attention to details, the uninteresting coloring and bland art style as tell-tale signs. They are not the components of a masterpiece but nevertheless take Bloody Cross far away from being "horrible".
Great manga, battle non-stop and tense story, plus good artwork. Don't expect romance though, even this manga has man and woman teaming up. Both of them really cool, intellegent and care only for themself. I like this story when all of the characters putting up all lies against each other. Anyway, I want to read the next chapter...!!!
'''' and after I read the next chapter, the story became rather boring and has no exact plot after all... ** That's that =_=
While the half angel half vampire stuff seems interesting, I was annoyed by how the first chapter ends up being a predictable struggle battle for the book. Art is good though.
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