Gorgeous art, a lot of attention is paid to details without overshadowing the idea of the story. On the contrary I consider it an accesory that emphasizes the personality of the characters. Considering the short number of pages, the environment is key to this point. I also like the small talk and the little acts that slowly lead to... well the main scene. I also think the lenght and flow of the story suggests quite well how a vampires day seems in a never ending life and a never ending romance.

... Last updated on September 18th, 2011, 11:43am

7 pages to entertain and surprise the reader. And since I usually dislike vampires I'm slightly surprised that I like this oneshot. The characters, the story (even if surely nothing special) and the art are all well done, especially the art makes me think: I've seen that before. Where? *looks.to.mangaka..* Ah. Dokuhime, I knew it.
Mihara has an art style you tend to recognize because of its special treats. I've never seen another mangaka with similar treats! Very skillful hairdos, dresses with such a love for detail and of course - this dark feeling. If you've liked Kaori Yuki, I assure you: You will like this little oneshot. Because Mihara and Yuki both give you this dark feeling. Check out "Dokuhime", too.

... Last updated on February 14th, 2010, 3:10pm

vampires sure are all very lovely...

@pichie- its not sad they are together, forever because they are vampires and it seems that the vampire also takes care of her...then thats sweet...~

it was really interesting, and short. i was kinda confused at the end, but it was still pretty good. the art is nice

The story was a little lacking, but what can you say about a one-shot this short? There's not much room for story...

But the art is absolutely lovely, as one would expect from Mihara.

It's really nice. Short and sweet, and kind of sad too...