Destiny Unchain Online

Description

Mitsuki Kou is such a feared PVP gamer that he's earned the nickname "Crim the Headhunter" in some circles. His next game to take over? "Destiny Unchain Online", a brand new VRMMO game developed by none other than Kou's father. But, no new game on release day is without its bugs - namely, Kou glitches to the middle of nowhere, and his vampire avatar is turned into a girl! A story for all of the people who through games have met new friends and aimed for the top... start!

Type

Manga

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Associated Names

Destiny Unchain Online ~Kyuuketsuki Shoujo to Natte, Yagate "Aka no Maou" to Yobareru You ni Narimashita~

Destiny Unchain Online ~Kyūketsuki Shōjo to Natte, Yagate "Aka no Maō" to Yobareru Yō ni Narimashita~

Destiny Unchain Online เดสทินี อันเชน ออนไลน์ ~เมื่อผมกลายเป็นสาวน้อยผีดูดเลือดแล้วถูกขนานนามว่าจอมมารสีชาด~

Destiny Unchain Online 〜吸血鬼少女となって、やがて『赤の魔王』と呼ばれるようになりました〜

Destiny Unchain Online 〜成为吸血鬼少女，不久后被称为『红之魔王』〜

Groups Scanlating

AvidSis Fan Translations

Church of Crim

Netsukawa

Latest Release(s)

v.11 c.93 by Church of Crim 15 hours ago

v.11 c.92 by Church of Crim 3 weeks ago

v.11 c.91.5 by Church of Crim 3 weeks ago

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Status in Country of Origin

11 Volumes (Ongoing)

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User Rating

Average: 7.3 / 10.0 (40 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.86 / 10.0

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Last Updated

September 10th, 2025 3:58am PDT - 2 months ago

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Genre

Action Adventure Fantasy Gender Bender Shounen
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Author(s)

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Artist(s)

Yachimoto

Year

2022

Original Publisher

Kodansha

Serialized In (magazine)

Shounen Magazine R (Kodansha)

Magazine Pocket (Kodansha)

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English Publisher

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Activity Stats (vs. other series)

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Monthly Pos #1197

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3 Month Pos #1899

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6 Month Pos #3586

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Year Pos #3932

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A Cut Above Similar VRMMO Titles

by LazyReviewer
1 year ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

(Manga Ch. 91)
Different from the WN (more on that after the main Manga review). Art is great, story is coherent, plot doesn't suck, and characters are decent.

Foreshadowing is used mostly effectively, and emphasis on the futuristic technology is believable and imaginative.

The gender bend is not used as an excuse to have a GL plot so far, and that's a plus in my book. There's no GL at all so far, and I'm cool if it continues to not have romance. However, the WN seems to be heading that direction from where I'm at while reading it, and I don't think the manga will be so different that it doesn't at least loosely follow suit.

Final Edit: Sigh.

I honestly hope the manga goes a different route from the WN at this point. There's a lot of room for improvement, even without breaking the main story in the WN.

In the WN, while the author originally kept what happened to Kou realistic, they've been getting less and less realistic for the sake of pushing a yuri relationship. This could have been done more realistically, but it wasn't. It's like the author got impatient with the relationship building, and as a result, the writing quality dropped massively.

In chapter 156 the story drops the metaphorical ball entirely and forgets about the existence of the technology half the story runs on in order to create a scene that is both cliche and tries to excuse some extremely out of character rage Kou suddenly has that was never even hinted at... basically for the purpose of showing Kou's feelings towards the person he/she's falling in love with (for the sake of the yuri relationship).

Kou and company need to meet Kou's dad at the cafeteria, but three of them have to go to the washroom. Okay, use the NLD to send a voice message to Kou's dad to let him know they'll be a bit late and—What do you mean they split up because they can't otherwise communicate with Kou's dad, and as a result get approached by the cliche "come with me, I'll show you a good time" gooners who forget police exist and cause Kou to rage so hard she almost reveals her vampire powers to the world?

And it's not just that.

Kou's biggest trauma involves nearly killing Hijiri when his 5 year old vampire instinct brain wanted to feed but his body lacked the fangs necessarily to not leave a giant hole. Kou is now fine with occasionally feeding from Hijiri, because the story wants to increasing their intimacy. But feeding on anyone else causes the story to bring up how it's a huge trauma he hasn't overcome yet and so is either impossible or takes huge amounts of courage in a desperate situation.

Bull****! That's like an author saying, "I want my combat veteran with PTSD to learn to deal with their PTSD by going back into the trenches to fight once more, but hearing fireworks in the streets back home causes them to hide under the bed sheets. I (the author) am doing this because I want them to look cool in the trenches."

Just rehabilitate them in an order that makes sense. Sure, it takes longer, but at least the writing wouldn't suck everytime the war (or the relationship) is brought into focus.

Combine all that with some of the suspicious ways genetics are treated due to it being convenient to the plot, and the WN only feels more shallow the further I read. For example, at the very beginning when we finally get the explanation as to why things happened the way they did to cause the gender bend.

It was an accident. The machine was supposed to either turn Kou more vampire or human depending on what Kou subconsciously chose. It just so happened, despite the fact male vampires are said to exist, it was somehow Kou's Y chromosome that caused him to end up in-between both races in such a way it caused issues when he was young.

The manga definitely handled Kou's choice much better than the WN, and so I have hope the rest of the story also ends up higher quality, which is why I'm not changing my rating and keeping it at an 8.

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Chill cozy vibes but not boring (like a lot of farming ones who just AFK)

by Lokin
2 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

Author knows their stuffs, better than other MMORPG with PVP out there by actually integrating accurately in game mechanisms and terminologies.

The protagonist has a very chill, hot-blooded and competitive battle maniac likeable shounen protagonist personablity (kinda like Goku & Naruto without the perversion). Cast is chill, the twins are funny (Freya is adorable and Frey is a very good dork friend), the drawings are good, there are also a big variety of character subtitles.

Characters are portrayed pretty relatable way if you know the gist of online Internet toxicity but take stride of it as casual fun.

The events are fun and light hearted, there's not an ounce of irritable drama (kinda reminds me the vibes of MMORPG shut in lady who played as a guy; but with a hot headed teenager protagonist instead). No dating shit, no stupid drama, just people looking to have a good time farming challenging mobs, speed running to the top, testing their builds and skills, and focus on the wonders and excitement of exploring new areas.

There's also no weird romance vibes that might make the situation awkward or uncomfy due to the GB. The GB doesn't even matter much just pretty much exists to justify a cute skin for the protagonist (maybe it's more relatable to create a GB girl for the audience than a hot blooded audience since GB is all the rage).

No harem vibes but there's a decent amount of female characters "orbiting" but the ratio of male female cast seems to be 1:1 so far.

It's fun if you enjoy spectating small scale battles.

Tldr: Super chill campy dorky series but with decent action and a love letter to PVP.

... Last updated 2 years ago

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