Ok the story is so far-fetched it's difficult to believe. The art is good and the yaoi isn't much, which is good for me but would probably disappoint yaoi fans. I didn't find it that confusing but the ending was probably the worst I've ever read. It wasn't an ending at all, more like Enjin-sensei just dropped it half way through. There was a lot of wasted potential as well. It touched on some deep topics and emotions such as fate, devotion but doesn't delve into them enough to drag up the plot.



All in all this could have been so much better. The plot may have worked if it had been presented better and more realistically and if more emotion and development was given to the characters. Ironically it's short size is the only reason I completed this but is also the reason it's so unsatisfactory.

There was wasted potential here. I didn't have any expectations when I started reading this; at every page, every chapter, I wanted to really like this manga. Where Enjin-sensei succeeds is her beautiful artwork and a very interesting, if not ambitious premise. It’s not often you come across a sci-fi themed romance in manga, and even more so in yaoi. Yet, the story becomes a muddled mess partway through. It could have been saved if there had been some scorching smut to balance things out, but the tacked on obligatory not-very explicit sex scene at the end did very little if anything to redeem a pretty lackluster romance.

My chief complaint with this manga was the underwhelming development of the romance. Watase's presence in the latter chapters isn't very strong and I didn't get a good feel for his character at all. Moriya realizes his feelings early on and the build-up of his unrequited feelings was well-done. With the direction the story was taking, there was a sense that things were leading up to a dramatic climax. Alas, it was not meant to be, and once you’ve read it, you’ll understand why. The inevitable confession and Watase’s realization of his own feelings was both anti-climactic and devoid of any tangible passion. All of a sudden, he’s like, I was doing this because I wanted to be like you and I guess I love you? What, how romantic is that?

There was a strong sense of a story unfulfilled or maybe unfinished. Of the number of themes she attempts to cram into the story, why didn’t she make better use of the themes of destiny and fate? When she first introduced the characters as “partners,” I thought that perhaps that both would come to realize that they perhaps they were destined soul mates and that fate had taken a hand to give them a second chance to be with one another. The whole red string theory and so on. It’s not original, but it would have been a lot more interesting than what we got.

Some of the paneling was confusing too and to what purpose was there for making Moriya a werewolf and having him collect semen? I can understand a vampire collecting blood, but why semen for a werewolf? It was a bit fanservish and usually I’m willing to overlook things like that if I enjoyed the material overall, but seeing as a I didn’t, I guess I’ll be nitpicky.

There was an attempt to create something original here, and for that I didn’t rate this as low as others. The pieces were there, but the execution was extremely lacking. Although my review is pretty critical, I still think it was worth reading and good for anyone that’s looking to pass some time. For the art alone, it’s worth trying.

... Last updated on March 9th, 2013, 6:47pm

The art is great, no doubt about it.
Story wise, I expected an okay manga. After the first pages I thought "what the heck is going on there?!" but it became quite funny and entertaining. I didn't find the story to be confusing but it's not something to just quickly read through. Also it's something not to take too seriously. It was a nice mixture of (dark) humor and drama and it kept me excited to read through to the end.
I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to read a totally different BL story for once (and don't take it too seriously!)

I agree with CuthienSilmeriel.
The art is really nice~ Gorgeous art. Handsome men, really.. Beautifully drawn and all, but the plot however is really lacking. I mean, I sometimes read yaoi just for the smut, but this manga doesn't have much for yaoi-fans or for those who actually cares about plot. The plot is confusing and not well thought-out.

I wouldn't read this again.

This was so amazing! First of all the art is amazing, really enjoyable. The characters are also likable and I loved watching how they both changed. There was definitely character growth and both Moriya and Watase had a considerable amount of depth to them considering the over all feel of the story. I mean, aliens? Werewolves and vampires!? It was so weird but in a good way... And the plot was actually really good, amazingly! The internal dialogue was good and I'm a sucker for people pining for their loved ones when the feelings might actually be requited... The themes touched upon were also really interesting. So if you can just get past the initial randomness of the setting, the story as a whole is truly intriguing! AMAZING! (Did I already say that? lol) Highly recommended! 10/10.

... Last updated on October 30th, 2011, 1:03am

xD Have to say i laughed. First of all, aliens, yay, second of all, their tasks...lol. And finally, it was predictable in the final chapter what was going to happen but it was nice to be right. I enjoyed this, it was funny, random and had some good moments. Aside from all that the art is also very good and the story is original - got to give it dibs for that even if it was a bit random in its choice of originality haha

It ended for me the moment the mangaka entered the "third party person". Unsatisfying ending. Really, the mangaka had a good plot device, the delivery was just so lacking.

The drawings are good but the plot reads like a porn movie script. Don't waste your time on this manga if you're looking for a credible story.

I don't usually like supernatural-type mangas, but for some reason I was really getting into this one... but it never really came together. It just seems like it's getting started, and then it's over. Pretty disappointing.

The art is nice and the plot isn't confusing at all. It is rather unconventional for a yaoi manga. People might be bothered by it's weirdness, but I kind of like the way it's unique.

It's a manga that should be read at a slow pace to understand and an open mind to appreciate. It's not your ordinary love story, which is kind of why it's easy to either love or hate.

10/10 because it was refreshing to read something totally different.