Tatsuki Fujimoto

A great start. Denji and Pochita are likable, and the ladies here are ruthless and powerful. The cast of characters seem interesting.

I thought I would take a stab at the first volume since this is getting an adaption, but all the goriness (I wince when turning the pages) has me grieved. Certainly not for the faint of heart, but it’s charming.

“What if Tokyo Ghoul wasn’t just grimdark nonsense”

The plot takes another sudden left turn, this time into stupid, and it gets more than a little creepy and pathetic. But there are only two volumes left, so I'm sure more swerves are coming.

Denji's date at an aquarium goes awry, as things are wont to do when your body and soul is cleaved to a devil.

The relaunch as a weird high school romantic comedy is not a direction I would have picked, but the characters remain fun and there are hints of something bigger and more consequential brewing in the future.