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D.Gray-Man - Mitgliederstatistik
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Their search concludes with them stealing one of the Noah's transportation device, referred to as the Noah's Ark ; this was made possible since Allen has been instilled the consciousness of Nea D.
Campbell , the brother of Mana, and the exiled 14th member of the Noah Family, who the Earl wishes to have back.
Cross reveals that Nea plans to use Allen as host upon reincarnating, effectively erasing Allen eventually. During the Third Exorcists insurrection story arc , Nea's consciousness begins superseding Allen's body.
Now hunted by the Black Order, the Noah Family, and a humanoid Innocence called Apocryphos , Allen goes into hiding as he searches for a way to end Nea's resurrection.
During his journey, he realises that his late guardian, Mana, alongside Nea, has a strong link to the Millennium Earl. He then decides to journey to the place where Mana and Nea grew up to learn the truth about them, and their connection to the Earl.
During this encounter it is revealed that the current Earl is Mana D. Campbell, Nea's brother. Both were once the original Millennium Earl but were split and became enemies.
A draft of D. Gray-man was sent to Shueisha by manga author Katsura Hoshino on a non-specified date. She had mixed feelings about writing the series, since she had been offered other jobs such as developing video games.
However, Shueisha liked the draft and the staff asked Hoshino to go ahead with the series in believing it would be popular. She had originally intended to write a story about zombies, but was discouraged by her editor T-shi and decided to abandon the idea during the third chapter.
Asked about her inspiration for writing about the supernatural , Hoshino said that she feared the supernatural after seeing the film, The Exorcist.
Although the horror film frightened her, it also inspired the author to design the manga's Akuma. The area in the series known as Noah's Ark was based on science fiction ideas rather than the supernatural ideas that had influenced the Akuma.
After conceiving of the Ark's role in the series, Hoshino decided to write a song when Allen is rebuilding it through a piano.
She requested help from her editor, a university graduate, but decided to use her own lyrics. She blamed it on her own ego.
Elements of D. Gray-man first appeared in Hoshino's one-shot title, Zone , in which the Akuma, the exorcists, and the Millennium Earl plan to end the world.
Although Allen Walker is male, his character is based on Zone 's female protagonist. Gray-man ' s Western setting. Hoshino visited cemeteries, and was deeply impressed by her guides' comments at Ground Zero of the World Trade Center left after the September 11 attacks.
She said that she would like to spend more time in New York City to gather data for the series. After beginning D. Gray-man , Hoshino considered continuing to use the name Zone and also contemplated naming the series Dolls or Black Noah.
She chose "D. Gray-man" for its several meanings, most referring to the state of Allen and the other main characters. When the manga moved from weekly to monthly serialization in , Hoshino heard concerns from readers about its possible cancellation and reassured them that the series would continue.
In Hoshino's original drafts, Kanda's past had a number of plot holes. A rewritten, published version had a young Kanda walking along a path surrounded by dead people who had cared for him.
Due to its violence, the image was replaced with one in which Kanda learns that Alma Karma had killed them all. When the chapters were collected into a volume, Hoshino added a small chapter which included the corpses.
When drawing the series, Hoshino entrusts her storyboards to her editor, which was initially complicated to her due to D.
Gray-man being her first series. She faced difficulties with the initial weekly serialization of the manga resulted in multiple changes due to the how the storyboards changed across this period.
Following Hoshino's change to a three-mestral serialization, she uses digital from the storyboard stage. In bringing this style, she looked after manga author Tite Kubo , famous for writing Bleach , who uses a similar style.
This allowed her to add more details to her illustrations and made the faces of her characters more unique. The author noted that the character of Lavi was popular with fans, placing third in a poll behind Allen and Kanda despite infrequent appearances in later story arcs, and she promised that Lavi would return.
The story arc involving Alma Karma, featuring several characters, was difficult for the author; as a result, the next arc in which Allen leaves the Black Order contained fewer characters per chapter due to its different format.
The character of Apocryphos was introduced to hint at the Heart, a plot element briefly described in a past storyline which would later reappear.
She does not want Allen's problems in recent story arcs to lead to portraying him as a troubled teenager, preferring to show him as a cheerful person with a balance of strength and sorrow.
Gray-man 's dark narrative, Hoshino plans to write more lighthearted series in the future. According to Hoshino, the series' main theme focuses on tragedy.
Although this works, the people are revived as Akuma who consume the skin of their loved ones. This has led to her to state that an initial theme is that people should not be brought back to life.
Nevertheless, Hoshino still tried to make it fun for the readers, stating that Allen will always have allies. Another common theme of the series is the lack of black and white morality.
Although Allen initially starts as a hero in the Black Order, their group are revealed to have created actions that might question the readers' thoughts in regards to whether or not the Order is good.
Additionally, the Noah clan starts showing hidden depths despite their evil nature with the antagonistic Earl showing his care for the Noah Nea D.
Campbell while Tyki Mikk questions Allen about whether or not the Exorcist should return to his "home" due to the way he has been treated as a result of being the Nea's vessel.
In the book Representing Multiculturalism in Comics and Graphic Novels Carolene Ayaka states another theme set in the series is identity.
This is reflected in Allen and the exorcists familiarizing themselves with their own supernatural powers in order to become more humanize themselves.
On the other hand, Allen's revelation that he is the 14th Noah which makes him less human. Hoshino believes that the Millennium Earl, the series' main antagonist, would fit the manga's demographic.
Tamplin discuss how D. Gray-man , alongside Spriggan and Ulysses 31 , focus on the "end of the world" with D. Gray-man and Spriggan taking references from the blibical flood.
During production of the first anime adaptation, the author often visited the TMS Entertainment studio, where the voice actors requested advice about their characters.
Early in production, Hoshino was shown an early version of the first opening theme: " Innocent Sorrow " by the Japanese rock band Abingdon Boys School.
When she saw the video, Hoshino began to cry in delight while the staff laughed to her. After the anime finished, the actors who became friends during production kept in touch.
The anime's sequel was subtitled Hallow , referring to Halloween ; the holiday celebrates the "revival of the dead", and TMS Entertainment celebrated the "revival of the D.
Gray-man anime series". Gray-man anime and thanked fans for following it. The original Japanese actors were replaced, with Ayumu Murase voicing Allen and Shinnosuke Tachibana voicing Howard Link ; [30] both anime adaptations retained most of Funimation 's English-language cast.
Written and drawn by Hoshino, the D. After its run in Akamaru Jump , D. Crown , until the magazine ceased its publication on January 19, Rise on April 16, The first complete volume was published on October 9, , and the 27th volume was published on August 4, However, following the 9th compilation of the series, Hoshino changed her mind and instead decided to try different types of covers that feature multiple characters.
In June , Shueisha announced that the D. Gray-man manga would be adapted as an anime. TMS Entertainment provided the animation, while Aniplex provided the music.
The series began airing on October 3, on TV Tokyo. The anime adapts the manga's storyline from the beginning and concludes after the destruction of the Black Order headquarters.
It starts where the first series finished and ends with Allen's departure from the Order. Crunchyroll would stream the series as it aired in Japan.
Gray-man Hallow website stated the home-media release was cancelled due to "various circumstances". The music for the D. The first, track D.
Gray-man Original Soundtrack 1 including its first opening theme and the first two ending themes , was released on March 21, Gray-man Original Soundtrack 2 , released on December 19, , which includes the series' second opening theme and its third and fourth closing themes.
Gray-man Complete Best , which was released on September 24, Its limited edition includes a DVD with credit-less footage of the series' introduction and closing scenes and anime illustrations.
The third soundtrack, D. Gray-man Original Soundtrack 3 with 31 tracks, was released in Japan on December 17, Entitled D. Gray-man Hallow Original Soundtrack , the release includes 40 tracks.
Two D. Gray-man adventure games , based on the first anime series, have been released. The first, D. Gray-man: Kami no Shitotachi D.
Gray-man: Sousha no Shikaku D. Gray-man Player" , was released for PlayStation 2 on September 11, In it, Allen trains in the Asian headquarters of the Black Order to regain powers lost after a previous battle so he can rejoin his allies to fight the Akuma and Noah.
A three-volume light novel based on the manga series, D. Gray-man: Reverse by Kaya Kizaki, was published by Shueisha.
The first volume, published on May 30, , focuses on Allen's journey to the Black Order after he finishes his exorcism training, Yu Kanda's mission to find a witch, and Asian branch head Bak Chan , who tries to learn how Komui Lee was elected European branch head instead of himself.
Allen and other characters attend a party, Lavi trains to be the next Bookman before he meets Allen, and the Millennium Earl searches for people to create Akuma.
Its first chapter follows Black Order scientist Rohfa's search for Allen, with whom she is infatuated. In the second chapter, Allen lives with a circus as a child after he is abandoned by his parents.
Several other series-related books also exist published by Shueisha. The D. Gray-man Illustrations Noche , on February 4, The artist's book also contains two interviews with Hoshino and manga artists Osamu Akimoto and Takeshi Obata.
The manga has been popular in Japan. Gray-man the 15th-bestselling manga property in North America. Zassosha's manga magazine, Puff , ranked the series the seventh-best long-story manga of Gray-man 's characters have also inspired cosplay.
Reception of the series has been generally positive. In his review of volume one, Carlo Santos of Anime News Network said that certain plot points "come out of nowhere" and the story was kept from its full potential due to finding some points like the designs generic.
However, he enjoyed the series' quick-moving plot, exposition, and backstory. Sparrow of IGN also reviewed the first volume, comparing the series' antagonist to three of Batman ' s villains due to his likeability despite his role.
Sparrow also enjoyed Allen's characterization based on his tragic backstory. However, Goodman criticized early-volume reliance on comedy rather than plot.
Hoshino's art received mixed reviews. According to Casey Brienza of ANN, as of volume twelve, the battles were "practically unintelligible" yet liked the rest of the artwork.
Brienza also talked about Hoshino's character designs, believing fans of both sexes would find them appealing. Both reviewers praised Allen Walker's characterization.
However, Morales liked the series and its cast overall. The anime's sequel, D. Gray-man Hallow , was one of the most-anticipated anime series of summer by followers of Anime News Network and the Japanese web portal goo.
Although he enjoyed the interaction among the main cast, Osborn was confused by the revelation that Allen would become the 14th Noah and had to watch the scene again in order to understand it.
However, the reviewer felt that viewers needed more information than what the story was able to provide. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Japanese manga series. Madman Entertainment. Rise April 16, — present. Manga Entertainment. Funimation Channel. Animax Asia. See also: List of D.
Gray-man characters. Main article: List of D. Gray-man chapters. Gray-man episodes. Viz Media. Retrieved October 27, Gray-Man: Volume 9".
Archived from the original on May 13, Retrieved June 23, Gray-man Hallow' episode 1 online: Allen Walker's adventures continue after 8 years".
International Business Times. July 4, Retrieved June 28, Archived from the original on May 3, Retrieved August 5, Gray-man, Volume 1.
Gray-man, Volume 4. Gray-man, Volume 2. Gray-man, Volume 3. April 15, Archived from the original on February 15, Retrieved February 15, Gray-man, Volume Gray-Man, Season 1".
Archived from the original on June 11, Retrieved May 16, Gray-man Hallow Episode 9". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on March 13, Retrieved August 30, Gray-man Hallow Episode 10".
July 26, Retrieved February 16, Manga Tokyo. Retrieved April 2, Representing Multiculturalism in Comics and Graphic Novels.
Anime and Philosophy: Wide Eyed Wonder. Open Court. Gray-man's Tyki Mikk". Archived from the original on April 21, Retrieved February 11, Gray-man, Volume 9.
December 20, Archived from the original on 5 September August 3, Archived from the original on October 11, Retrieved August 3, Archived from the original on September 3, Retrieved January 28, Archived from the original on February 5, Retrieved March 9, Gray-man Manga-ka Ill".
November 7, Archived from the original on July 11, Retrieved May 30, Gray-man on Hiatus February 4, Archived from the original on March 4, Gray-man Manga on March 9".
February 15, Archived from the original on December 25, Retrieved March 10, Gray-man to Move to Jump SQ. August 17, Archived from the original on July 22, Retrieved August 17, July 3, Archived from the original on July 3, Retrieved July 3, Natalie in Japanese.
January 19, Retrieved May 8, Archived from the original on August 5, Retrieved March 31, Rise Magazine".
Retrieved May 13, Archived from the original on January 11, Retrieved April 4, Retrieved August 24, July 18, Archived from the original on October 31, Retrieved April 30, Gray-man, Volume 1".
Archived from the original on January 5, Retrieved March 4, Gray-man, Volume 24". Gray-man, Volume 25". Gray-man 3-in-1 Edition , Volume 1".
Gray-man 3-in-1 Edition , Volume 8". Archived from the original on January 7, Retrieved November 24, Gray-Man Manga Vol. Archived from the original on November 24, Gray-man Anime Announced".
Anime Nation. Archived from the original on February 14, Retrieved February 14, Gray-man staff" in Japanese. TV Tokyo. Archived from the original on July 10, Retrieved July 26, Gray-man episode titles 1—13 " in Japanese.
Archived from the original on July 4, Retrieved October 23, Gray-man episode titles 39—51 " in Japanese. Archived from the original on December 5, Gray-man episode titles 52—64 " in Japanese.
Archived from the original on May 29, Gray-man episode titles 90— " in Japanese. Archived from the original on June 24, TMS Entertainment.
November 11, Retrieved September 27, Gray-man 2nd Stage 13" in Japanese. Retrieved February 22, Gray-Man, Chapter 65 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 64 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 63 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 62 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 61 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 60 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 59 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 58 D.
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D.Gray-Man Содержание Video
cacak.eu-man - Allen vs Tyki Mikk part 2/2Crown ceased its publication, the series was switched to Jump SQ. Rise , starting in April A spin-off novel series, D. Gray-man: Reverse by Kaya Kizaki, explores the history of a number of characters.
A episode anime series, D. It aired in Japan from July to September as a sequel to the first D. Gray-man anime series.
Several items of merchandise have been produced, including two video games about the series. The manga has become one of Shueisha's bestsellers, with over 25 million copies sold.
In Japan and North America, several individual volumes have appeared in weekly top-ten lists of bestselling manga. Hoshino's artwork has received mostly positive reviews; most critics have commented that her characters are visually appealing and that the Gothic elements in her art are pleasant to look at.
However one critic of her artwork has said that Hoshino's fight sequences can be difficult to follow. Set in an alternate 19th century, the story focuses on an organization of exorcists, named the Black Order, as they defend humanity against the Noah Family, reincarnations of Noah and his twelve apostles whom bear hatred towards humanity and God led by a man known as the Millennium Earl.
The exorcists' main weapon against the Noah Family are sentient holy artifacts called Innocence. Innocence comes in a variety of forms, varying from everyday objects such as boots to grandfather clocks, to weapons such as swords and guns; regardless of their form, each Innocence possesses unique offensive and supportive abilities and will only work for the wielder of their choosing.
Out of the Innocence hidden and scattered throughout the world, one of them is the master Innocence; whichever side obtains this Innocence first will win the war.
In contrast to the Innocence, the Noah Family's weapons are derived from a power source known as Dark Matter. Dark Matter, grants the Noah superpowers , along with the ability to create and control demons.
The central character is Allen Walker , a new recruit to the Black Order who started training to control his Innocence after it destroyed the Akuma of his late guardian, Mana.
The story begins in a villain of the week fashion, where Allen teams up with various members of the Black Order to search for Innocence while battling Noah's demons on the way.
Later, Allen and his friends are ordered to track down exorcist General Cross Marian , Allen's missing teacher. Their search concludes with them stealing one of the Noah's transportation device, referred to as the Noah's Ark ; this was made possible since Allen has been instilled the consciousness of Nea D.
Campbell , the brother of Mana, and the exiled 14th member of the Noah Family, who the Earl wishes to have back. Cross reveals that Nea plans to use Allen as host upon reincarnating, effectively erasing Allen eventually.
During the Third Exorcists insurrection story arc , Nea's consciousness begins superseding Allen's body. Now hunted by the Black Order, the Noah Family, and a humanoid Innocence called Apocryphos , Allen goes into hiding as he searches for a way to end Nea's resurrection.
During his journey, he realises that his late guardian, Mana, alongside Nea, has a strong link to the Millennium Earl.
He then decides to journey to the place where Mana and Nea grew up to learn the truth about them, and their connection to the Earl. During this encounter it is revealed that the current Earl is Mana D.
Campbell, Nea's brother. Both were once the original Millennium Earl but were split and became enemies.
A draft of D. Gray-man was sent to Shueisha by manga author Katsura Hoshino on a non-specified date. She had mixed feelings about writing the series, since she had been offered other jobs such as developing video games.
However, Shueisha liked the draft and the staff asked Hoshino to go ahead with the series in believing it would be popular.
She had originally intended to write a story about zombies, but was discouraged by her editor T-shi and decided to abandon the idea during the third chapter.
Asked about her inspiration for writing about the supernatural , Hoshino said that she feared the supernatural after seeing the film, The Exorcist.
Although the horror film frightened her, it also inspired the author to design the manga's Akuma. The area in the series known as Noah's Ark was based on science fiction ideas rather than the supernatural ideas that had influenced the Akuma.
After conceiving of the Ark's role in the series, Hoshino decided to write a song when Allen is rebuilding it through a piano.
She requested help from her editor, a university graduate, but decided to use her own lyrics. She blamed it on her own ego.
Elements of D. Gray-man first appeared in Hoshino's one-shot title, Zone , in which the Akuma, the exorcists, and the Millennium Earl plan to end the world.
Although Allen Walker is male, his character is based on Zone 's female protagonist. Gray-man ' s Western setting. Hoshino visited cemeteries, and was deeply impressed by her guides' comments at Ground Zero of the World Trade Center left after the September 11 attacks.
She said that she would like to spend more time in New York City to gather data for the series. After beginning D.
Gray-man , Hoshino considered continuing to use the name Zone and also contemplated naming the series Dolls or Black Noah.
She chose "D. Gray-man" for its several meanings, most referring to the state of Allen and the other main characters. When the manga moved from weekly to monthly serialization in , Hoshino heard concerns from readers about its possible cancellation and reassured them that the series would continue.
In Hoshino's original drafts, Kanda's past had a number of plot holes. A rewritten, published version had a young Kanda walking along a path surrounded by dead people who had cared for him.
Due to its violence, the image was replaced with one in which Kanda learns that Alma Karma had killed them all. When the chapters were collected into a volume, Hoshino added a small chapter which included the corpses.
When drawing the series, Hoshino entrusts her storyboards to her editor, which was initially complicated to her due to D.
Gray-man being her first series. She faced difficulties with the initial weekly serialization of the manga resulted in multiple changes due to the how the storyboards changed across this period.
Following Hoshino's change to a three-mestral serialization, she uses digital from the storyboard stage. In bringing this style, she looked after manga author Tite Kubo , famous for writing Bleach , who uses a similar style.
This allowed her to add more details to her illustrations and made the faces of her characters more unique. The author noted that the character of Lavi was popular with fans, placing third in a poll behind Allen and Kanda despite infrequent appearances in later story arcs, and she promised that Lavi would return.
The story arc involving Alma Karma, featuring several characters, was difficult for the author; as a result, the next arc in which Allen leaves the Black Order contained fewer characters per chapter due to its different format.
The character of Apocryphos was introduced to hint at the Heart, a plot element briefly described in a past storyline which would later reappear.
She does not want Allen's problems in recent story arcs to lead to portraying him as a troubled teenager, preferring to show him as a cheerful person with a balance of strength and sorrow.
Gray-man 's dark narrative, Hoshino plans to write more lighthearted series in the future. According to Hoshino, the series' main theme focuses on tragedy.
Although this works, the people are revived as Akuma who consume the skin of their loved ones. This has led to her to state that an initial theme is that people should not be brought back to life.
Nevertheless, Hoshino still tried to make it fun for the readers, stating that Allen will always have allies. Another common theme of the series is the lack of black and white morality.
Although Allen initially starts as a hero in the Black Order, their group are revealed to have created actions that might question the readers' thoughts in regards to whether or not the Order is good.
Additionally, the Noah clan starts showing hidden depths despite their evil nature with the antagonistic Earl showing his care for the Noah Nea D.
Campbell while Tyki Mikk questions Allen about whether or not the Exorcist should return to his "home" due to the way he has been treated as a result of being the Nea's vessel.
In the book Representing Multiculturalism in Comics and Graphic Novels Carolene Ayaka states another theme set in the series is identity.
This is reflected in Allen and the exorcists familiarizing themselves with their own supernatural powers in order to become more humanize themselves.
On the other hand, Allen's revelation that he is the 14th Noah which makes him less human. Hoshino believes that the Millennium Earl, the series' main antagonist, would fit the manga's demographic.
Tamplin discuss how D. Gray-man , alongside Spriggan and Ulysses 31 , focus on the "end of the world" with D. Gray-man and Spriggan taking references from the blibical flood.
During production of the first anime adaptation, the author often visited the TMS Entertainment studio, where the voice actors requested advice about their characters.
Early in production, Hoshino was shown an early version of the first opening theme: " Innocent Sorrow " by the Japanese rock band Abingdon Boys School.
When she saw the video, Hoshino began to cry in delight while the staff laughed to her. After the anime finished, the actors who became friends during production kept in touch.
The anime's sequel was subtitled Hallow , referring to Halloween ; the holiday celebrates the "revival of the dead", and TMS Entertainment celebrated the "revival of the D.
Gray-man anime series". Gray-man anime and thanked fans for following it. The original Japanese actors were replaced, with Ayumu Murase voicing Allen and Shinnosuke Tachibana voicing Howard Link ; [30] both anime adaptations retained most of Funimation 's English-language cast.
Written and drawn by Hoshino, the D. After its run in Akamaru Jump , D. Crown , until the magazine ceased its publication on January 19, Rise on April 16, The first complete volume was published on October 9, , and the 27th volume was published on August 4, However, following the 9th compilation of the series, Hoshino changed her mind and instead decided to try different types of covers that feature multiple characters.
In June , Shueisha announced that the D. Gray-man manga would be adapted as an anime. TMS Entertainment provided the animation, while Aniplex provided the music.
The series began airing on October 3, on TV Tokyo. The anime adapts the manga's storyline from the beginning and concludes after the destruction of the Black Order headquarters.
It starts where the first series finished and ends with Allen's departure from the Order. Crunchyroll would stream the series as it aired in Japan.
Gray-man Hallow website stated the home-media release was cancelled due to "various circumstances". The music for the D. The first, track D.
Gray-man Original Soundtrack 1 including its first opening theme and the first two ending themes , was released on March 21, Gray-man Original Soundtrack 2 , released on December 19, , which includes the series' second opening theme and its third and fourth closing themes.
Gray-man Complete Best , which was released on September 24, Its limited edition includes a DVD with credit-less footage of the series' introduction and closing scenes and anime illustrations.
The third soundtrack, D. Gray-man Original Soundtrack 3 with 31 tracks, was released in Japan on December 17, Entitled D. Gray-man Hallow Original Soundtrack , the release includes 40 tracks.
Two D. Gray-man adventure games , based on the first anime series, have been released. The first, D. Gray-man: Kami no Shitotachi D. Gray-man: Sousha no Shikaku D.
Gray-man Player" , was released for PlayStation 2 on September 11, In it, Allen trains in the Asian headquarters of the Black Order to regain powers lost after a previous battle so he can rejoin his allies to fight the Akuma and Noah.
A three-volume light novel based on the manga series, D. Gray-man: Reverse by Kaya Kizaki, was published by Shueisha. The first volume, published on May 30, , focuses on Allen's journey to the Black Order after he finishes his exorcism training, Yu Kanda's mission to find a witch, and Asian branch head Bak Chan , who tries to learn how Komui Lee was elected European branch head instead of himself.
Allen and other characters attend a party, Lavi trains to be the next Bookman before he meets Allen, and the Millennium Earl searches for people to create Akuma.
Its first chapter follows Black Order scientist Rohfa's search for Allen, with whom she is infatuated. In the second chapter, Allen lives with a circus as a child after he is abandoned by his parents.
Several other series-related books also exist published by Shueisha. The D. Gray-man Illustrations Noche , on February 4, The artist's book also contains two interviews with Hoshino and manga artists Osamu Akimoto and Takeshi Obata.
The manga has been popular in Japan. Gray-man the 15th-bestselling manga property in North America. Zassosha's manga magazine, Puff , ranked the series the seventh-best long-story manga of Gray-man 's characters have also inspired cosplay.
Reception of the series has been generally positive. In his review of volume one, Carlo Santos of Anime News Network said that certain plot points "come out of nowhere" and the story was kept from its full potential due to finding some points like the designs generic.
However, he enjoyed the series' quick-moving plot, exposition, and backstory. Sparrow of IGN also reviewed the first volume, comparing the series' antagonist to three of Batman ' s villains due to his likeability despite his role.
Sparrow also enjoyed Allen's characterization based on his tragic backstory. However, Goodman criticized early-volume reliance on comedy rather than plot.
Hoshino's art received mixed reviews. According to Casey Brienza of ANN, as of volume twelve, the battles were "practically unintelligible" yet liked the rest of the artwork.
Brienza also talked about Hoshino's character designs, believing fans of both sexes would find them appealing.
Both reviewers praised Allen Walker's characterization. However, Morales liked the series and its cast overall.
The anime's sequel, D. Gray-man Hallow , was one of the most-anticipated anime series of summer by followers of Anime News Network and the Japanese web portal goo.
Although he enjoyed the interaction among the main cast, Osborn was confused by the revelation that Allen would become the 14th Noah and had to watch the scene again in order to understand it.
However, the reviewer felt that viewers needed more information than what the story was able to provide. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Japanese manga series. Madman Entertainment. Rise April 16, — present. Manga Entertainment. Funimation Channel. Animax Asia. See also: List of D. Gray-man characters.
Main article: List of D. Gray-man chapters. Gray-man episodes. Viz Media. Retrieved October 27, Gray-Man: Volume 9". Archived from the original on May 13, Retrieved June 23, Gray-man Hallow' episode 1 online: Allen Walker's adventures continue after 8 years".
International Business Times. July 4, Retrieved June 28, Archived from the original on May 3, Retrieved August 5, Gray-man, Volume 1.
Gray-man, Volume 4. Gray-man, Volume 2. Gray-man, Volume 3. April 15, Archived from the original on February 15, Retrieved February 15, Gray-man, Volume Gray-Man, Season 1".
Archived from the original on June 11, Retrieved May 16, Gray-man Hallow Episode 9". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on March 13, Retrieved August 30, Gray-man Hallow Episode 10".
July 26, Retrieved February 16, Manga Tokyo. Retrieved April 2, Representing Multiculturalism in Comics and Graphic Novels.
Anime and Philosophy: Wide Eyed Wonder. Open Court. Gray-man's Tyki Mikk". Archived from the original on April 21, Retrieved February 11, Gray-man, Volume 9.
December 20, Archived from the original on 5 September August 3, Archived from the original on October 11, Retrieved August 3, Archived from the original on September 3, Retrieved January 28, Archived from the original on February 5, Retrieved March 9, Gray-man Manga-ka Ill".
November 7, Archived from the original on July 11, Retrieved May 30, Gray-man on Hiatus February 4, Archived from the original on March 4, Gray-man Manga on March 9".
February 15, Archived from the original on December 25, Retrieved March 10, Gray-man to Move to Jump SQ. August 17, Archived from the original on July 22, Retrieved August 17, July 3, Archived from the original on July 3, Retrieved July 3, Natalie in Japanese.
January 19, Retrieved May 8, Archived from the original on August 5, Retrieved March 31, Rise Magazine". Retrieved May 13, Archived from the original on January 11, Retrieved April 4, Retrieved August 24, July 18, Archived from the original on October 31, Retrieved April 30, Gray-man, Volume 1".
Archived from the original on January 5, Retrieved March 4, Gray-man, Volume 24". Gray-man, Volume 25". Gray-man 3-in-1 Edition , Volume 1".
Gray-man 3-in-1 Edition , Volume 8". Archived from the original on January 7, Retrieved November 24, Gray-Man Manga Vol. Archived from the original on November 24, Gray-man Anime Announced".
Gray-Man, Chapter 92 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 91 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 90 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 89 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 88 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 87 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 86 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 85 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 84 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 83 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 82 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 81 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 80 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 79 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 78 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 77 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 76 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 75 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 74 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 73 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 72 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 71 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 70 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 69 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 68 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 67 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 66 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 65 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 64 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 63 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 62 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 61 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 60 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 59 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 58 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 57 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 56 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 55 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 54 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 53 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 52 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 51 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 50 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 49 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 48 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 47 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 45 D.
Gray-Man, Chapter 44 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 43 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 42 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 41 D. Gray-Man, Chapter 40 D.
D.Gray-Man D.Gray-man Video
Allen Walker awakens as the 14th noah (cacak.eu-man HALLOW ディー・グレイマン ハロー)





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