this is something that i have been meaning to read for i while, but i have never got round to it (well i am reading 96 other manga at the moment, its hard work to keep out with..... god bless my anime list :m107: )

should i make this my 97th or not bother?  :m075:

cool, thanks for the quick reply.

i enjoy anime but manga is what i live for...... as well the booze and the sexy women i swear :m187:

well i shall give it a look see.... and if i hate it a waste precious moments its on your head hash  :m206: just thought i let you know XD

i now am reading 97 mangas, with will be tough work, thank god my exams are over XD

and thanks to this post i am training my grizzly bear to lvl 7 woot :m019:

u have to read this manga!! its really good :m015:
but kinda scary at the end for allen's anti-akuma weapon

read .  this is good

You haven't read DGM yet?? ARE YOU INSANE?? Dx

(kidding... I myself only read it about an year ago)

The manga is great, but I should alert you that some parts on the latest chapters are a bit off if you compare it to all the storyline, but we hope she'll revert to her old style. Even so, DGM is really worth a try.

DEFINITELY READ IT BUT IT KINDA GOT ME DISAPPOINTED CUZ ITS MONTHLY NOW

READ IT!
It's amazing. I definitaly recommend it!

*Warning* The art goes through many changes throughout the series. But it's still wonderful.

This depends on your taste of manga.

Do I like this manga? Absolutely. I wouldn't have bought 20 volumes of manga and an Illustration book for it if I didn't. Would I recommend it to others? Only if I knew they'd like this sort of thing.

DGM isn't very different from Naruto or Bleach in that the story revolves very much around a main character who struggles to get stronger so that he may protect the things he cares about. Sure, there are those bouts of chapters where all you see is Allen Walker struggling with something or other, but the content is great.

The story takes place in an Industrial, 18th century scene, so it's different from the usual fairy-tale/another-world setting. And the story is a lot about character development, and you can even see it in the subtle growth of the character's appearances via artwork (no time skip here like Naruto, this is more realistic IMO). That is to say, Hoshino Katsura's artwork is lovely (although, I have to say that her style changes a lot throughout the series, sometimes drastically, and for better or for worse at times).

The villain is also not the typical vicious badass. He's got a loveable, huggable side to him that masks his evil intentions (which, in turn, I feel makes him all the more worse -- what with him being manipulative and whatnot). I've known some people who didn't want to read DGM due to the main villain, and really, he's not everyone's cup of tea, but it get better over time (especially with the introduction of the Noah clan).

So yeah, you should give it a chance. Keep reading and see where it takes you (I promise there are a lot of shocking chapters). :)