Reviews for Godchild, Volume 6

The average rating for Godchild, Volume 6 based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-05-08 00:00:00 Terence Parker How? How could she do this 😭 that's not fair. That's the biggest injustice ever. He doesn't deserve this 😭

Review # 2 was written on 2009-07-29 00:00:00 Mila Paskaleva I think The Cain Saga, and its sequel Godchild, have the most messed up and tragic characters I've seen so far. It's dark, it's gloomy. Don't expect happy endings in these two mangas, dead bodies keep pilling up. All the characters are so complex. The Cain Saga art is not as good as Godchild, one can guess the artist art was not mature yet unlike when she made Godchild much later. Still it's a must to read to fully understand what happens in Godchild. There are a lot of good contents to find there too (like about how Oscar and Cain met). In the other hand, Godchild's art is so beautiful it's mesmerizing. The characters are so beautifully drawn and each have their unique look. The hero Cain gets involved in different events so the mangas are a bit like short stories put together, all of them involving some supernatural of some sort. He has on his side the ever faithful Riff, his butler and friend. But in the background lies his father's shadow and his secret organization, who become Cain's ennemy throughout the series. Among the ennemies is the fascinating half-brother of Cain, Jizabel, who is also part of said organisation. Jizabel is helped by Cassian. It's interesting to see the mirror relationship between Cain and the protective Riff and Jizabel and the protective Cassian. I really love these two mangas. I love rereading them, going back into the story, and seeing again those fascinating characters living briefly up until the ending. P.S. My review is about both series. I got The Cain Saga in French since the Englih version was not out.