Amon: Devilman Mokushiroku

If Amon: The Apocalypse of Devilman taught us anything, it's that Nagai Go is a fantastic creator of horror and action stories. He's also famous for producing anime that almost everyone finds offensive. This shows his unique vision and style. It's better to be remembered for something, right?

Be advised that this OVA contains graphic gore and decapitation scenes. Nagai Go spares no one as Amon attacks children and women. Body parts are frequently seen flying everywhere. If you're not acquainted with Devilman, you might encounter difficulty following the story. Even if you know the narrative, some of the violent scenes might be unclear.

This series depicts ... exceptional animation and artwork, as typical of action anime shows. The fights between demons are particularly remarkable. I must also address that the sound effects in this OVA are among the finest I've heard. From the sound of bones breaking and flesh tearing to even the smallest, unexpected footstep, every sound is shown with great detail and realism.

Amon: The Apocalypse of Devilman is action-packed, not giving the viewer much time to relax. However, the plot does require some attention. If you are able to multitask, such as performing an autopsy while eating a sandwich, then you might enjoy this show.

This OVA is certainly the black sheep of Devilman anime. It follows a drastically different route from the previous ova's and the original manga, leading fans of both to feel confused. Even the Amon manga it's based on does very little to explain the dramatic situation.

The apocalypse of devilman can be best described as a character study of Akira Fudo following the apocalypse caused by Satan. People are wreaking havoc in the streets of Japan and killing those they consider to be demons. Miki and her brother fall victim to these cruel attacks and Akira's faith in humanity has been shattered.

He's no longer the ... hot-blooded and compassionate hero fans know him as. Akira has grown jaded to the world that betrayed him. To make matters worse, Amon, the demon that gave him strength, is regaining dominance.

Amon serves as the embodiment of depravity and represents the darkness of Akira. Amon is what Akira would be if he lost everything that made him human.

This ova doesn't work too well at telling a story but it is a good character analysis for Akira at his lowest.

this was visually atrocious but at the same time it was kinda respectable for how bad it was. the animation was so UGLYYYYY i have a vague memory of just watching the scene with miki and akira in the train where the lighting is all orange and thinking "man low budget 2000s anime style really was not it". i was kinda wrong tho its a bit of a vibe. i also have a very vivid memory of there being a human milk lactation scene where a girl had tubes on her tits but i couldnt find it while looking up shit so maybe im just ... going mad. i know there was somehting like that in devilman crybaby and i thought it was in here too or maybe it was jsut SOMETHING about breast milk but i dont know what. weird as hell regardless.

anyways: one of the fight scenes was animated so poorly that i felt like i was watching a youtube video making fun of it. i could not take it seriously. ryo was kinda aesthetically pleasing in here tho, the only non fugly thing. the gruesomness and gore and body horror was based too