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The Devil Ororon (Manga)

The stories are complete different, but both are fantasy-like, with romance that's not suffocatingly-sweet and they both have their unique feel and use new ideas, it's not just another rewrite of the same love story, over and over again.

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Both plots are based on supernatural worlds emphasising on bonds, fate, and the strive for change. Watanuki and Chiaki are very similar. Both have overcome domestic hardships, are gifted/cursed with powers, and wear their heart on their sleeve.

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Both mangas have a darker sub-plot and unique, very interesting stories that have a touch of gothic, a touch of supernatural and some good art. Both are pretty different from what you'd normally read in manga, as they break away from stereotypes and really make you think in a new way

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Fancy romantic mangas featuring angels and demons? Enjoy bitter-sweet, well-written stories with occasional splashes of blood? Then both Angel Sanctuary and The Devil Ororon are right for you! Angel Sanctuary is a deep 20 volume epic while The Devil Ororon is a comparatively simple four volume story, but both are very great stories worth checking out!

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Demon Flowers and The Devil Ororon are similar in many ways. They are both created by the same author, Mizuki Hakase, and they both deal with demons and suffering souls who long for love and family.

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Both have the same author and thus are drawn in a similar style. They also both have fairly strong plots, and feature supernatural beings such as ghosts and demons. The primary difference is that The Demon Ororon is a longer, more involved story than Baku, which is basically a volume of short stories. I enjoyed both of them very much.

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