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This anime messed up my mind. You'd assume one thing, but something else happens. Don't let the plot summary fool you. The story is far to deep to be described. It was one of the best.

I read the plot before I watched. It didn't seem too interesting, but out of all the reviews that were made on this anime, barely any were negative. Was it really that good? I had to find out for myself. After a few episodes, I was hooked. You know an anime is good when you are able to sit through two episodes of two people just arguing back and forth. ... There was so much logic, so much reasoning that skipping through scenes was impossible.

A fantastic journey through the series. I'd say the story has two parts to it: Part 1, is back story, character introductions, and trying to move towards the second part. Part 2, is where the story blooms from the backstory, and Clare is on the path of revenge.

I read an instalment of this manga in an issue of Shounen Jump, and found the art to be quite unique. That's how I got into the series. The beginning few chapters were slow, and it made Clare seem like a Mary-Sue. If I hadn't come across this in the Jump Magazine, I'd say this manga wasn't going ... anywhere. But, knowing that the action was going to get better, I continued reading. The more I read, the more addicted I became to the series.

Norihiro Yagi sensei has some serious skill, I must say. The art was detailed to begin with, and as new characters were introduced, it kept getting more and more beautiful. It's amazing how much of a diversity Yagi sensei managed to create out of light haired females wearing the same armor. And the yoma, although some are repulsive, the detail and fine lines made it all bearable.

I'd definitely recommend. This is a manga that does a different take on things. It's dark, the art is fantastic, and everything is well crafted. Give it a shot! :D

My friend recommended this anime to me a while ago. The start was pretty epic, and at times the scenes were very funny. I really like how the art takes up a unique style, and the colours and plot were intriguing.

However, I felt the overall quality of this to be poor. The brother, and the sister, seem to be stuck in one of those cliche worlds where they always end up winning every battle, and then winner goes off explaining everything for the viewers' sake.

There was also quite a lot of fan service, which I don't want to point out because there's no need. ...

Before any of you tell me to continue to the end, I watched up until episode 6, with no skimming whatsoever. After 3 hours of it, I've decided to drop it, because the story was quite weak, with no particular direction to go into.

(P.s Don't start bashing me, this is only my opinion :o)

I thought this anime was going to be about mass murder and a dark girl who can't stop killing. Well, that's the impression the trailer I found on YouTube gave me, at least. That was my first impression.

My second impression was the fact that the series would drag on and on and on (because FIFTY EPISODES??? HOLY). Both my impressions have been proven wrong.

The pacing is nice, and (some) of the characters have made me very emotional at times. The art is nice, although I felt the main to be lacking power at times. The relationships formed, be it friend, romantic, or family bonds, have ... closely tied the characters together. I couldn't help but feel very sad watching how the anime concluded. The voice acting for Diva was really nice, too.

I'd say this was a pretty worthwhile anime. Not my favourite, but I liked it :)