Sousei no Onmyouji
Twin Star Exorcists

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Sousei no Onmyouji. At first I thought this was only a mere exorcism story that was only about fight, friendship, and stuff which are rather crap nowadays but it's nothing like that. This 4th work from manga author Yoshiaki Sukeno has emerged to be quite phenomenal in its unique traits.

The story revolves in a world where exorcists fight demon-like creature called as "impurities" or "kegare". Basically Kegare are residents of another world called Magano which then cross into human world in order to massacre humans just for power. They have been responsible for killing humans in the last one thousand years since the war began. ... They are violent, ruthless and persistent which make them so difficult to fight against. Not only that, even some of them, the exceptional ones are intelligent enough to outsmart Humans in combats. For that reason, they are considered as a major threat to humanity's survival. In any case the long-lasting war has to be ended, either with human victory or human demise, The exorcists will strive.

Well, the general idea looks simple eh?, until there's a boy named Rokuro. 2 years before story timeline, Rokuro was originally a genius 12 year old exorcist carving to obliterate every impurity from human world and Magano. With high determination he was sure of it, Unfortunately the tragedy occurred and Rokuro stopped being an exorcist since then. For 2 years Rokuro have tried to undergo normal life and avoid exorcism related stuff but all of that ended up failing. It's rather funny at start of story that people treat Rokuro as a weirdo instead, to make it worse his family exorcists also treat him like a child and abuse Rokuro a lot. Lots of misfortunes happening around him until The fated first encounter with the heroine Benio occurred unexpectedly causing awkward situation especially for Rokuro. There, their first encounter has turned over Rokuro's fate as a genuine exorcist for the second time.


==Story 9/10==
Not being extravagant of me. The story is unexceptionally appealing for me, it has its own dreadful side where these kids got to devote their lives as exorcists disregarding their cruel pasts about Kegare. Being forced by fate and responsibility these kids show unimaginable resolution for their age. In regard to exorcism part of the story, it's not less sophisticated. For example, there is so-called Miko the strongest of strongest exorcists assumed as a legendary in history of exorcism. This Miko is said as form of hope for humanity against impurities, and the requirement to obtain a Miko is the most interesting part of the story as well which involves Rokuro and Benio's mutual life.

Every detail given seems to be strongly responsible to make up its solid story structure. In other words we have great plot for this manga that successfully suffice my personal satisfaction for a decent story sequence. It also has become much more solid after knowing both protagonists' pasts. I suppose the further the story goes, the darker it will be, and more sacrifices will be needed.

This manga's story pacing is pretty neat, It doesn't really rush its story so that readers will have enough time to comprehend what's exactly going on and every problem that might require some further cognition in order to enjoy the story. The dialogues and narrations in this manga are also prone to follow, even beginner readers will find it easy and effortless. In addition, with some well placed mild jokes scattered in the story , it successfully enhances its own distinct impression. Furthermore, I really appreciate manga author who's able to write and to build a story correctly starting from a solid backstory to story structure later on. Yoshiaki Ukeno is indeed one of them

==Character 8/10==
Focusing on the two main characters, Rokuro and Benio, Both are unique in their own traits. Starting from Rokuro, He was actually a boy who used to be coward, quick-tempered, ignorant and loudmouthed. Traits you will find typical in most shounen characters, yet it's quite distinct with Rokuro. While majority of characters in any shounen obtain motivations from their pasts to push forward, Rokuro is in fact the opposite. Rokuro had been traumatized no other by his own past until he quit being an exorcist 2 years ago. This distinction is probably Yoshiaki Sukeno's characterization style applied to Rokuro as the male lead in the story. On the second one we have Benio, the female lead who was rather cold, confident, serious and straightforward. She despised Rokuro assuming he was just a coward who wouldn't fight Kegare, here She had yet to discover Rokuro's past. Not that much different with Rokuro's past, Benio's past can also be considered very grim, but undeterred by her past She kept pushing forward and being stronger each day so as to exterminate Kegare.

Initially, these two characters have no similar traits at all, that makes them almost impossible to be paired. However, Along the way of story they have stumbled upon a lot of misery, tragedy and grief which have shaped Rokuro and Benio maturely. Since then, both of them have been thriving and striving to fight on their journey to become proper twin star exorcists in order to achieve their respective goals. Moreoever, every character in this manga is unique actually, not only to mention both main characters but all including the ruthless Kegare. I also like characters' determinations of why they fight, what support them to become stronger, even the enemy's intimidation itself takes part in characters' determinations particularly for both protagonists.

==Artwork 8/10==
The character drawing is kinda neat with exact body proportion, so I relatively have no problem when enjoying the character drawing. Expression of each character is nothing out of place too, every expression is placed accordingly to existing situation also I like drawing of the Kegare that's rather spooky. Nevertheless, If only the Kegare drawings were rougher, It'd be better. Expecting it's as rough as titan drawing full of random scratches from SNK in order to bring out horror atmosphere more.

For battle drawing, It's nothing less than vicious drawing which makes it thrilling to experience. It utilizes thick stress lines to bring out character dynamism and impact of every action to become more realistic, I really like it. In addition the arts are getting better as well, especially in the recent chapters. I have to say the artist or author has made a significant improvement not only in the arts but also in the narrations and dialogues, perhaps only a little, but it's still worth noticing.

==Enjoyment 9/10==
My enjoyment comes from great characterization, plot, story and story structure. I find all of them in this manga. Also with dialogues and narrations which are rather convenient to follow, it makes this manga is well suited for any kind of reader. I'd recommend this to anyone.

==Overall 8.5/10==
Based on 29 chapters I've read, This manga has decent quality to make viewers eagerly curious of what's gonna happen next. Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing more of this series. Some day this series will become big if it maintains its composure steadily.

I have wanted to write this for some time now, yet I haven’t gotten around to it. But now with the upcoming anime adaptation I feel it is as good of a time as any.
When I first heard about this series I thought I would like it, and I was right. The series probably seems dumb by what the description says, and maybe the first few chapters. But give it a try and you might like it. I thought it may not be quite what I expected when I first started, but there were only ten chapters translated at the time so I stuck ... with it. And I’m glad I did, on the surface it may seem shallow, but there is a lot of potential if you just give it a try.
I think that the story and the relationship between the two main characters is rather enjoyable to see. Even though the story can be ruff and maybe even dark sometimes it always has happy and funny times. I think it really completes the story to have the funny moments paralleled by struggles and short-comings, and there is a great deal of each. By doing so it shows that the characters are not larger than life; not only do they have their humorous moments they have a lot of serious and tragic times also. Sometimes their relationship can be rocky and strained, and other times awkward. What can you expect when you are told that you were destined to be with some one that you just met, and don’t even get along that well with. Personally I think that these struggles add to the depth of the story. It does seem that even if they didn’t really like the whole marriage thing in the beginning; they have grown accustomed to the idea. I think that for these two characters being told that someone can not only keep up with you but will be by your side while you fight pure evil together. Even if it takes some time to get used to, I’m sure sounds quite nice when you have been fighting alone for so long. It might be slow sometimes, but it is a good story and I can’t wait to see what will happen next. The story and characters are well developed for the length of the series; also the story has a good balance of action, comedy, and romance. In closing it has an interesting premise and I think someone needed to write a story like it, and I’m happy I found it.

So basically Sousei no Onmyouji starts off like any Shounen or Supernatural manga with the Protagonist being aloof. But slowly it progresses to become an enjoyable read.
A story line where the travel from one world to another fighting corruption/kegare, makes the manga super interesting. I loved the manga because there arent many mangas with the kind of pace Sousei no Onmyouji has and it will be really nice to see how things turn out for Rokuro-kun and Benio-san.
All in all i would really rate this manga an overall 8/10 atm. Might change according to how the story further develops(Hoping for the better).

PS: If you do ... watch the anime before reading the manga please do start from chapter 14 of the manga so you can get any context of what will happen later on in the story itself

'tis a classic. the boy and the girl in the cover are the main characters, they are partners. They are kind of cute, with their encounters and banters. But I say classic in this media since the mc be the unthinking charging no lock in its mouth, shouts like hell for no reason, he was describe as an immature kid for his age. By the character I say and there is nothing wrong with that. Seems consistent so far and that is very important. He may be overrated but as long as he stays true to his character, is aight.

There is a tragedy here. ... And you will uncover it little by little, clues be left behind for you to guess what is and what is not. And it is a sad one, full of lost promise, friendship, and future.

The girl in the cover is really great. I like her chatters and insults, usually directed to that other kid there. Like a mirror from each other, she too has suffered a loss, great and painful, and I'd say should never happen to any kid, or any person for that matter. She's been traumatized by it, normally I suppose. Same with the boy, and with them together, created a good blend, and a kind of tag team, seems like, during fights, and exorcising impurities, though a funny term but the beings they represent surely isn't. The are ruthless and entirely black, not only in its features but also in its soul, average impurity has no mind and would ruthlessly attack any humans if they get the chance.

So it is left for our heroes to protect their world, and with their organization, that is nationwide, I assume, they have lead the fight that has lasted for thousands of years. By the way, the leader is an underwear man, as described/insulted by the boy in the cover. I like his character. He makes pranks to the main characters. He kinds of create a light ingredient to the mix, since tis already have too much tragedy in the background of the story, and I'm glad of what he contributes.

As they battle, freinds and foes, betrayal, life long enemies, arch enemies, mindless enemies, and any kind of enemies you could think of, characters involved would learn, to accept, what he/she is, what he/she can do, and realize the truth that would make them stronger and stronger, as has been foretalled. Oh, I forgot, did I say there's also a destiny thing in the mix with the plot? It's the catalyst of everything, that changed the life of the main characters, in the cover, and the people involved with them.

Though interesting as it might be, the turn of events and the style of the telling of the stories, as they go from present to past bit by bit, it is also predictable. It may be due to my vast experience of reading manga/anime/books/movies, but when a fight starts, the outcome is like a done deal. Even that style where a strong enemy suddenly was shocked, by this new awesome technique, looks weak, loss half its body, then suddenly becomes super god, then suddenly gets weaker, due to some stupid ass excuse, but unfortunately, events would follow that is too predictable to even fake surprise. Not even those thing helps from its predictability. And I say, that kind of technique to help prevent the issue of the manga, or in any kind of media, is just cheap, and has been so overdone, by millions, billions, trillion.... heh.

Anyway, due to that slight dilemma, sometimes I skim pass some battles that'd take 50% of some chapters, and so helped me finish the manga to its latest chapter. Though I may not recommend this to our serious readers, whose been bombed by so many overrated storyline/characters, it is still a fun read, with their conversations, with their interesting past, and reactions, with so many funny characters, and some sweet banters from the main characters.

I think everyone who has been informed about the Twin Star Exorcist manga (Sousei No Onmyouji) already knows the main story so I won't be too complicated to do this review

Story 10/10

Art 10/10
It was a fantastic art


Caracter 10/10

... Enjoyment10/10
Because I liked the anime so much the anime I wanted to read the manga at Sousei no onmyouji because I thought it was my favorite anime and it will be in the manga too, but surprisingly for me, the manga it was the opposite of the 30 episodes created or studio studio, in the manga there was more action a better plot of the story and of course many characters who say strong case and die quickly that was very fine.In the manga I especially liked the mangaka Sukeno Yoshiaki, who in the last chapters of the exorcist Twin Star manga brought a few characters from the exorcist Twin star anime created by Pierrot studio the one who was a fan but he put them on display. their new and better one , for example Suzu and Kinako . And Yuto in the manga is a better antagonist with an excelent backstory .


Overall 10/10
Yeah Manga Twin star Exorcist(Sousei No Onmyouji ) is my favorite manga and i put 10/10

Update; Chapter 97 and 98 were embarrassing. Kamui now being full on shoujo-prince and nobody minding it is weird and just too cringy. The story "development" is the usual "oh no the lovers couldn't be together boo hoo" sob story but it all feels so unsatisfying and insignificant- you just know it will end like the most average and everything happening right now will be inconsequential. I just hope they won't push for the Kamui love story even more now that Benio is going full Kegare- it just feels like this is a set up for the most pathetic writing ever.

Many of the higher rated ... reviews are comprehensible BUT I am 100% honest when saying, the manga is just not as good further in- both subjectively AND objectively.

The story is really simple, characters grow/get stronger and huge developments happen every ~15 chapters with epic fights all the time- the usual success formula. And that is okay. I will now elaborate on how the manga failed and why a shoujo tag would not be wrong.

The worst part of this manga has to be, and it hurts to type this, Benio(later on). I absolutely adore(d) her character- Benio developed in an unbelievably satisfying pace alongside Rokuro (and some other cast members). Every bit of change felt justified and, now the most important part, kept piling onto her initial character making her consistent- and this is where Benio falls to ruin, too.

The whole Benio-Kamui "self-discovery tour"-arc was a pain and the "beginning of the end". Their interactions were quite honestly cringe worthy. Benio was degraded into a stupid, gullible, naive high school girl that let's the big guy trample on herself. She suddenly forgives Kamui for decimating her family in the most gruesome way possible, committing mass-murder, and even for sexually assaulting her while alone together- and as if not enough already, she goes super friend/rival mode with him.

Why? Because he fought off an enemy that was there for 2minutes. "I won't forgive you but for my sake don't die"- is Benio supposed to appear wise and powerful in this moment, when she tells Kamui? She just seems dumb and this whole ordeal as a way to push the cringy shoujo-fication even further. This goes as far as Benio telling Kamui "I am sorry, you keep helping me". Benio you stupid B*tch- you just turned into one of the worst, most infuriating characters ever- the whole development and dialogue made no sense- it just didn't.

Now wait a moment... Shoujo-fication...? Yeah. Kamui is gushing about Benio since he was about to rape her, blushing, eyeing and worshipping Benio- turning full shoujo-prince 2nd ML going "I feel my chest tighten if she is hurt uwu what is that feeling" (actually), all after beheading Benio's family in front of her, fighting her loved ones, committing mass murder and forcing himself on her. He also pretty much confesses to Benio. For the first time every, reading hurt IRL. At this point I fear the future.

Could it be any worse? Well, everything I just described happens in 4! FOUR chapters only. It is rushed and feels unnatural.

In recent chapters, Kamui goes full "I will steal yo girl, give her to me if I win" mode in a -not so epic- battle with with Rokuro. It feels forced, Benio not acting on it is weird (denying him or telling him to fuck off finally and reassuring Rokuro) and it reads like a 3rd rate shoujo story- it is slightly less worse than the whole Kamui-Benio arc but it still is so incredibly bad.

Finally, when reuniting with Rokuro, Benio wears an eyepatch, talks as if she was retarded (not as an insult, she probably is now), making her increasingly annoying with every some chapters and acts differently (more mature and direct at times)... but why? There was no happening to bring forth said "development"- and it really is not. The character just feels different.


Somewhere along the way the manga just went full odyssey, it goes in 10 directions but every single one is wrong. What was done to Benio as a character is a crime. The fact that giving the manga a shoujo tag wouldn't be wrong is so weird and just shows that the author had a vision but went about it in the worst way possible. Kamui developing emotions and feeling guilt is a good idea, but it just was insanely rushed and way too cliche-shoujo with how serious and gory the (Kamui-)story begins.


I would love to say those are small flaws but ruining a major main character and throwing in cheap developments and a whole other genre randomly just make for a weird and finally worse experience.

Used to enjoy the story a lot untill the seperation arc , and then there is some ntr kinda stuff which i absolutely hated , after that benio just continued to get sidelined in the battles like some generic male focusing shonen trope. A lot of cliche and especially the protagonist from a guy with exisistencial crises to goes full like i am protagonist and want to be the hero like any other cringey cliche mc , very generic and a average show.




i loved it previously now it feels kinda meh and sadly i also brought the volumes , just a waste of money

story ... 8/10 , art 9/10 , enjoyment 6/10 , overall 6/10 because i read it for enjoyment which it clearly lacks

A manga which established a lot of great troupes and Cliches.

Giving it a 9 is admittedly a bit too much but it is a solid 8 and a great entry point for people....

The only reason i'm giving it a 9 is because i discovered the series when i was a kid who was bit too into "Pokemon" and "Doaremon "..Hence its very close to my heart.

The art and the story are amazing...the author is such a good illustrator that I want to see more of his drafts for the characters.

TLDR,
Great series for ppl to want to get into manga.

I dropped this series but still gave it a 7, because the first half of the manga was so entertaining that I originally wanted to give it an 8 (maybe even a 9 on a good day). I would feel wrong if I gave it a 6 or under, because the series did offer me significant entertainment.

However, as the series progresses through significant climaxes, the author seems to snap: it feels like they decided to bypass their original ending and thus continued to make a series without the flexibility or creativity that is needed to make late game scenarios entertaining. Nobody wants to read ... a series that repeats the same ending to each arc over and over again, but here we are; that's what happened in this series..

If it had ended at a certain point, I would have loved it, so my head cannon has decided that the newer chapters don't exist.

I would normally go into more detail about the art and whatnot, but I've said my piece: If you're willing to accept that the series runs too long and you'll stop enjoying it eventually, then please read this, because it's really good up to a point. If you can't do that, don't read this.

I feel like people are kind of over rating the manga here. But, I may be a bit biased due to the fact when I was reading this I was looking for something anime or manga where the male and female lead are strong and stick together, and get together romantically. Well all I can say is to not expect them to constantly stay by the others side, because for a decent portion around 40 chapters or so they are separated from one another due to certain circumstances. Then when they reunite it is once again only for a short period of time. This it ... to the point of were they are contently separated for damn near 50% of the roughly 100 chapters so far.

Twin Star Exorcist
The review is quite spoiler-free, I talk about some events, but they are often at the beginning or not understandable without much context.
Intro
I have always been a sucker for battle shounen manga and “Exorcist” type stories were always a blessing for me. Luckily, I randomly scrolled through the Manga Plus catalogue where this one title piqued my interest and to this day, I’m still happy that I experienced itStory
The Story revolves around Rokuro Enmado, a boy who was always praised for his skills in being an exorcist and who wanted to exorcise every sin but suddenly stopped after a vital incident occurred. One ... day the boy meets Benio Adashino as she is falling from the sky, about to drop into a river.
After they meet its revealed that Benio and Rokuro are the Twin Star Exorcist who are destined to give birth to the “Miko” who will cleanse all the impurity (Kegare) of the world and end the war. The so called Kegare live in a parallel world called Magano which is portrayed as dark and devastated. To fit the shounen trope there are several Basara who are high level Kegare that absorbed enough curses that they manifest a more human like form and develop intelligence.

The story doesn’t seem like something new; it's again a story about a boy killing demons which are called “Kegare” in this case. But TSE does several things different in contrast to its competitors. Unlike many other shounen TSE focuses much on the romance and goddamn I adore it. The relationship between Benio and Rokuro feels so fleshed out meanwhile the slow progress really fits the setting. Both come closer to each other every time they experience the dreadful life of an exorcist and with every memory, they share together their bond strengthens. But it’s not limited to these two, sometimes Rokuro almost builds a pseudo harem which often funny but also develops Benio as she realizes how much she evaluates Rokuro.

And have I talked about the strong worldbuilding? Besides the parallel world where Kegare house there is also an island called “Tsuchimikado Island” where the twelve heavenly commanders live who fight in an even stronger Magano. Due to the introduction of this island, we were able to see a stellar tournament arc which presents us with the politics of the Island and the new different Exorcists. It also allows the author to make the Main Duo stronger without making it seem like an asspull. Even the powerups which occur quite often won’t come off as ass pulls because there are plot threads clearly foreshadowing them.

Don’t expect it to be just a happy shounen without any stakes, it starts out dark from the beginning and just gets darker, there are several mysteries which yet have to be solved and there are so many unexpected twists that enrichen the world and left my mind blown.

I love good power-systems in shounen and that’s why I was hoping for a good powersystem here but at the end of the day I was kind of underwhelmed. It’s based on spiritual energy from each exorcist spiritual guardian and there is also Yin and Yang energy meaning there’s bad and good energy, but everything feels wacky. The system’s explanations felt uncompleted, and I had to research a lot of stuff because otherwise I wouldn’t understand much. The fact that the wiki is small and has a bad layout doesn’t help much. And the worst thing is that nothing is really defined, people have just random powers which can become annoying. Dang these names for the different spells are so fucking long, I couldn’t remember anything and after a while I just didn’t read them out anymore. But at the end of the day, it wasn’t that bad, watching these different powers was really entertaining and nothing has really gone beyond the scope.




Twin Star Exorcist introduces us to a vast cast of characters who are colorful and unique, and I could easily elaborate my thoughts on them. But I want to focus on the main duo consisting of Rokuro and Benio.

Rokuro can come off as childish and cringe but the deeper you go into the story the more you can sympathize with him and understand his actions. He was a child who was always praised for his skills but one day he lost everything that was him precious resulting in a trauma and ever since that, he gave up being an exorcist. Following that he tried to compensate that by finding other activities, but he failed tremendously. But despite him swearing himself to never be an exorcist, he has the urge to help the people in need. His character arc is excellent as he grows as a person, maturing and finding loved ones. But even now Rokuro is a mystery that I hope will be revealed.

Next on is Benio who is one of my favorite females leads in shounen manga. She comes off as cold and quiet, but later you find out the reason for that and even in the early chapters you see what a cute girl she is. I wouldn’t say she is a tsundere but to be honest I can’t even find a dere-type for her, she is just a mix of personalities blended into one character making a sufficient female lead. And it does not stop with her cuteness, she has multiple story arcs where she gets tested and must find and accept herself. And I will repeat it again their dynamic is so good, and they complement each other perfectly.

I just changed my plan; I will expand a little on the side cast. As I said there is a group of elite exorcists called the heavenly commanders and damn, I love them. They are so fun to watch and Sukeno was able to give most of them little arcs which were handled subpar. My favorites are Shimon and Tenma who both seem reckless at the start but are quite complex. And even minor characters like Kankuro had a whole personality arc in just a few chapters.

And don’t get me started on the villains/antagonists, we were presented to Yuuto and Kamui who are two of my favorite villains in battle shounen. Yuuto is a nihilistic and psychopathic boy who just wants to grow stronger. He shows no remorse and doesn’t care if he has to kill several people to achieve his goal. He doesn’t hesitate to kill anyone but as you read more and more chapters you slowly begin to like him more and after a certain point in the manga he quickly jumped into my favorites. Besides Yuuto we have Kamui, the youngest Basara who gets introduced quite early on. He has the urge to fight strong opponents, wherefore he even helps them, so he can fight them again. But he clearly shines in the Benio arc, but I don’t want to enter spoiler territory. And it just gets better considering that both villains have a deep connection to our both protagonist and aren’t just bad because they’re bad.


Art
While the art at the beginning might look a bit mediocre, it does not stay like that for long. Sukeno kept improving with every chapter he drew, and it just got more detailed over time until it was just eye-candy. The pinnacle of each chapter are the gorgeous spreads which are often even more detailed and are breathtaking. The art perfectly compliments the fights, because without the detailed art the flashy powersystem which is integrated in the fights would not work as good as it does. Along with the gore-ratio which is also not too high or too low, the artist isn’t afraid to draw something gorier, but he doesn’t overdo it so its still a shock and not normality. Plus, the good art can show the different emotions and mental states wonderfully leading to characters which won’t look bland. In addition, the character designs are lovely, everyone looks unique and has their own style and there are even some top-notch waifu designs.

Anime?
There is also an anime adaptation for TSE, but it was handled disgustingly bad. Around 90% of the story is filler and diverges from the manga and even the first few episodes which should have adapted the manga are terrible. But what do you expect? It was once again a product of Studio Pierrot who is already known for appalling adaptations. But hey, one thing it does extraordinary well are the Openings which are all bangers, I only the anime had that quality… My last hope is a reboot, but I doubt it will happen anytime soon.

Conclusion
TSE is by no means something new and it most certainly won’t reinvent the wheel, but it does the things it tries to portray exceptionally good. When you are searching for a battle manga with a great story that keeps you captivated, featuring top tier romance, good visually looking fights with a great cast of characters and a hint of mystery, I can assure you that you will enjoy this.

First of all, anime adaptation did "Sousei no Onmyuji" very wrong. The overall artstyle, story and everything. Because Sukeno sensei wrote an outstanding manga! And reading the manga will have you go through all kinds of emotions. ALso the artstyle and storyline are so so sooooo very good. And the character development is just chefs kiss.

Many dont give the manga a chance after watching the anime , but honestly, I personally think they are missing out on the fun and the roller coaster of emotions. Its a manga where we see them fall in love. They go from rivals to lovers and thats beautiful. ... Its a beautiful and romantic story with another level of action scenes that has your adrenaline rush.

But this is just my personal opinion really. But if your a fan of both action and romance, then this manga is no doubt for you

Rokuro used to be an exorcist until he witnessed the tragedy of the Hinatsuki Dorm. Since then he has tried to turn his attention to anything but exorcism. The only problem is the only thing he is good at is being an exorcist. He runs into Benio (when she falls out of the sky) only to be dragged into the realm of Magano (where the Kegare live) and then has to save Benio before the Kegare kills her. It is then revealed that Benio and Rokuro are the strongest exorcists and since they are around the same age are deemed the Twin Star Exorcists by ... a prophecy which states that they will give birth to the strongest exorcist.

Another new series that I can't wait to read more of. This has a very interesting premise and I can tell there is a lot bubbling under the surface that is just waiting to come up. The artwork is great