'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.