Story (9/10)

The story is awesome. That's all you need to know. As someone who's interested in shoujo & demon manga, I loved Hana to Akuma. It's really heart-touching, funny, and just...just awesome!

Art: (8/10):

To be honest, I wanted to drop this manga after the first chapter. The artwork wasn't my type and the story didn't seem too interesting, but I decided to push on. And I'm really glad I did. The artwork gets better and better with every chapter, so if it's the art that's putting you off, don't abandon this manga.

Character and Enjoyment (8, 9 respectively):

There were times when some of the characters were unrealistic, but let's face it, this is a manga about demons & supernatural stuff. Plus, it's shoujo -- SOMETHING's bound to be unnatural. Anyhow, I admire how Hisamu Oto developed these characters. Things didn't progress too slowly or too quickly. Characters don't just go kissing & falling in love after one chapter. These characters had real problems and real feelings.

Overall (9/10):

Man, man, this has got to be one of my favorite manga. I usually don't cry too much while reading manga, mainly because most of the ones I read are incredibly unrealistic or too cheesy, but this one was...this was has a special place in my heart.



You've been warned, I will discuss the ending. Turn away now if you haven't reached the final chapters!
ToT I'm usually skeptical about manga like this because I feel like they're too predictable. I thought that when the Demon King had a party at the end (his birthday party), I assumed he was calling Hana so that he could turn her into a demon. I was kind of expecting Hana and Vivi to live together forever...but man that last chapter proved me wrong. All my feels exploded! I still can't accept that she grew old and had children. But I guess that was the most realistic way to go.