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I remember reading this when I was in school. I loved it then and I still do it's adorable and fun to read. If you have not read a manga before this would be a great starter.


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DNAngel Vol 1 Yukiru Sugisaki Books Reviews

All teenagers go through a lot of difficult changes... but Daisuke Niwa's are a little different.

And a family legacy becomes quite a burden in "D.N. Angel Volume 1," the opening parts of Yukiru Sugisaki's solid little fantasy/comedy manga. and while the titular character is not terribly likable at first, the mixture of shy first romance, fantasy and action is quite good.

For every male of the Niwa family, the fourteenth birthday brings a curse -- their body will turn into Dark Mousy, the phantom thief, every time their feelings of romantic love are stirred.

So as you can guess, Daisuke's birthday is an unmitigated disaster -- not only has pretty, shallow Risa rejected him, but he suddenly morphs into Dark. His grandfather and mother send him off to steal a priceless sculpture from a local museum, where he's almost captured by his icy classmate Satoshi Hiwatari -- until Dark's flirty, devilish personality takes over. Even worse, Risa falls in love with Dark, and her identical twin sister Rika thinks that he's a peeping tom.

And Daisuke's problems aren't over his family expects him to keep stealing artwork, Hiwatari is onto him, and Risa's presence triggers the Dark transformation. So his daily life is riddled with problems and personal crises (what does he do during swimming class?) and until he can win the love of his Sacred Maiden, they won't stop. There's also a cute little separate story called "N is for Nishiki," about a girl trying to summon a shikigami servant.

"D.N.Angel Volume 1" is a pretty solid, smooth intro to Yukiru Sugisaki's series -- it introduces the main characters and swiftly braids together the various subplots, without being too confusing about it. The whole idea of a Phantom Thief is a promising one (especially one with bunny-wings!) and it'll be interesting to see what Dark and Daisuke have to do in the future.

But since Sugisaki is just starting out in the series, the first few stories rely rather heavily on Daisuke's junior high school woes and inconvenient transformations. He also does an excellent job combining fantasy and action with humor (Dark leaves a bunny statue in place of a priceless crown), and starts the first steps of a love triangle. But there are some hints of darker motives from Hiwatari, and Sugisaku's okay-but-not-great artwork blossoms when Hiwatari briefly captures Dark.

Daisuke is a likable little everyman hero (despite his family's weird entrance), and you end up feeling sorry for his increasingly complicated life. Dark, on the other hand, is a flirty devil-may-care thief who charms you pretty quickly, even if he isn't fully fleshed out yet. Hiwatari is still something of a dark horse (why is someone so young obsessed with Dark?), and Wiz is just cute, cute, cute (a sort of shapeshifting bunny-thing!).

"D.N.Angel Volume 1" is a solid introduction to this fantasy series, and while Yukiru Sugisaki is still working out the kinks, it's a very promising start.
Don't expect much from this one; it's really thin. I'm sort of disapointed in it. I was hopeing for more. Thin on plot, thick on action, and it pulls the "Oh no I'm gonna get caught changing into my alter ego in public" thing one too many times. Maybe they needed something for filler, cause there's not much else to this one.
It's like a placeholder story, so they could have a cool title "DNAngel" is such a cool name, they had to come up with something that they could use this cool name on. The "DNA" part is barely mentioned, and sort of pointless. It does nothing for the story.
I'll only get the rest of this series if I'm very, very bored and have too much money and have already bought everything else that was more interesting. So.... probably never.
I love it!!! Daisuke is so cute when he is dark!!!!! And the story is very believable !! !!! !!
Great manga, came in perfect condition
I needed this for a HS library since our copy was never returned. It is no longer published, so I was very happy to find it at such a great price. I was even more please at its perfect condition.
great series
It's well drawn and the characters are entertaining.
I remember reading this when I was in school. I loved it then and I still do it's adorable and fun to read. If you have not read a manga before this would be a great starter.