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Yukiru Sugisaki

D.N.Angel, Vol. 3

Part of "D.N.Angel" series

In "D.N.Angel, Vol. 3," by Yukiru Sugisaki, the complex and captivating world of art, love, and intrigue continues to unravel as Dark Mousy and his alter ego, Niwa Daisuke, navigate their dual existence. The volume begins with the resolution of the cliffhanger from the previous issue, as Dark and his rival, Dark Star, engage in a high-stakes art theft. The thrilling chase scene is a testament to Sugisaki's ability to craft engaging and dynamic action sequences. The story then shifts focus to the budding romance between Daisuke and Risa, a classmate who has a crush on Dark Mousy. The tension between Daisuke's feelings for Risa and his responsibility to transform into Dark when the need arises creates an emotional depth that enriches the narrative. Sugisaki's art style is a standout feature of the series, with detailed and expressive character designs and imaginative settings. The use of color in this volume, particularly in the dream sequences, adds an extra layer of visual interest and helps to distinguish between the real world and the surreal. The themes of identity and self-discovery are further explored in this volume, as Daisuke struggles to balance his life as a normal teenager with his role as the phantom thief. The supporting characters, such as Daisuke's friends Takeshi and Hikari, also grapple with their own issues and add depth to the story. Overall, "D.N.Angel, Vol. 3" is a satisfying continuation of the series, with well-developed characters, engaging plotlines, and stunning visuals. Fans of shonen manga and romantic comedies will find much to enjoy in this volume. Word Count: 26555