Platinum End, Vol. 2

I read the whole thing in one day wanting more, that's how great this is!The book is a soft cover like conventional manga however it has little glistening triangles all over the back and front which looks really neat.

This proved they can still do a good plot after death note. The plot is far more based around characters then plot twists.

Really amazing story and artwork, but that is to be expected from Tsugumi Ohba, and Takeshi Obata, creators of Death Note and Bakuman. You can count on them to deliver a compelling story and characters! This series is definitely for mature audiencesArrived on time and in great condition!

Loving this series.

I love it so muchStory is interesting and the art us amazingSo perfectTbh I really do wear rose colored glasses when talking about these 2 mangakasTo me they can do no wrong ( when it comes to mangas lol)

It's not bad by any means, it's just weirdly paced and a bit confusing. This manga could have benefited greatly from colored pages to make some scenes play out more clearly. Also, it's a bit heavy on exposition.

Very good read by deathnote creators!

As others have stated, Volume 1 was an exceptional setup, and I truly wished the momentum kept going for Volume 2. Unfortunately, this volume was more or less meant to add more to the supporting cast, and how the angel powers work. It only nailed one of those two. The characters added in this volume, were lackluster to say the least, and again the angels seemed to be the more interesting of the two. The new human characters, were there only to advance the plot or add to the suspense of our now more identifiable villian. Now I can completely accept the shortcomings of this volume due to the fact that quite a few god candidates were introduced, and alliances were being formed (which can't end well for anyone). Also, the way powers were moved from one person to another, left me excited for future volumes. Overall I gave this a 4/5 simply due to slower character development in our main protagonist, but it was redeemed in its world building. Aside from a few convenient coincidences in the plot, this was another solid volume and I'm now stuck waiting for Volume 3.

Made by the same person who made death note this manga has some extremely good art and a nice story. Would defiantly recommended to anyone who enjoyed deathnote.

The delivery was a bit slow, the time between me ordering the book and it being dispatched took several days. But the quality of the actual product was fantastic.

Yet another brilliant work by the creators of death note and bakuman, really strong start to the series, definitely going to keep picking this up

Bonne lecture.

Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata have done it. They have once again struck a chord with the mentality of their readers. And it's only going to get better from now.