MADK, Vol. 1: Volume 1

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Kieran is a secondary character introduced in chapter 8 in the slums. He‘s J‘s elder brother, and is described by the latter as “an idiot who tries to strong-arm everything”. Living in the slums, K can shape-shift and tries to fool Makoto by transforming into J. Seeing it does not work since Makoto knows how J acts and talks, he first acts harsh and aggressive towards him, telling him that the one who wins in the slums is the first one to rip the other’s head. Then revealing his ‘real’ form, K questions Makoto why he wants to know more about J. Throughout the time K spends with him, he becomes ‘softer’ after Makoto finds out about what he’s ‘obsessed with’. i love that j is not your typical shoujo manga’s demon who is a pretty boy looking like any other human and only shows his real face when the girl is in danger. j does look like a demon with his tail, horns and wings, but still is unbelievably beautiful. moreover he acts like a demon — makoto is and isn’t a toy for him at the same time. „how?” you may ask. j wants makoto to overstep his bounds, to surpass him, see how far can he get. and he does care about The storyline is extremely intriguing. Reading the first chapter got me hooked. I had a feeling the storyline would be bizarre. Everybody in MADK, including the main character Makoto, is a DEPLORABLE person.The readers follow Makoto's transformation from a human highschool student restrained by sociatal expectations into a truely unscrupulous demon. The demons surrounding Makoto actively nurture his worst secret inclinations to mature into full-fledged desires he acts upon. Oct 28 NBA Star Rui Hachimura Gets Animated and Possibly Saves the World in New Crayon Shin-chan Episode

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iii) Identification of the material that is claimed to be infringing or to be the subject of infringing activity and that is to be removed or access to which is to be disabled and information reasonably sufficient to permit the service provider to locate the material; Despite my initial expectations, it is not only J who grooms Makoto into a demon. He is surprisingly absent in most of his developement and leaves the "breaking in" to other demons. J is more comparable to a driving force behind the scenes.Don't expect romance, tenderness or anything resemblinglove between Makoto and J. Any perceived weakness will be exploited within demonic society and will lead to a character's downfall. This series is a good mix of darkness and humor. It's so messed up but the story is so interesting and well written. The art is also absolutely gorgeous. I love how elegant the art is in some panels and how cute it is in others. I can't wait to see Mako gain his all powerful demon status and see who he becomes. MADK though? Yo, this was good! Like, really good!After having his deepest desire fulfilled by the demon he's summoned, Makoto is now working his way towards becoming a demon in hell.

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vi) A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed. The demon fulfils Makoto dark desire then takes Makoto to hell with him. The demon took a liking to Makoto and make Makoto his pet demon.

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Many people asked for MADK to be added to the database. And, I figure, I could take the initiative to hint on the why. Labeled by its editor as "a pillar of fallen morals" it’s a darker kind of yaoi, toying with deviant interests. But it’s so open about it, so dedicated to the goal and displays such quality that it feels strangely wholesome, and can be enjoyed for the journey even if it doesn’t actually make you moist. MADK Is such a twisted, dark and fascinating manga I have ever read. The drawing is fantastic, some of the panel are drawn with artistic gestural line work and expressional emotions. There are few panels where there a lot of etching to create a dark intense mood. But the rest of the manga, The lines are light and fluid. Had to give this a reread because I want to get into the second book and it's been a while. The more I've sat with this book, the more I've realized how much I love it. I reread a couple of scenes multiple times now, but this is my first full read through since the first time I read it. So I've boosted my rating to 5 stars, because this is honestly a favorite for me now.

The Archduke J is sadistic and dominated toward Makoto but at the same time, he can sometimes nice to Makoto. It a strange relationship between them. It not a pure romance between J and Makoto, it more sexual, lust relationship. The sex scene is extremely erotic and raw. Sex happens a lot, as in it's a constant presence, the narrative moves from instance to instance, but not much time is spent on individual sexual acts. It’s more about their context, the increasing weirdness and characters developing through them. It's like, if something is broken or torn off, you'll be likely shown, body parts going in orifices normally – not so much, acclimatization means the next step. And it's not that graphic gory, the punchline is how pretty the - reversible (so far) - damage is. It's more decadent poetry than butchery, velvety skin torn off with caresses rather than fountains of blood. Actually, I would say that taking flesh off is the main explored fetish. Intervening when Zvar is handling Makoto he mentions that Makoto is J's paramour. Taking him outside Datenshou says even after all that washing there is still the smell of human on Makoto which demons notice. He is running a brothel for demons and having Makoto employed under him Datenshou requests an agreement from J that he will take full responsibility for whatever concerns Makoto. Assuring Makoto to not feel bad Datenshou tells him to calm himself and asks what J told him to study on. Datenshou proceeds to teach today's lesson that J is feared within the world of demons. He does not think it is possible to surpass J but Datenshou raises that Makoto would not want to be led and trampled upon. He has incense children, demons with flowers as heads as helpers. Datenshou manipulates aromas and feeds himself on the highly-strung nature of demons. He also uses aromas to pacify demons and uses skillful words to settle disputes. He is described by J as once the prince of a minor evil clan but is now prone to worrying, a splendid, meek, obedient demon. Reminding Makoto that he would give him a reward for doing a good job J agrees to the request of an embrace. J then tells Datenshou what Makoto's second request was namely to eat his tongue. As J praises Makoto to Datenshou he is told that people will not choose to become a demon. Of all the people J brought here thoughtlessly it all ended with them going insane. Makoto joins them to share there is an incredible carriage parked outside. Fjord Hermod has arrived and reveals that he was summoned by J to be intimate with Makoto. Told this is how to become a demon Makoto is furious at J and says he will not become one. [4] J holds Makoto's head as he watches his body with Fjord. On the balcony Fjord says how he came from this brothel but none of the things he does not want to remember matter anymore since he was retained by J. He adds that Makoto should expect there is not one good thing that is going to happen to him. i) A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed;