#ANIME PINS DEVILMAN SERIES#

Devilman: Fallen Angel: Another short story which has Ryo begin to remember his origins as Satan.Devilman: One Summer Day: A short story set during the events of Devilman, following Akira as he fights the demon Doelamale, while Ryo has visions of the future.

Devilman: The Birth (Anime): The first of Umanosuke Iida OVA's it was based on the earlier True Devilman novels.

Violence Jack: Tokyo Metsubo Hen (Novel): Written by Yasutaka Nagai and illustrated by Go Nagai, this was the first of two novels by the duo.

Violence Jack: Harlem Bomber (Anime): The first Violence Jack OVA, follows a original story and cast with Jack himself having only a small amount of screen time.

#ANIME PINS DEVILMAN SERIES#

True Devilman (Novel): A novelisation series of the original manga, written by Go Nagai's brother Yasataka Nagai, it follows a similar structure to the original manga with some small differences, it also gave name and backstory to some characters like the Makimura parents and Massami Izumi aka Devilman Puffurle.

Shin Devilman (Manga): The first sequel to the original Devilman, it follows Akira Fudo and Ryo Asuka as they travel through time battling the demonic forces.

It serves as one of two possible sequels to the original Devilman, the other being Devilman Lady. It follows various characters as they try to survive the hellscape with the mysterious Jack frequently serving as something of a framing device.

Violence Jack (Manga): Post apocalypse series set in fallout of the events in Devilman.

Mazinger Z vs Devilman (Anime): A crossover film taking elements from both the Devilman and Mazinger Z anime series.

Devilman (Isako Manga): The second of the two anime adaptations, written by Masaru Isako, it follows a similar format to the anime but has several original Demons.

Devilman (Hiruta Manga): One of the two manga adaptations of the anime, it was written and drawn by Mitsiru Hiruta, following a similar style battling a new foe each chapter.

Devilman (Anime): Following a far lighter tone than the manga does, the monster-of-the-week style anime follows the titular Devilman as he fights against the Demon Tribe.

Devilman (Manga): The original series following several aspects from Dante, it follows the young Akira Fudo and the mysterious Ryo Asuka as they battle against the demon race and later humanity itself.

Raijin Thunder: An incredibly early draft for the Devilman anime, little of it is incorporated into the final draft of the show.

Demon Lord Dante: (Manga) A precursor to the series, featuring many elements later to feature in Devilman and the various sequels.Keikenzumi na Kimi to, Keiken Zero na Ore ga, Otsukiai suru Hanashi.Hypnosis Mic: Division Rap Battle - Rhyme Anima +.Captain Tsubasa Season 2: Junior Youth-hen.In 2018 a ten episode anime series titled Devilman Crybaby was commissioned by the streaming site Netflix.

There have been many more series and crossovers in recent years, including the manga Devilman Grimoire by Takato Rui which finished with 21 chapters in 2014, shortly after another manga Devilman Saga by Go Nagai himself began on December 25 of that same year. At the same time as Amon's publishing, a series named Neo Devilman was published featuring story's all written and drawn by different artists. The series popularity spawned new interest in the franchise and Nagai worked with Yu Kinutani to create Amon: The Darkside of the Devilman, which was accompanied by a third OVA and was later sequeled by Strange Days. Various novels, spin-off series and two OVA's were made, the Dante manga being remade twice, but it wasn't until Nagai really brought back his series with the manga Devilman Lady which ran for three years spanning 17 volumes in 1997 to 2000. At the same time as the manga's publishing the company Toei was airing an anime series set entirely in its own universe for up to 39 episodes. ABOUT THE MANGA The original Devilman was an adaptation and remake of Nagai's previous work Demon Lord Dante, and was first published in 1972.

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