I've seen horror and comedy mixed in a variety of different forms of media before, but this one really stands out. Most of the time, the flow of the story would be abrupt and inconsistent when the theme changes from horror to comedy and vice versa, but it wasn't so in this series. Throughout what I've read so far (what's been scanslated), I had an ominous feeling as I read through VGD yet was able to laugh wholeheartedly during the comedic moments... and not feel like anything was disjointed. For me, that is really impressive in the part of the mangaka.
Fugu, of course I appreciate all the Tenjo Tenge you've scanslated, but I have to doubly thank you for this one. It's manga like VGD (and even TT) that never see the light of day in America, and also get overlooked by scanslaters, but it's a welcome change when someone like yourself can bring this stuff to us here.
I don't usually write somewhat long-winded posts of appraisal for manga that I like (usually just a paragraph), but this one, for some reason, deserved it. I haven't been this into a manga since Love Hina and Hunter X Hunter. And with that....
.....Thinking of which, I really shouldn't have stopped trying to learn Japanese. Then I could buy all this stuff myself... there's so much manga that I'm unaware of that I know I would really enjoy. Now, I have no time... but, I digress (again).
