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Battles often do last across multiple episodes, but in most of these, the battle changes and develops over those episodes, unlike drawn out battles in other shounen which just get repetitive, where the middle episodes can often just be skipped entirely.

To make his mechanical weapons known as Akuma, he uses the souls of the dead that are called back.

Once a soul is placed in an Akuma, it is trapped forever, and the only way to save them is to exorcise them from their vessel using the Anti-Akuma weapon, Innocence.

After spending three years as the disciple of General Cross, Allen Walker is sent to the Black Orderan organization comprised of those willing to fight Akuma and the Millennium Earlto become an official Exorcist.

With an arm as his Innocence and a cursed eye that can see the suffering souls within an Akuma, its up to Allen and his fellow Exorcists to stop the Millennium Earls ultimate plot: one that can lead to the destruction of the world.

D Gray Man Hallow Season 2 Sub Indo Series Of The

Written by MAL Rewrite Edit Background D.Gray-man is based on Katsura Hoshinos manga series of the same title.

The anime adapts the first 158 chapters from the first 16 volumes, while adding anime exclusive content, mainly during the first half of the series.

FUNimation Entertainment licensed and released only the first 51 episodes of D.Gray-man.

The explanation they provided for not acquiring the remaining episodes was that there were licensing issues with Dentsu.

However, on June 30, 2016, it was announced that Funimation acquired the rights the second half of the anime.

Since my younger days of pokemon, digimon and yu-gi-oh (back before Id even heard the term anime and just thought of them as cartoons), the longest anime series Ive watched was 50 episodes, and that was only one show and took me forever to finish.

So why do I love D.

Gray-Man Because for a 103 episode shounen, it keeps its use of the above shounen tropes to a minimum, and on the occaisions when it does use them, the other elements of the show keep the formula fresh.

Ill start with the plot, which is far darker than your average shounen.

These are weapons which pull a soul back from heaven and torture it as their power source.

A lot of shounens gloss over the concept of death, bad guys are captured alive or shown the error of their ways, people fall unconscious but can be healed, etc.

In D. Gray-man, death is very real, and resting in peace is only for the fortunate ones whos loved ones are strong enough not to be tempted to call them back.

Against the Akuma and their creator, the Millennium Earl, are the Exorcists of the Dark Order.

Exorcists are those chosen by God to use innocence, a mysterious substance which can be used to form weapons capable of destroying the Akuma.

The series follows Allen Walker, a new recruit with the ability to see the souls trapped within the Akuma.

The plot itself begins slowly, with short arcs in which Allen and his comrades are dispatched to investigate mysterious phenomena which are thought to be caused by innocence fragments.

After a few of these arcs, the Noah Clan, allies of the Millennium Earl, begin to be introduced and the focus turns to the war between him and the Dark Order.

Early arcs are kept short, about 4 episodes or so long, with a single filler episode in between.

While the plot could easily go without these episodes, I found them all to be entertaining (if somewhat silly at times) and they served well as comic relief within an otherwise serious plot.

And if you dont enjoy them, they do become fewer and further between as the war intensifies and plot arcs become longer.

With one exception, none of these longer plot arcs drag on to the point that the viewer just wants them to get on with it.

In the one arc in which this does occur, it is saved in part by having another plot running at the same time.