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Blue Exorcist's second volume wastes no time in continuing to build the action-fantasy world that was created at the start of the series. While not as morally weighty as Volume 1, the chapters contained here are no less entertaining: we get to meet Rin's classmates, esentially forming the core of a demon-hunting team, and some new threats emerge as way for the school administration to test Rin's skills ... or maybe some other, more sinister motive.
Aside from fending off assassins, Manji and Rin are enjoying their long-belated reunion. The separation has only strengthened their ties, and Rin at least is ready to step their relationship up to the next level. Elsewhere Anotsu Kagehisa plots the Itto-ryu's next move, using Habaki's replacement, a career politician, as a stepping stone to god knows what end. And still elsewhere stone-cold psycho Shira, still in possession of Manji's severed arm, stews silently, biding his time until he can revenge himself upon his archenemy.
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