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Story:

To me, the story didn't really start till about an hour into the movie. It just seemed to be a typical unrequited romance.

Art:

The art was lovely, especially the cats (I'm a cat lover, lol). I also liked the background art.

Sound:

... The background music was beautiful, for the most part.

Character:

The characters didn't really seem to have a good character build to them. To be honest, I only started to think of them as people, right about to the last 30 minutes of the movie.

Enjoyment:

I would maybe recommend this movie to watch on a rainy day - when you have nothing else to do.

Overall:

The art and the music played the majority of it (for me) for the first hour, then that's when the plot finally comes into play at the last thirty minutes of it. So, it's a enjoyable and entertaining movie, but it probably won't win any Oscars.

I liked the anime Kowarekake no Orgel, because it had a calm setting (but it was a little sad at times), the art was very expressive (especially well done with the eyes).The music was well done though.

I disliked the anime because I felt that there was hardly any plot to it or if there was, it was kind of predictable (to me at least). Also, I didn't think that there was much growth in the characters themselves.

Overall, I would recommend the anime if someone had to watch something short and to the point. Also, the music is enjoyable to listen to ... and the artwork is stunning.

Overall, I enjoyed reading the series Devilman.

I liked the manga, mainly due to the compelling storyline and the characters. The story could be a bit predictable in parts, but overall, I was generally surprised. I also had to remember that this was written in the 70's, not recently (this is the first manga that I have read that hasn't been written before the 1990's and beyond).

My dislikes for the manga, was that it seemed that while it had a good story to it, at times it did seem to be fast paced (especially towards the end). But, I guess that's what you ... get for having a manga with only 5 volumes.

I'll be willing to read more of the author's work again.