Once upon a time, in a world where magic was a part of everyday life, there lived a young girl named Luna. Luna had always been drawn to the water and had a deep fascination with the ocean and its mysteries. She often dreamed of diving into the depths and exploring its hidden wonders. One night, as the full moon shone brightly in the sky, Luna found herself unable to sleep. Restless, she decided to follow her instincts and venture towards the nearby beach. As she approached the shoreline, she noticed a peculiar glow emanating from the water.
During a field trip with their middle school classmates, childhood friends Kaguya and Himawari are abducted by the secret society Millennium. The evil organisation is notorious for the havoc it’s wreaked, but is it possible they’re… not the bad guys? After Kaguya gets a glimpse behind the curtain, everything starts to change, and she becomes privy to the truth underneath the world she lives in. Now that she’s bestowed with the power to transform into a magical girl, what path will she choose?
I ll be delving into a new magical girl manga, and it is one that is shrink-wrapped and comes with a warning for explicit content on the front cover. I ll be delving into a new magical girl manga, and it is one that is shrink-wrapped and comes with a warning for explicit content on the front cover.
As she approached the shoreline, she noticed a peculiar glow emanating from the water. Intrigued, Luna stepped closer to investigate. To her astonishment, Luna discovered a portal beneath the moonlit waves.
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I’ll be delving into a new magical girl manga, and it is one that is shrink-wrapped and comes with a warning for explicit content on the front cover. That manga is Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howling Moon, which is written by Kenji Saito and illustrated by Shouji Sato. Some of you may be familiar with Shouji Sato’s work; he also illustrated the High School of the Dead manga. That should pretty much give you an idea of what you can expect to see should you read this manga.
The English release has been licensed by Yen Press. This first volume contains chapters one through to four.
Front cover of the first volume of Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howling Moon, featuring God Shining Moonlight Howling Moon
During a field trip with their middle school classmates, childhood friends Kaguya and Himawari are abducted by the secret society Millennium. The evil organisation is notorious for the havoc it’s wreaked, but is it possible they’re… not the bad guys? After Kaguya gets a glimpse behind the curtain, everything starts to change, and she becomes privy to the truth underneath the world she lives in. Now that she’s bestowed with the power to transform into a magical girl, what path will she choose?
Picking up a new manga like this one tends to come with a risk, as I could find very little information about it online – so I had no idea what to expect when I started reading it. I am pleased to say, however, that it turns out picking up Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howling Moon was quite a good idea, because I found myself enjoying it quite a bit.
What I particularly like is that in this case, the monsters one might typically expect a magical girl to fight are actually the good guys. That is not how society at large sees them, though; as far as they are concerned, Millennium are pure evil and need to be wiped out.
The protagonist of this story, Kaguya Terui, winds up discovering the truth behind Millennium.
She is granted magical girl powers, and able to transform into God Shining Moonlight Howling Moon. It seems that all the magical girls in this series possess grandiose names like that one.
As Howling Moon, she opposes Chaos Six – or, as they are known to the general public, the international defence agency, Six. However, her childhood friend, Himawari, ends up working with Six, which leads to the two clashing.
Kaguya bares the burden of the truth of the world, and soon discovers that the battle between Millennium and Six has the fate of the entire universe resting upon it. This series goes from nought to ten real quick.
As for the explicit content, I was wondering why the warning was necessary as I read the first few chapters; it was pretty typical ecchi stuff. Then chapter four happened, which involved quite a bit of nudity, and I understood.
Besides Kaguya gaining powers and fighting against God Flame Heavenly Maiden Flaming Star, this volume also introduces the antagonists: the Chaos Six. Their goal is made pretty clear: complete and total annihilation. You know, pretty typical evil stuff. Oh, and that evil stuff includes social media; or rather, the immediate need for social approval. Didn’t expect an ecchi magical girl series to have that kind of commentary, but there you go.
Kaguya and Himawari have quite a close friendship, too. They definitely have chemistry, so perhaps they could work their way to being more than friends – you know, after they settle their differences as Howling Moon and Flaming Star.
I took a chance with Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howling Moon, and I am glad I did. It is a magical girl story, but it is the monsters who are on the side of good. It’s a pretty interesting way to change up the status quo. If you’re fine with ecchi, then Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howing Moon is a magical girl manga that I would recommend.
Front cover of the first volume of Divine Raiment Magical Girl Howling Moon, featuring God Shining Moonlight Howling Moon
Without hesitation, she dove into the sparkling water, not knowing what awaited her on the other side. As she swam through the portal, she felt a surge of energy enveloping her, as if the water itself was casting a spell. When Luna emerged on the other side, she found herself in a realm unlike anything she had ever seen before. The sky was filled with vibrant colors, and magical creatures floated through the air. Luna's heart raced with excitement as she realized she had stumbled upon a world where dreams came to life. As Luna explored this enchanted realm, she encountered a group of mystical beings known as the Howling Moon Sirens. These powerful and ethereal creatures were guardians of the moon, and their enchanting songs could shape reality itself. Intrigued by Luna's arrival, they welcomed her into their midst. Under the guidance of the Howling Moon Sirens, Luna learned to harness her own magical abilities. She discovered that she had a unique talent for communing with sea creatures and could communicate with them through a series of melodic sounds. With her newfound powers, Luna became an integral part of the Sirens' mission to protect and restore the balance of magic in the universe. Together with the Sirens, Luna embarked on countless adventures, diving into the depths of the oceans and exploring the hidden wonders within. She encountered majestic mermaids, curious sea turtles, and even encountered ancient mythical creatures that had long been forgotten. As Luna grew older, she became a respected member of the Howling Moon Sirens. Her bravery, compassion, and unwavering spirit made her an inspiration to all who knew her. She continued to dive into the magical depths, spreading joy, and protecting the delicate balance of magic in the world. And so, the story of Luna, the diving room magical girl howling moon, continues to be told to this day, inspiring young dreamers and reminding them that with courage and a touch of magic, anything is possible..
Reviews for "Experience the Thrill of Diving into the Howling Moon with Magical Girls"
1. Sarah - 1/5
I was really excited to read "Diving Room Magical Girl Howling Moon" after hearing all the hype, but I was sorely disappointed. The writing felt disjointed and the characters were flat and uninteresting. The plot was confusing and never seemed to go anywhere. I didn't connect with any of the characters and found myself struggling to finish the book. Overall, it just didn't live up to the hype for me.
2. Michael - 2/5
"Diving Room Magical Girl Howling Moon" was a letdown for me. The concept was interesting, but the execution fell flat. The writing style was overly flowery and self-indulgent, making it difficult to read and understand. The characters were shallow and lacked depth, and their motivations were unclear. The pacing was slow, and I found myself losing interest in the story. While I appreciate the author's attempt at something unique, it just didn't resonate with me.
3. Emily - 2/5
I had heard so many great things about "Diving Room Magical Girl Howling Moon," but it turned out to be a disappointment. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, with random tangents that didn't seem to contribute to the overall story. The characters lacked development and were difficult to connect with. The writing style was pretentious and made it difficult to stay engaged. Overall, I found the book to be a struggle and couldn't understand the hype surrounding it.
4. John - 2/5
"Diving Room Magical Girl Howling Moon" had an intriguing premise, but it failed to deliver. The writing was excessively verbose and heavy-handed, making it hard to stay engaged. The characters felt one-dimensional and lacked depth, and their actions often felt forced. The world-building was inadequate, leaving me with more questions than answers. Unfortunately, this book fell short of my expectations and left me feeling unsatisfied.