Blue Exorcist, Vol. 6 (Volume 6)

Blue Exorcist (Ao no Exorcist) volume 6 contains chapters 20 to 23 plus 2 bonus chapters, a short bonus omake and a 4 panel comic!It is rated T+ for older teen (16+) due to violence, suggestive situations and some adult themes.Rin Okumura and his twin brother Yukio are the sons of Satan but they only found out about this after the man who raised them was killed by Satan. Unlike his twin brother, Rin has special powers in the form of blue flames. He enrolled in a special school which trains exorcists and found out that his twin brother is actually a teacher there. Now he wants to become strong enough to defeat Satan and protect his friends but first he has to learn how to control his powers and master his sword.Volume 6 continues the Kyoto arc that wasn't featured in the anime. There is a traitor among the families and they manage to steal the right eye! Rin reveals his flames in front of the others and is arrested. While he's locked up, he receives a letter from Suguro's dad which tells a story of when he met Fujimoto.Bonus Story 1: Phantom Train. Rin, Yukio and Shiemi go on a mission to defeat a phantom train that steals souls.Bonus Story 2: Kuro Runs Away. This was made into a special anime episode in October 2011.Extra Bonus Story: The author Kazue Kato (who looks very much like a rabbit) asks Rin, Yukio and Suguro for help regarding a bonus section for the manga.The bonus stories take up almost a third of the entire volume but they are very cute! We're halfway through this arc and I am really enjoying it!I couldn't find anything wrong with this volume, even the translation is well done!

Good

I enjoy this series do much. The characters are great and I always look forward to what comes in the next volume.

This book is part of one of the best manga series in the world, simply AWESOME!You should definitely take a look at it.

Huge fan of the series loved the anime and loved the manga too. Will buy more as soon as they bring them out. Epic story and epic characters a must read.

An excellant read.

Daughter happy

Great story.