Thus this final volume begins with a comatose Akira washing ashore on the fishing line of Boss (who’s kind of the comic relief guy of the Mazinger series.) The dimensional transfer was rough on him, but Hades’ minion Momo, a catgirl demon, has become more powerful. If Devilman travels to the alternate Earth and destroys the Emperor of Darkness’ most dangerous enemy there, Great Mazinger, Hades will indeed restore Miki to life. The battle between Devilman and Hades is inconclusive, and impressed by the demon’s strength and not wanting further destruction of the Underworld, Hades offers a deal. The Mazinger crew, not aware of the enemy’s intentions, interpret this as him running away and finish off the forces he left behind. The Emperor, who is somehow also Hades, learns of Devilman’s activities and goes back to Hell to deal with this issue. Meanwhile, on the alternate Earth inhabited by the Mazinger crew, they are about to enter the final battle against the Mycenae Empire, led by the Emperor of Darkness. While fighting the many, many monsters in Hell, Devilman more or less accidentally causes the death of Persephone, wife of Hades.
He decides to enter the Underworld, Orpheus-like, to demand that she be returned to the land of the living.
#DEVILMAN MANGA ENDING SERIES#
This series starts with a slightly alternate version of Devilman where he does not perish at the end, but Akira Fudo is still in anguish over the death of his beloved Miki. The latter was a series of mecha series about heroes piloting giant robots against invading monsters created by evil conquerors. The first, as long time readers of this blog will remember, is about Akira Fudo, who merges with the demon Amon to battle other demons as the dark hero Devilman. This miniseries crossover project was made to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of two Go Nagai series, Devilman and Mazinger Z.
Note: SPOILERS for the first two volumes follow immediately.
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