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Deus Vitae: v. 2 (Deus Vitae)
by Takuya Fujima
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Tokyopop Press Inc (2004-08-01)
ISBN: 1591827701
EAN: 9781591827702
Dewy Decimal #: 741.5952
Paperback: 200 pages
Condition: New
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Customer Reviews
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Deus Vitae!
Rating  (5)
Date: 2006-07-24
1 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
This is one book that got me hooked As soon as i read the first few pages, What attracted me to it most was the cover art with Lemiu, It is very well Drawn i must say, People say that the shading and stuf is slightly off but, Would it Be accepted to be published if there were that many cock-ups?
I can't wait to read the second thats for sure.
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Not art
Rating  (2)
Date: 2006-05-15
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
Unfortunately despite having an okay storyline half the drawing looks like its been hit with the ugly stick, at some points the faces are really badly done and some of the shading is off. There is also a lot of female nudity so younger people should steer clear.
Not recommended if like me, you actually enjoy looking at a manga instead of just reading it.
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An excellent short series with excellent imagery
Rating (5)
Date: 2005-05-14
1 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book starts in the year 2068, humans have created the Brain Computer which is the core of Earth in the influence of machine driven. This machine creates a Leave, which to us is an android far superior to humans. Mankin is considered unnecessary within the Ecosystem, Leave along with father Fenrir destroys humanity as we know it, instead giving rise to an android race modeled on Leave as Selenoid.The world becomes divided into four, each having a ruling Mother (much like a Queen). The population is further divided down into sub-sections, strong at the top and weak at the bottom. What could be considered a perfect society (though artficially). The perfection can not remain as there are still some humans that survive, forming a group with some lower species of Selenoid with plans to overthrow Leave. Allowing the Earth to belong to the humans as it once did. Will they succeed? Excellent graphics and storyline all contained within 3 books. No more waiting for too long to find out what finally happens. You really get a feel for the characters due to the detail in both personality and circumstances. Recommended especially to fans of Hack, though does have nudity scenes occasionally. Nothing explicit though need to have a sensible mind when reading on a war between different species.
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