D.Gray-man, Vol. 3

The detailed, gritty visuals really bring the horror and fantasy elements to life. I wonder if the art choices were planned to evoke specific feelings or evolved as the story developed.

Some parts felt a bit slower, especially during character development scenes. I'm curious if the author planned this to build tension or if it was just the natural flow of the story.

The designs are so distinctive and creepy — I wonder if they were inspired by myth, folklore, or entirely from the author's imagination.