Devil's Bride
Devil's Bride is a Korean manhwa created by Se-Young Kim. The series was licensed in North America by Tokyopop.
Devil's Bride
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- Devil's Bride
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- Korean
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Devil's Bride • Hangul — ^악마의 신부 • Romance — y • Fantasy — y • Author — Se-Young Kim (김세영) • Publisher En — United States Tokyopop • Publisher Other — Russia Comix-art Hungary Mangattack • First — 2007 • Volumes — 2 • Subcat — Tokyopop • Ko — Y
Plot
Plot
The plot revolves around Devil, who desperately tries to live a peaceful life as a human. Tired of loneliness, he decides to take a human bride and writes advertisements, saying that he will buy a woman for a huge reward. A young girl finally comes, forced to pay her father's debts, but eventually she appears to be a boy.
Characters
Characters
• The Devil, who is willing to abandon his demonic nature. • Ley, a child and a so-called bride, who turned out to be a boy. • Prince Alex, a blind prince.
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- South Korea
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Devil's Bride is associated with South Korea.
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- 1.Anime News Network. Tokyopop Confirms 38 Upcoming Manga, Manhwa, Novels. 2007-06-18.
- 2.aladdin.co.kr. Devil's Bride, volume 1.
- 3.Kim, Se-Young. Devil's Bride. TokyoPop. 4 March 2008. 978-1427804969.
- 4.aladdin.co.kr. Devil's Bride, volume 2.
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