Changes: The Servant of Evil (manga)

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The Servant of Evil^[1] is an ongoing serial manga released by Comic Rush on September 25, 2010. The story is a non-canon rendition of the song sharing the same name released by Akuno-P. The manga's illustrations are drawn by Nekoyama Miyao. It released its first and currently only volume on August 6, 2011 and remained discontinued for a time.^[2] Its copyright was later acquired by Comic Spica and was revived in 2014 as a web comic on Pixiv;^[3] it has since restarted circulation.

Volumes

Apperances

Characters

Haku
Gackpo
Kaito
Len
Lord Gondor
Luka
Mei
Miku
Philandering Uncle
Rin
Yellow Kingdom King
Yellow Kingdom Queen

Trivia

Conceptualization and Origin

The manga's events are based upon the premise of The Servant of Evil and its counterpart, The Daughter of Evil; many of the character names are derived from their representative Vocaloid.
The names of the countries are derived from the nickname of Elphegort in the The Daughter of Evil; the names appear in the canon series, but as nicknames for the countries, not their actual names.

Gallery

External Links

References

↑ 悪ノ召使
↑ The Heavenly Yard -July 28, 2011-
↑ Official Pixiv - 女性向け月刊コミック誌『comicスピカ』にて「悪ノ召使」が復活新連載開始！

[1] 悪ノ召使

[2] The Heavenly Yard -July 28, 2011-

[3] Official Pixiv - 女性向け月刊コミック誌『comicスピカ』にて「悪ノ召使」が復活新連載開始！

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-*The manga's events are based upon the premise of [[The Servant of Evil]] and its counterpart, [[The Daughter of Evil]]; many of the characters names are derived from their representative Vocaloid.
+*The manga's events are based upon the premise of [[The Servant of Evil]] and its counterpart, [[The Daughter of Evil]]; many of the character names are derived from their representative Vocaloid.
 *The names of the countries are derived from the nickname of [[Elphegort]] in the The Daughter of Evil; the names appear in the canon [[Story of Evil|series]], but as nicknames for the countries, not their actual names.