Flock of Angels

Casey Brienza from Anime News Network gave the English release of the manga a B rating. He states that there is an "Intriguing socio-political commentary buried beneath an improbable plot premise" but that the narrative is poor and the characters are not developed well.^[4] Greg Hackmann from Mania gave the first two volumes reviews. For both volumes he criticizes the artwork calling it "poor and crude". The first volume he describes as having large plot holes with large parts of the plot being "completely nonsensical". Greg calls the second volume a mild improvement over the first but still cites poor elements such as the plot.^[5][6] Johanna Carlson from Comics Worth Reading gave a review of the third English release volume of the series. She says that for those who have read the other volumes the third is the most enjoyable. She states that the message about kids accepting diversity in the story is "beautiful".^[7] Katherine Dacey from pop culture shock also gave the first English release volume a review. She gave the volume a C+ rating citing the "story’s glaring weaknesses" from the long speeches in the storyline to the quickly resolved conflicts.^[8] In his review Jason Thompson gives the series 4/5 stars. He describes the artwork as crude, but praises the story for its message and completeness.^[9]

• Official site Aurora Publishing
• Flock of Angels (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia