Not too fond of the cliche art style, but the story was quite okay. Really emotionally intense, which can be hard to pull off for some witout going into the comically extreme or absurd. Too many delicious religious references to count(seriously I did lose count) and a simple story of love and devotion at its core makes Angel Sanctuary a casually entertaining story that doesnt take too much commitment. The action scenes felt a bit stiff at times, but I guess they served their purpose. Also some of the relationships between the angelic/satanic characters confused me. It could also have had a more satisfying finale if they just added maybe 5-6 episodes. I´ve heard the manga is more conclusive, so maybe I´ll check that out. As for the love being incest, as long as it isn´t abuse(which we are clearly shown it´s not) then who are we to judge them and how they feel? I even think I noticed a small explanation hinted at(very subtly) from some of the angelic/satanic characters.

PS:Now please refrain from having moral seizures all over the review section just because I expressed an unusual opinion, so there is place for something more relevant like well thought out reviews. (show less)

God is dead, and the end is coming unless the fallen angel Alexiel can reawaken and prevent it. But years ago, as punishment for her defiance to god, Alexiel's body was sealed in a crystal, while her soul is continually reincarnated as a human being that will die a young and violent death, again and again, as an outcast from society -- despised and rejected. This time Alexiel's soul have been reincarnated into a delinquent teenaged boy named Setsuna Mudou -- the Messiah prophesied to save humanity in the Black Book of Revelation. However Setsuna does not care for the coming battle between Heaven and Hell but only for his love... his blood sister Sara Mudou. Beginning the story of angels, demons and a lost God. (show less)