Devilman Amon !free! Direct

I am talking, of course, about .

He dies with Akira.

But here is the crucial question that the manga constantly asks: Does the engine ever leak into the driver? Throughout the series, we see Akira losing control. When he fights Jinmen (the "Face" demon) or when he battles the militaristic General Zann, we see Akira’s eyes go cold. The cross-shaped scar on his forehead glows. His voice drops an octave. devilman amon

When most people talk about Go Nagai’s seminal masterpiece Devilman , they talk about the tragic hero, Akira Fudo. They talk about the shocking violence, the nihilistic ending, and the infamous “Sirene” bathhouse fight. But lurking just beneath the surface of Akira’s muscular, red-skinned frame is a ghost—a demon so ancient, so purely malevolent, that even in defeat, he might have won. I am talking, of course, about

Amon despises Akira. Imagine being the apex predator of Hell, a being who shattered armies, only to find yourself trapped inside a crying high school student who refuses to kill humans. Amon’s rage is the fuel for Devilman’s berserker states. Every time Akira tears a demon limb from limb with a feral scream, that is Amon’s ecstasy breaking through Akira’s restraint. Throughout the series, we see Akira losing control

That isn't Akira. That is Amon peeking through the window.