Devils' Line

Devils' Line follows Tsukasa, a college student who gets involved with a group of half-human, half-vampire individuals known as devils. As Tsukasa navigates this dangerous world, she forms a unique bond with Anzai, a devil who works for the police force. Together, they aim to bridge the gap between humans and devils while facing external threats and internal dilemmas. With a blend of romance, action, and supernatural elements, Devils' Line explores themes of discrimination, identity, and the complexities of relationships in a society filled with prejudice and fear.

Devils' Line has received mixed reviews from critics and viewers alike. While some appreciate its dark and gritty storyline combined with themes of romance and supernatural elements, others find the pacing to be slow and the character development lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 61% based on critic reviews, praising the chemistry between the main characters but criticizing the inconsistent plot progression. IMDb users have rated it 7.1/10, with positive feedback on the unique concept of human-devil relationships but negative comments on the execution. Metacritic scored it at 55%, highlighting the show's potential but also pointing out its shortcomings in establishing a cohesive narrative. Despite the polarizing opinions, viewers are drawn to the suspenseful atmosphere and the moral dilemmas faced by the characters.