Absolute ZERO Kindle Edition

5/6 stars because Moa deemed Neg Dantalion too powerful to include in this manga. Damarushi should also take blame. But I still love and would die for either of them~

Moa never misses with thier incredible writing and art! The world of Hatoful is always splendid to read and enjoy.

You asked for more of Anghel's nonsense, and here it is! Action! Adventure! Angst! No plot, but that's fine. Absolute Zero is a bunch of excerpts from Anghel's ongoing epic, processed into a form where they can be enjoyed without his... distinct art style. It also has the fantasy versions everybirdie's human designs.

Simply wonderful. Has some interesting and subtle interactions between Hitori and Nanaki, and between Shuu and Ryuuji that provide insight to their characters. Technically, everyone has different names in this alternate universe of Anghel's. He must be psychic to get things so right.

It's very short but gives dramatic background for (almost) all the characters in this very entertaining and mysterious setting; wonderful art quality and a must have for any who hungers for more of Anghel's fantasy world!

A little too short, but otherwise a delightful look at Anghel's world. The conversation between Lute Infini and Wallenstein are especially entertaining.

It is most definitely coo-tiful, and suited to any true fan(tail) of the hato. Buy it today, and never regret.

Pigeons. Perfection within itself.

A new adventure in the Hatoful world!Absolute Zero is an alternate universe adventure, with the school setting gone and replaced with a more fantastical setting, focusing on the world created by Anghel (in the Hatoful universe, it is said that Anghel possesses powers that give off hallucinogenic properties which affect those around, pulling anybirdie near him into his fantasies - he's also pretty interested in fantasy worlds and pens his own manga series of which this is part of), and alternate versions of all the characters.I quite enjoy it as an alternate take on the characters, it's pretty amusing, the art is really nice. Well worth a purchase to any fan looking to read more stories!

Coo! Coo! (Not as good as the other books, but still good. I didn't really understand the story, and not much Okosan, which is bad. I love the artstyle, though.)

The art is amazing and the story is just awesome but to me it could of been a bit longer and a bit more interesting. However saying this it is worth buying if anyone is interested in Anghel's fantasy world.