Ebisu (恵比寿) is a Magic User who is a member of En's organization, and is the unofficial partner of Fujita. She wears a skull mask, which varies in design throughout the series. Ebisu is a short, skinny, and slightly androgynous girl with short purple hair. She usually wears a black turtleneck, purple leggings with arrow/chevron-like metal plates, from black-styled ballet-looking flats toQ Hayashida (林田 球 Hayashida Kyū), born 1977) is the creator of Dorohedoro which was first produced in 1999 and formerly published by Monthly Ikki (1999-2014), but is now being published by HiBaNa magazine. Not much is known about her, not even her real name, and most of the information we do have about her childhood, art style, and studies is thanks to the various interviews she has What I find interesting about Dorohedoro so far is how there are no real villains or heroes.Everyone is weird, and endearing, and loyal—even En. Ebisu and Fujita are so sweet and caring to each other, perfectly mirroring Caiman and Nikaido, and there are enough kind-hearted sorcerers in the story to challenge any suggestions of a sorcerer vs non-sorcerer good and evil dichotomy. 139 votes, 37 comments. true. The manga is worth reading from the start, the anime adapted the first 7 volumes but they did not include some of the dialogue, some scenes have cuts, jokes are not as well executed, the background is very different even tho the anime did a very good job with it, some information is missing
Volume 7, Chapter 41, but start with Volume 1, Chapter 1. Chapters 12 and 32 were skipped in the anime. Daggron • 4 yr. ago.
Dorohedoro is bloody, gruesome, shocking, dark, and surprisingly funny. With deep and original world-building, an art style reminiscent of Kentaro Miura’s Berserk, and, and very black comedy style of humour, the Dorohedoro manga has a winning formula. Buy a copy of Dorohedoro Volume 1 here! mAkINWL.