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In the anime, Youngy's father is a criminal who leaves his mother just after he was born, and is found dead two years after, killed by police officers during a robbery.

In the manga, Youngy's father is a also a criminal, but here he rapes his mother and dies after being brutally lynched by the population.

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In the anime, Youngy voluntarily enlists the Celestial Genesis, to help his mother, along with special children born from a new era of warriors with powers that are both angelic and demonic, combating extraterrestrial forces.

In the manga, Youngy is forcefully enlisted and taken to the Training Camp without his consent, after he is identified as one of the special children.

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In the anime, Youngy is bullied by his colleagues, with a few moments of self-doubt and minor confrontations. However, he gradually earns their respect through his actions and leadership, especially during battles against the extraterrestrial forces.

In the manga, Youngy’s bullying is much more brutal and sadistic. His peers openly mock and physically torment him, often pushing him to the brink of despair. There are scenes of rape and severe psychological abuse, with some bullying escalating to graphic violence. He is humiliated in front of everyone, and his struggle to fit in or defend himself becomes a recurring, agonizing theme.

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In the anime, the Commander is just an an annoying asshole, who likes scorning, insulting and mistreating the special children and his soldiers. He ends up getting dishonourable discharged.

In the manga, the Commander is a sadistic rapist who frequently rapes the special children, especially Youngy and Hana. He ends up being killed by a psychotic trainee.

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In the anime, Youngy’s relationship with his mentor is strained but gradually evolves into a bond of trust. The mentor provides guidance and tough love, ultimately helping him grow into a more capable leader.

In the manga, Youngy’s mentor is a twisted figure who manipulates Youngy for his own perverse desires. He is a sadistic figure who initially seems like a guiding force, but over time, it becomes clear that he is grooming Youngy for dark purposes. He exploits Youngy’s vulnerabilities, constantly breaking him down mentally and physically, all while pretending to offer guidance.


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In the anime, the Training Camp is a place of growth and struggle, but the focus is mainly on physical and emotional challenges that shape Youngy into a stronger warrior. Most training sections and tests are average military training.

In the manga, the Training Camp is a nightmarish place where the special children are subjected to both physical and psychological torment. Youngy is forced to undergo cruel and inhumane tests designed to break his spirit. These tests range from mutilating surgeries to brainwashing sessions that warp his perception of reality. The children are pushed to the edge of human endurance tortured by their instructors, forced to kill one another for training purposes and exposed to horrific creatures meant to crush their will to live.

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In the anime, Youngy slowly begins to form relationships with other special children, and while some relationships are strained, they all support each other in the end, forming a sense of camaraderie.

In the manga, any attempts at camaraderie are shattered by overwhelming brutality. The special children are forced to fight each other in disturbing gladiatorial-style duels, their lives weighed against each other’s survival. Betrayals are common, and trust is a rare commodity. Youngy’s relationships with others are marred by a series of grotesque incidents, including manipulation, coercion, and murder. The bonds that form are built on pain, trauma, and shared suffering, leaving no room for hope or redemption.

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In th anime, the Angels are noble and gracious, heroic figures who protect the Holy Order and the Celestial Genesis often shown as calm, wise, and almost ethereal in their demeanor. Many of the special children, including Youngy, have angelic abilities, often granted through technological or mystical means.

In the manga, the Angels are far more complicated. While still fundamentally good and protective, they are war machines ready to kill and destroy any threat to the Holy Order and the Celestial Genesis. Some angels also begin to question the morality of their actions, leading them into madness.

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In the anime, Demons are the pure embodiment of evil, often depicted as monstrous beings that seek to bring destruction to humanity. They are shown as grotesque, demonic entities from another dimension, capable of immense power. Their motivations are generally simple: to destroy and conquer. They have no redeeming qualities, and their interactions with humanity are purely destructive.

In the manga, Demons are far more terrifying and nuanced. They are not just mindless beasts, but also sentient and often tragic figures. While still the embodiment of evil, Demons in the manga are given more complexity. Some are shown to have emotions, desires, and reasons for their hatred of humanity. They may have once been fallen angels or corrupted beings who seek vengeance or seek to overthrow the celestial order, bringing a darker, more personal angle to their antagonism.

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In the anime, the extraterrestrial forces are depicted as a primary external threat that must be fought to protect Earth, and want to conquer Earth and use human blood to restore their species emotioms. While dangerous, the enemy is faceless and somewhat abstract.

In the manga, the extraterrestrial forces are much more menacing and grotesque, with many of them being sentient, humanoid monsters with twisted appearances and sadistic tendencies. They perform several extraterrestrials experiments on the special children, brutally torturing and raping them, blending their DNA with alien organisms in disturbing and graphic ways.

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