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English: Can You Just Die, My Darling?
Synonyms: I love you, so I kill you., The moon is beautiful tonight, but first, die. Japanese: 今夜は月が綺麗ですが、とりあえず死ね
Автор:
Sakakibara, Sousou
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Манга
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10
Главы:
35
Положение дел:
Finished
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2015-04-20 to 2019-02-06
Сериализация:
Shounen Magazine (Monthly)
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Альтернативы:
English: Can You Just Die, My Darling?
Synonyms: I love you, so I kill you., The moon is beautiful tonight, but first, die.
Japanese: 今夜は月が綺麗ですが、とりあえず死ね
Synonyms: I love you, so I kill you., The moon is beautiful tonight, but first, die.
Japanese: 今夜は月が綺麗ですが、とりあえず死ね
Автор:
Sakakibara, Sousou
Тип:
Манга
Объемы:
10
Главы:
35
Положение дел:
Finished
Публиковать:
2015-04-20 to 2019-02-06
Сериализация:
Shounen Magazine (Monthly)
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Love filled with murderous intent—
When Kamishiro Taku met his unrequited love Hanazono Mika, he saw a vision where he tried to murder her by stabbing her throat with an umbrella. In a harsh and cruel world he lives in, will his defiance bring him hope or despair?
(Source: MU)
When Kamishiro Taku met his unrequited love Hanazono Mika, he saw a vision where he tried to murder her by stabbing her throat with an umbrella. In a harsh and cruel world he lives in, will his defiance bring him hope or despair?
(Source: MU)
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Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine review
***UPDATED***
After Chapter 14 the story shifts, bringing in more drama and suspense. At this point the character growth and story progression begins to slow down. The main focus is rebuilding the manga to shift the story from the initial outbreak to finding Hanazono, along with the two groups fighting for power. The blood and gore gets toned down a bit, to really focus redirecting the story. This is still worth the read even with this shift in the story. ***END OF UPDATE*** A mysterious outbreak that turns love into bloodlust that begins to run rampant. Kamishiro (MC) has a vivid hallucination of stabbing his childhood friend, Hanazono through the throat with an umbrella. Without a clear understanding of what this bloodlust and struggling to control it, the real story and mystery begins. Kamishiro is nicely developed over the 14 chapters that is currently published. He learns how to control and manifest his power for the "greater good". After the massacre at his school, Hanazono goes missing and now he is tracking down any information he can to find her. The artwork is fantastic, it is nicely detailed, bloody and on point. I enjoyed reading this to the point that I couldn't stop until there was nothing left. If you enjoy a violent and gory manga, this one needs to be on your list. It is highly underappreciated and will probably go unrecognized but it is well worth your time to read. **Newest update** Honestly, this manga had such great potential and once the second arc kicked off, no clue what had happened, what is going on and seeing all this great start go right downhill. Right now with the way the story development stands, if it continues on like this I will drop it. |
Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine review
I wouldn’t have minded the edge and the raging puberty in the plot – I came for them: one has to read teen angsty action sometimes to mantain the balance in the world – if not for the absolutely disgusting and out of place torture imagery. I am not sure why it’s suddenly acceptable to have spreads with main heroine being strangled on her own intestines and dragged along the street by a car in shounen now. Even if these are “visions”.
So basically right after the start it’s what this manga focuses on. We have bog standard everything – a main goody two shoes hero, who suddenly can crush buildings because of some violence “virus”, an awkward teen love, a secret society of the infected, every figure of authority being conveniently nasty-lip-licking-evil (cus you know, everyone “lies” to a teen). The only original thing is that our hero constantly sees “visions” of murder, mainly violent and disgusting murder of his beloved bubbly school-beauty-queen childhood friend girlfriend. The issue with this is that you, a reader, also have to watch them and they are a) unpleasant, b) out of place. In my opinion, you can have the nasty in your manga, but you have to work for the inclusion of the nightmare and/or sick fetish fuel – it has to be consistent with the tone and the goal. Which doesn’t seem to be the case here, especially considering that it’s a work published with teens in mind. So yeah, the art is pretty good, but the tone is very imbalanced in a disturbing way. The main narrative is immature (those who are able to enjoy this say that the plot devolves even more later after a timeskip), and the only thing that stands out would likely be off-putting for most. (My example in the opening is relatively easy on the eyes, the rest is much more gross.) I normally don’t write reviews for things that haven’t clicked with me, and I can barely call this text a review, but I wanted to warn other readers. So, unless you are into seeing female bodies mutilated, and not even random bodies, but a body of a character with whom you’re supposed to have a positive emotional connection – you should probably stay away from this manga. The imagery here goes way beyond what you would expect from the demographic or mainstream manga in general. This work also doesn’t offer any supporting structure for this, like horror does, nor does it belong to genres where it’s par of the course (hentai, eroguro). It’s just a damned usual power trip shounen with zero subtlety, which thinks it can pull off torture porn. Simply put, this manga’s plot is cheap fastfood, even if wrapped in a pretty plastic wrapper (art), and torture porn is not mainstream and shouldn’t be mainstream, whether the author enjoys fapping to it or not. I do not and I see no reason to look at this for zero plot gains. So here you are, now you know what to expect and whether you really need it. |
Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine review
Story 6/10 - Hmm... it's an interesting take on what has been used many times.
Art 8/10 - Nice and a fine art style, definitely a redeeming feature. However, certain faces often look like clones of each other, so negative for that. Character 6/10 - Again, kinda interesting, but cliche all the way. Enjoyment - Friend lent me first volume, next day bought all 5 volumes on a whim. Overall 7/10 - Not a bad read, but it won't be stringing you along in anything special. First of all, I'd have to say that the story is very and I mean very reminiscent of ''Alive'', another manga which has a very similar plot device. Ironically both titles never managed to gain mainstream media attention even though they tried very hard. So if you have read ''Alive'', you will feel very much at home here. Basic lay-it-down-to-me plot of both titles (possible spoilers)... The nation one day becomes infected with a strange disease, where everyone starts dying or killing each other on mass. Main character somehow overcomes the disease to some degree, lose the girl and goes on a journey to become stronger fighting off strange organizations. Having said that, it's also very similar to Kiseijyuu and Tokyo Ghoul; probably another half a dozen other titles with similar plot lines... Simply said, it's nothing new. Fortunately, the story is rather well paced. There's not too much going back and forth, making needlessly confusing turns, it's rather straight to the cut and simple. The story advances at a nice steady pace, which can also be a bad thing. As most manga titles tend to have their climax at the end of the chapters, this title keeps the climax in the center most of the time. Which may be a turn down for some people. Personally it was kinda refreshing. Art. Hmmmhm. The art is very nice. Easy to read. Not much to complain. Except for one flaw. Male characters tend to be a bit more varied in terms of facial design, however female characters suffer from the ''same face'' syndrome, where it looks like the same person with a different wig. It's not really bothering too much, I just personally take more attention to the art, so occasionally I see 2 different characters and notice they look identical. But shouldn't be much of an issue for most people. Character... Fair I guess. Nothing special. Pretty much like every other main hero. Lame and bland high school student with a obsessive trait. It's sorta like, you know who everyone is before they are properly introduced. Not a bad thing really, but as you know what to expect, the character development (where there is a pretty good one) becomes poof. It loses it's meaning. Overall, I really enjoyed reading this *overlylongtitleIrefusetowrite*. The art can be eye candy sometimes and the story has it's interesting parts despite part of it being fairly obvious. Will I continue reading? Yes, but it's probably one of those titles I completely forget about along the way, only to start reading it again in a year or two. Just like how ''Alive'' managed to barely stay alive. I think this is an (not underrated), but rather under appreciated. If you have some time to spare, take a look. Might be in for a good ride. |
Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine review
Okay so there are only 4 chapters at the moment, but I'm hooked. To put it briefly, you have your typical setup with childhood friends and the girl is popular with guys and in this case the mc has a cleaning addiction. One night the mc contracts a bloodlust disease and internally struggles with his uncontrollable bloodlust.
*Spoiler* A fact about the disease is that you want to kill your loved one the most, surprise surprise. However, it also applies to other people as well in general (example: people who piss mc off). As to be expected, the mc also develops superhuman strength among other abilities. Overall (so far) the mc could qualify to be a male yandere which is very unique. I'd say give it a try, especially since its so short; it won't take up too much time. Oh I gave it a 6 because I'm harsh with ALL of my reviews. It means its an interesting read and all but I probably will not go back and reread it after its finished. |
Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine review
Knoya tsuki wa kirei is an action/psychological/thriller manga , and it's one of the first mangas i started reading , but i stopped because of slow releases . The story is about a new disease that turns emotions of love and affection into blood lust and desire to kill , which is a new idea but sadly it wasn't well executed . They introduced a lot of super powers down the line which turned the series into a battle shonen and the power scaling was all over the place , another thing is that in the middle , the plot got messy
with the introduction of some crazy cult antagonists that i didn't even bother to remember their name let alone . I liked the metaphors a lot and the character of yuna which imo saved this manga from being an absolute train wreck . To conclude i did enjoy this manga at the beginning but the later arcs were not that good , but i will definitely read part 2 when it gets completed , overall score 6/10
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