Ms.Honey's manga / #psychological(35)

I have so many questions. And I'm gonna have to go research the age gap. Kageyama's in his first year, right? Oikawa's in his second, so that's around a 2-year age gap? Huh. Alright, so factoring that in, Oikawa really did a number on a minor and then ran like a sackless, ball less coward, so now we have to deal with this cliffhanger for 75 or so years.

The dialogue was fragmented yet immaculate, and I don't even ship this. It had an iota of plot but was brilliant throughout.

Philosophically and beautifully done.

Same author as chainsaw man, so I knew it was gonna be psychologically stimulating. It was bloody bizarre too, but in a good way. Found it at my local library and was delighted.

Was not expecting that ending. Art was exquisite.