katlovesfries's manga / #tragedy(24)

SUMMARY ["Mr. Ghost, won't you tell me your name now?"] I like the composition of the story. It's very short, but at the same time, it's surprisingly impactful. Basically, two lovers who can't be together in the same timeline - thereby, right person, wrong time.

SUMMARY [In a world entirely ruled by giants, the human race, which has turned into their food, has surrounded its residential zones with immense walls, which both prevent their freedom outside the walls and protect them from incursions. However, as a result of the appearance of supergiants who cross the wall, a desperate struggle begins and the young heroes, who have lost their parents, fight the giant as a training corps, with a view to regaining their freedom.] I finished this back in April when the last chapter came out, and I still think about it sometimes. This manga is as good as everyone claims it to be. It's not only action-based, but it also puts focus on racism and political differences. I love the questions of "what is the right and what is wrong?" and "who are the bad guys?". Can't wait for the anime to finish up, even though it's an end of an era.

SUMMARY [Jinyoo’s life is a living hell—he’s become a hermit due to an abusive father and a traumatic bullying experience. But just when he thinks life can’t get any worse, he is kidnapped by his high school classmate, Gyuh-wool, who’s developed a twisted obsession over him. Jinyoo quickly learns that there is no escape… The only way to survive is to obey Gyuh-wool’s orders] This is definitely not for everyone, nor the faint of heart. If you miss Killing Stalking and you enjoyed it, this would likely suit your taste. Interesting for sure, but disturbing and tragic. Proceed with caution.

SUMMARY [Yoon Bum, a scrawny quiet boy, has a crush on one of the most popular and handsome guys in school, Sangwoo. One day, with Yoonbum's obsession towards Sangwoo reaching its peak, Yoon Bum decides to enter Sangwoo's home. But what he saw inside was not the Sangwoo he had dreamed of.] This is not for everyone, at all. This manwha is pretty fucked up, but also interesting. I was sitting in the edge of my seat while reading this, and I was rooting for Yoon Bum all the way through. The ending is tragic, and not what I was expecting. If you enjoyed this, you should read "Obey".

SUMMARY [An accident survivor deals with his nightmares by sleeping around with different people ever night... until one of said partners doesn't wish leave him alone. With convincing words and acts, the survivor listens.] I rarely read oneshots, but this convinced me to read more. This is a realistic view on escapism, and I really like Hugo for being so fluffy about his love for Haru.

SUMMARY [Korean Wolf Kang Doha is quite popular in school. One day, he bumps into the fox, Yeojoon, who's been spending his days in school as a loner. Doha finds him irritating, but he couldn't stop seeking him out. Is this... perhaps... love?] The pace of the story is very enjoyable, perfect even. I read it in one sitting without taking a break, and I loved it so much. I feel so sorry for Yeojoon, and the way he views himself, but I'm so happy that he opened up to Doha. The ending is everything, and I would, without a doubt, come back to this in the future.

I started out with the anime not know anything about it, and I must say that I fell in love with Fushi and everything about the plot and concept. It has many plot twists, and the readers never really know what will happen next. It's so fucking sad, and I've cried my eyes out many times. Some people think being immortal is one of the best things that could ever happen (in terms of superpowers), but this manga really shows how lonely everything gets at some point.

Action-based manga with an interesting plot. I love the creativity with all the different Quirks, and also all the character growth. It has some devastating moments, and I lost time of how many times I've cried. All characters (almost all) are so easy to like and relatable, too.

Extremely interesting plot and concept. I started out with the anime, but I need to read the manga, too. This is honestly amazing, and I can't wait for more - I also love the funny moments, and the contrast in Yuuji's and Sukuna's character.

SUMMARY [Bran is an alcoholic low-life who suffers from epileptic seizures after saving his friend, Andy, from a train accident years ago. Guilt-ridden and obsessively in love with Bran, Andy has become a nurse to properly care for and financially support his abusive friend all while living a darker life behind closed doors.] The ending is everything. It raises so many questions like, "does Andy really come back?" and "was it all really just in Bran's head?" It was disturbing, and I couldn't stop reading. But it's straight up gore, so keep that in mind. With that being said, this is actually a good read. It has the right amount of horror and disgusting-ness I was looking for, and let's be honest, Andy is crazy.