katlovesfries's manga / #unexpected(16)

Never in my life did I think I would be looking at something like this. I've definitely learned my lesson, and will read the summaries before starting on any manga or manwha again (just read that shit, omg). Oh well... read at your own risk.

I've become lost for words. This was definitely something else, and not what I expected, at all. This is not for everyone, but be aware of incest amongst other disturbing elements.

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.

I don't even know where to start with this one, but was not anything like I was expecting. My heart breaks for Tamaki with what he's been through, and what he has had to endure throughout his childhood. I was deeply saddened by it all, and the feeling never seemed to go away as I continued reading. Deals with a lot of issues, for sure, and it may not be for everyone.

I dropped this one halfway through. I lost interest, and couldn't bring myself to finish it, even if I kept an open mind. What happened to Yeon Woo is heartbreaking, and I will never forgive Keith for reacting the way he did. I can't overlook it, even though he a few good moments. Reminder: this is not for everyone, so proceed with caution.

I've been sitting, trying to collect my thoughts on this manga, but I'm speechless. I started reading this a couple of months ago, but I couldn't bring myself to finish it because of a lack of interest. I'm so happy I did, though. This was full of plot twists, and I had no idea what to expect, nor what would happen next. This manga will make you question everything, seriously, EVERYTHING! It plays mind games with you like no other piece of fiction I've ever read. This was such a thrilling reading experience, but keep in mind that non-consensual acts do take place in this manga. Proceed with overall caution.

This was certainly interesting, especially seeing how Itou Junju interprets obsession. The art style is fantastic, but I do wish the ending had been a little more "well-rounded" or so to speak. The manga ends abruptly, but maybe that's just me. Tomie is a person who every woman envy, and a person every man will grow to fear. Overall, a very pleasant experience with many unexpected things and situations thrown into the story.

This manga is horrifying, and the fact that it's told from a small child's perspective makes it even more fucked up. It leaves the readers confused and really grossed out, and I'm still wondering if it's all happening in his head, and if he really is dreaming. With that being said, this is not what I expected, and it's disgusting, but I'm reading surprisingly quickly.

This was a weird reading experience--not unenjoyable, just a little odd. I don't dislike the story or anything, but I'm still trying to comprehend what I just read. The art style is pretty, and I like the fact that it was a quick read, but other than that, it was simply a little too odd for my taste.

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?". This is truly a masterpiece.