Una ragazza troppo carina per le sue possibilità e un improvviso, malsano, impellente impulso omicida.

After chapter 9, the school setting is dropped and we have to deal with a fight between two organizations that head towards the same thing: finding a cure to the virus. She is then quiet and reserved and is barely seen, since she needs to be rescued from the hands of The Mastermind. The story’s character designs are unremarkable, and the character writing lacks detail, reducing even the main characters to basic archetypes – and not even ones that work well together. You can figure out what the dialogue is, but the page should not have made it to publication like that. As Taku tries to intervene, the harasser yells at him to stay away for his own good, or else he’ll infect Taku “with these feelings.

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He is afraid of confessing, he likes cleaning a lot and might be pushed around but he is the janitor of his class. There are some iffy spots where it's hard to tell what's going on, but for the most part, it's very clean, modern, pleasing to the eye, and makes you feel everything that's going on. However, I don't think they will be coming out with any more volumes as the last book was published in 2019. He is incredibly strong, since his body was modified to have "12 different attack strategies", from guns in his fingers to knives and a weird vertebrae tentacle thing?It's important to note that King in Limbo was originally published in 2017, before the COVID-19 pandemic, making this feel just a teensy bit prescient. with the introduction of some crazy cult antagonists that i didn't even bother to remember their name let alone . If you're here for the gory, well drawn scenes, then I would recommend reading up to chapter 9 and then the one-shot in chapter 13. 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. There's not too much going back and forth, making needlessly confusing turns, it's rather straight to the cut and simple.

The rest of the manga follows Kamishiro's journey, which I won't say any more about because that would definitely count as real spoilers.

Even though it’s pretty clear Mika already knows how he feels, Taku decides he’s finally going to confess to her for real and asks her to meet him on the roof of their school’s unused wing the next day. After chapter 10, aka only a 1 month timeskip, he is suddenly more serious, not scared by anything at all, nor is he afraid of confrontation. Having said that, it's also very similar to Kiseijyuu and Tokyo Ghoul; probably another half a dozen other titles with similar plot lines. Taku Kamishiro ist in seine Kindheitsfreundin Mika Hanazono verliebt, die bei den Jungs so beliebt ist, dass fast kein Tag vergeht, an dem ihr niemand den Hof macht, doch zu Takus Glück lässt sie einen nach dem anderen abblitzen.

The art can be eye candy sometimes and the story has it's interesting parts despite part of it being fairly obvious.

And when he tries to tell her he loves her, he involuntarily tells her that he hates her and wants to kill her instead. Before chapter 9, he is seen as a very dangerous man, someone who is linked to many deaths and also makes a scary and threatening face towards the protagonist. Without a clear understanding of what this bloodlust and struggling to control it, the real story and mystery begins. Shaw's impressive vocal range — from the imperious Claire to the timid Lily, makes this audiobook version the best way to enjoy I'm in Love with the Villainess.