Can You Just Die, My Darling? Vol. 1

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It ends up being the "I used to protect you when we were kids but now you (mc) ended up saving me" situation. The other students agree that they don't know anyone suspicious, and Mika says that she's not sure what's wrong with her head. 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. with the introduction of some crazy cult antagonists that i didn't even bother to remember their name let alone . Er weiß nicht, wie das passieren konnte, doch er realisiert bald, dass sich etwas in ihm verändert hat: Er hat den Drang, Mika zu töten!

The centre piece of any manga is its cast of characters that drives the plot and draws the audience into it. They have development, all fit their respective roles well, aren't annoying when they shouldn't be, motivations and actions are reasonable, and just all genuinely likable in their own ways.Er weiß, dass das Eis dünn wird, also beschließt er, Mika am nächsten Tag seine Liebe zu gestehen, doch noch am selben Abend wird er von einem Mann angegriffen, der den Verstand verloren zu haben scheint. I laughed out loud, not because it was bad, but because i just couldn’t imagine where the story could possibly be heading after that. Our main character, second year high schooler Taku Kamishiro, is kind of a quiet guy, and a bit of a clean freak. Through free previews, you can get a feel of not only what a title is like, but also whether Manga Planet’s line-up is for you. 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.

That emotionless changed so fast just because one scene where she supposed to be emotionless for years (lol).

The art can be eye candy sometimes and the story has it's interesting parts despite part of it being fairly obvious. They all agree that he is, and they both agree that it would be nice if they could have a "perfect romance" like the one they're about to embark on. For a book that revels in splatter as much as this one does, the gory scenes, and the art in general, aren’t much to look at. 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. 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.