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Synonyms: An Abnormal Person's Love
Japanese: 異常者の愛
Author:
Chida, Daisuke
Type:
Manga
Volumes:
6
Chapters:
74
Status:
Finished
Publish:
2017-04-01 to 2018-09-08
Serialization:
Manga Box
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Alternatives:
Synonyms: An Abnormal Person's Love
Japanese: 異常者の愛
Japanese: 異常者の愛
Author:
Chida, Daisuke
Type:
Manga
Volumes:
6
Chapters:
74
Status:
Finished
Publish:
2017-04-01 to 2018-09-08
Serialization:
Manga Box
Score
3.3
3 Votes
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33.33%
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Summary
Kazumi Ichinose's first love was brutally killed before his very eyes. Blood pooled around her lifeless body, her eyes vacantly stared into nothing, and her murderer laughed over the fresh carcass in glee. Though they were all only in elementary school, the perpetrator was Saki Midou, a girl whose timid and sweet appearance belied a vicious and lovesick killer.
Though Midou was detained, this event scarred Kazumi, causing him to gradually shut himself out from the world. Now in high school, he has only two friends, one of whom is the lively and cheerful Shino Yotsuya. Through her hard work and honest feelings, Yotsuya is able to break through the barrier Kazumi built around himself, but their budding relationship marks the start of a harrowing future.
Midou's obsession led her to murder all those years ago, and it seems history may be repeating itself. She is out to prove that Kazumi's heart belongs to her alone, no matter who stands in her way, and even Kazumi himself may not be safe from her twisted rendition of "love."
Though Midou was detained, this event scarred Kazumi, causing him to gradually shut himself out from the world. Now in high school, he has only two friends, one of whom is the lively and cheerful Shino Yotsuya. Through her hard work and honest feelings, Yotsuya is able to break through the barrier Kazumi built around himself, but their budding relationship marks the start of a harrowing future.
Midou's obsession led her to murder all those years ago, and it seems history may be repeating itself. She is out to prove that Kazumi's heart belongs to her alone, no matter who stands in her way, and even Kazumi himself may not be safe from her twisted rendition of "love."
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Ijousha no Ai review
When I learned about this manga, the tags and comments were "gore", "shock scenes" and things like that ...
I have not felt that way, it has rather reminded me of Monster and Mirai Nikki. It is a triller where we have a Yandere (Psycho) and a boy with whom she falls in love. There are quite a few very well-made secondary characters and they are being added little by little to have a great value in the plot without them being "type added characters" their introduction is credible. The perhaps most important plot flaw is that the plot revolves around a certain blackmail during a good part that does not have much logic that is a shame for the victim. Otherwise the plot is quite solid (as in a chapter of Criminal Minds, or a movie of psychopaths) is even less fantasy than Monster. The friendly / moe / cute style drawing .... is perfect. It is a very expressive drawing, with enough detail that has many chibi gags that perfectly convey the aptitude of the characters, a psychopath with a chibi face when remembering something unimportant while torturing another person gives you the same contrast that the victim has, that this before a monster that does not give importance to life without being dramatic. The eyes of terror in the victims are exceptional and sometimes a simple drawing expresses more than a complex one. The plot is constantly sprinkled with sexual scenes that do not have fan service intentions, they are normal sexual scenes like in any movie. The relationships between the characters are realistic and even the protagonist's asocial treatment is adequate to be able to live in society and work. I have some suggestions about the tags that are put to this manga and that I do not think are appropriate. If you are thinking that you will see gore without sense perhaps better look at Pumpkin Night. If you want scenes that shock you because of how twisted they are, maybe better Made in Abbys. If you want Yanderes without much sense, perhaps better Higurashi no naku. If you want to read a story about a psychopath who wants to make a boy fall in love with her and control him by tormenting all his relationships with a great affinity for torture, this is your manga. |
Ijousha no Ai review
It really was very difficult to read, their characters suffered a lot in each scene to the point of thinking that more people could die in the next chapter.
The careful and cute drawing makes us assume that we are reading a beautiful story, but the dialogues and scenes are quite adult. I dont consider myself sensitive but this work gave me the nervousness that you expect from a psychological thiller with a good story. My recommendation is that you read it knowing that there is a lot of crazy and shocking scenes that will make you nervous, although you will have good character development complementing the most mundane chapters. |