Shintaro Kago is renowned for his frank and disturbing tales of sexual perversion. There is a dark wit running throughout all of his manga. I have personally read around 200 manga and 'Suck It' is by far the most disturbing I have ever read.
I didn't know whether to give it a 1 for making me feel disgusting, or a 10 for the balls of getting it published. I settled for a generous score due to its hilarious climax.
To analyse it would take a thousand words and make many assumptions about the author. The premise does it no justice. To talk about
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Atsumemomo, Harakiri, Fetus Collection, Holy Night, Suck It, The Unscratchable Itch, Kakkasouyou, Daisei'ya Japanese: 奇人画報 InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 9
Status: Finished
Published: May 2004
Theme:
School
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Kago, Shintarou (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #173422 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #3533
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Apr 4, 2011
Please save yourself the trauma and stay the hell away from this demented piece of sheer agony. If I could take back reading this, I would, x1000. I had trouble sleeping for a little bit. I read this when I was younger, about 14, because my friend decided it would be funny to troll me by saying this manga was "a masterpiece of literature and art. "I honestly don't understand how someone could jokingly recommend this to another human being while being one themselves. I mean, I joke around and stuff, but this is way too much. You know those videos of those babies with
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Apr 28, 2014
If you're new to Shintaro Kago, or guro in general, this is not the place to start. That being said, if you've read some of his other stuff and are attracted to extremely dark subject matter, you'll greatly enjoy this; it was the most brutal collection of his stories I have thus read.
**You probably shouldn't be reading things like this at all if you're easily triggered, but nonetheless, major trigger warnings for self harm and rape** A short review of each chapter that was available in English: The Collection contains fantastic character development, satirizing, defining, and distorting the idea of collection and collectors, as ... 
Feb 3, 2016
"Hey Satan, do you like manga?" "Yeah." "Nice. What kind of? I mean, seinen are probably my favo-" "Ero-guro." "...what's that?" "It's this type of gore mixed with sexuality, sometimes it's black humor." "That doesn't sounds too good, Satan." "No no, read this one, I think you'll really enjoy it." "Shintaro Kago's Suck It?" "Yeah." "Alright then."
"Did you read it?" "..." "Did you get to the panel with the bees? Probably my favorite." "..." "..." "..." "You okay?" "..." "Come on man, it wasn't that bad" "...the... the guy..." "What?" "Shintaro Kago..." "What about him?" "Is he human?" "Technically yes. I took the soul of ... 
Jul 18, 2013
It's gory. It's disturbing. It's perverted. It's twisted and downright sick. And this shit is hilarious. Kijin Gahou is a collection of guro one-shots that parody different elements of modern society, with abortion, peer pressure, fashion, religion, BDSM, and mental illness all being targets for shamelessly fucked-up jokes. This is some of the darkest humor you will ever see, and can easily be off-putting to prudish types. But the gore and bizarre sexual content is used like a plot device, serving as a visual punchline to Kago Shintarou's sick sense of humor, and at a few points the gore itself is the joke. It's not
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Jul 24, 2020
This manga is not for the faint of heart.
Kijin Gahou is a long and twisted slope into the abyss of darkness. It is wicked, gory, and perverse in nature. It is ero-guro, first and foremost, a label that is not exactly in the norm. It is not a genre that can be enjoyed in the traditional sense; the initial barrier of disgust will turn many readers away and rightfully so. However, if you are able to stomach in your desire to look away, then there is a lot to appreciate from this. Shintaro Kago's penchant for visualising guro through his art shines completely as he ... 
Dec 24, 2010
Came across this here and read the reviews so I was all curious to see what this was about,alhough I did know it'd be shocking.And of course it was very.But I don't believe I'll be scarred for life though,so I guess it's o-k-a-y I think...
It is pretty unvonventional I have to say,unusual and weird.Also twisted but that was to be expected by its title and summary.Don't think it is quite deep but even if it was I won't waste my time and think about it much,I don't want it stuck in my head,that's for sure. It is about a man who in the process of the ... |
