Double Suicide

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Japanese: double suicide

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: 6

Status: Finished

Published: Dec 18, 2020 to Jun 18, 2021

Genre: Boys Love

Serialization: None

Authors: Tojitsuki, Hajime (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #36897²

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Popularity: #44141

Members: 104

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MangaTojitsuki, Hajime (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Kei has been a vegetarian and tended to have an unbalanced diet since childhood. He and his much older brother Sai, who has a brother complex but who's become reliable, get along well together. For some reason, ever since he was a child, Kei has wanted to taste blood. Even though he knows it's wrong, he can't help thinking about it, so his university classmate, who cuts herself, agrees to share her blood with him. As soon as Kei discovers the taste of blood, he realizes he's always wanted to eat Sai...

Can Kei become aware of his affection for Sai without confronting his desire to eat him?

(Source: Kaiohsha, translated)

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Characters

Chouno, Kei

Main

Chouno, Sai

Main

Shinagawa, Touko

Main

Haruko

Supporting

Minami

Supporting

Reviews

Aug 17, 2023

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Mixed Feelings

The story is rather peculiar and shows just how easily a twisted mind can win over logic. Despite being short and pretty passive, it works quite well to piece out how untreated desires can potentially swirl to an abyss.
It is comparatively unique and matches the art style - never too detailed, so it leaves many things open to draw ones own conclusions. Characters are interestingly depicted, though mystery lingers over them thought the entire manga, and just like the story, opens room for a discussion.
Even though it's classification of genre, there are almost no explicit depictions but rather implications and subtle ...