Akai Kiba

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Sabrina, Idaho

Japanese: 赤い牙

Information

Type: Doujinshi

Volumes: 9

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Finished

Published: Aug 10, 2002 to Feb 2, 2014

Genres: Fantasy, Horror

Serialization: None

Authors: Furuya, Usamaru (Story & Art), Abe, Yoshitoshi (Story & Art), Nihei, Tsutomu (Story & Art), Manabe, Shohei (Story & Art), Nihonbashi, Yowoko (Story & Art), Ono, Natsume (Story & Art), Miyake, Ranjou (Story & Art), Yamazaki, Mari (Story & Art), Enomoto, Shunji (Story & Art), Suzukin, Kario (Story & Art), Yasuda, Hiroyuki (Story & Art), Yamada, Sansuke (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 5.41¹ (scored by 1,504 users)

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Ranked: #18152²

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Popularity: #5978

Members: 3,046

Favorites: 4

5.41

Ranked #18152Popularity #5978Members 3,046

DoujinshiFuruya, Usamaru (Story & Art), Abe, Yoshitoshi (Story & Art), Nihei, Tsutomu (Story & Art), Manabe, Shohei (Story & Art), Nihonbashi, Yowoko (Story & Art), Ono, Natsume (Story & Art), Miyake, Ranjou (Story & Art), Yamazaki, Mari (Story & Art), Enomoto, Shunji (Story & Art), Suzukin, Kario (Story & Art), Yasuda, Hiroyuki (Story & Art), Yamada, Sansuke (Story & Art)

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Reviews

Sep 17, 2011

Dokubachi

Recommended

Mod Note: This review was originally posted for "Sabrina", which was subsequently merged into "Akai Kiba".

Speechless. I bet that you will be, once you finish Sabrina. Due to that you may end up prompted to read it more than once, but the point of it could still elude you.

It is questionable if there truly exists a point behind this work; some deeper metaphors maybe ? Quite possibly it could simply be an inane and devious work, which serves no other purpose than to perplex the reader, or bluntly put, mess with his / her mind.

I haven't even bothered to rate individual aspects, but instead ...