Flying Girl

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This story shows a girl defending herself and her family, she ends up killing the intruder which messes with her head. She becomes demented and psychotic causing her to play with the dead intruders' organs in both a morbid and sexual way. To me this shows how defending yourself by taking another person's life can take a toll on your mental health and mindset.

Overall this manga was decent as I viewed it in a psychological way rather than a sadistic view that it was meant to be seen in. This is a one-shot comic consisting of around 30 pages so I would recommend it.

A robber invades a house, starts raping the housewife in front of her daughter and keeps threatening to kill her mother if she moves. The girl doesn't listen and kills the robber.
So, what`s the point of this do you ask? Well, this work is all about the body disposal, it seems the girl's father is a politician and can't have himself involved in a scandal, so the now saved housewife has the brilliant idea of having her daughter dispose of the robber's dead body, now she has to butcher the corpse and dispose of it, here's where the manga truly begins, a young and innocent ... girl butchering a dead body. Now, do you think that her mind will be okay... or... She might go kinda crazy and start doing "strange" things with the butchered body?
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Self defense cases need to have some secrecy, really...

Yeah…not one of Uziga’s better works.

Robber invades home, girl accidentally kills robber, but her father is a politician, and this would be a big scandal. The girl then disposes of the body, but ends up developing a fetish for it and starts to use the body sexually.
That’s all.
The description on MAL makes it sound way more interesting than it actually is, and it feels like wasted potential. This could have been a really great story if Uziga didn’t prioritize gore over story. Story over gore, or at least dialogue or comedy over gore was always his best work.

It’s a oneshot so there really isn’t ... much to review or even talk about.