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クジャクのダンス、誰が見た? [Kujaku no Dance, Dare ga Mita?] #6
クジャクのダンス、誰が見た? 6 [Kujaku no Dance, Dare ga Mita? 6]
一家６人惨殺事件の遺児・林川歌の行方を追う中で、父が遺した手記の人物、阿波山京一郎と高畑まのかに辿り着いた心麦と弁護士・松風。そこでふたりは「心麦」出生に纏わる秘密を映した決定的なビデオを観ることに。刑事の赤沢に疑念を抱いた松風は過去を知る人物・久世正勝…失踪した自身の父に接触を図る。信じていた両親の偶像が揺らぎ始めた心麦の元に届く、新たな死者の報とは!?
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176 pages, Paperback
First published November 13, 2024
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September 7, 2026
The sixth volume is the most important part of the reviewed set, and also the one that most changes our perspective on the events that preceded it. It is here that the mystery surrounding Komugi's origins is resolved.
Rito Asami finally sheds her masks and gives the reader the answers we've been waiting for since the very first chapter, but she does so in a way that's incredibly painful for the protagonist herself. The discovery of her birth certificate by a nosy journalist and the subsequent confrontation with the doctor lead to the final revelation of the truth about the protagonist's past.
The dynamics of events in this volume grip the reader. Just one chapter after the truth is revealed, a witness dies in a fire, a direct echo of the tragedy in the first volume and a clear indication that inconvenient witnesses are eliminated without a second thought. Asami phenomenally captures Komugi's mental state. Watching a girl whose entire world crumbles into tiny pieces. Finally, the heroine is no longer just a passive observer, and her internal rift gives her character incredible drama and depth.
It's also hard to underestimate the skill with which the author weaves the threads of Matsukaze's father, the mysterious Kuze, with the criminal activities or provocations of Inspector Akazawa. Furthermore, the introduction of Prosecutor Anan's father as a potential eminence grise in the plot weaves the existing clues into a coherent, terrifying whole.
Art-wise, this is one of the stronger volumes. Asami does a great job of conveying Komugi's emotions. Her face increasingly betrays fatigue and confusion, but at the same time, her determination remains. This is important because the heroine could easily be reduced to a victim of subsequent events. The author avoids this. Komugi suffers, but she still makes decisions.....
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Rito Asami finally sheds her masks and gives the reader the answers we've been waiting for since the very first chapter, but she does so in a way that's incredibly painful for the protagonist herself. The discovery of her birth certificate by a nosy journalist and the subsequent confrontation with the doctor lead to the final revelation of the truth about the protagonist's past.
The dynamics of events in this volume grip the reader. Just one chapter after the truth is revealed, a witness dies in a fire, a direct echo of the tragedy in the first volume and a clear indication that inconvenient witnesses are eliminated without a second thought. Asami phenomenally captures Komugi's mental state. Watching a girl whose entire world crumbles into tiny pieces. Finally, the heroine is no longer just a passive observer, and her internal rift gives her character incredible drama and depth.
It's also hard to underestimate the skill with which the author weaves the threads of Matsukaze's father, the mysterious Kuze, with the criminal activities or provocations of Inspector Akazawa. Furthermore, the introduction of Prosecutor Anan's father as a potential eminence grise in the plot weaves the existing clues into a coherent, terrifying whole.
Art-wise, this is one of the stronger volumes. Asami does a great job of conveying Komugi's emotions. Her face increasingly betrays fatigue and confusion, but at the same time, her determination remains. This is important because the heroine could easily be reduced to a victim of subsequent events. The author avoids this. Komugi suffers, but she still makes decisions.....
https://popkulturowykociolek.pl/kto-w...#
August 1, 2026
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