Murder Incarnation

Murder incarnation #1

by Keita Sugawara, Shinji Inamitsu (Illustrator)

From Crunchyroll.com

A tragic loss. The endless despair that accompanies losing a loved one. A mysterious girl who appears at just the right moment. An unbelievable offer.

"I can bring your lost loved one back to life, if you complete a simple task for me. Please kill three people, any three people, in the next 24 hours. Do that, and without fail I will revive them just as they were."

Could YOU take three lives to bring someone you love back from the dead? What value do you place on human life? Murder Incarnation is a mystery that asks that very question.

Genres: Manga

ebook

First published June 24, 2015

Reviews

[Noran Miss Pumkin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a deep think book. You child dies, and as you cradle the limp ,broken body in yours. A happy crazy girl walks up to you,and says "I can save your child". I have personally heard parents shriek in grief, sobbing they would do anything to bring their child back. Would you kill 3 people by your hands, in 24 hours? The service does provide total clean up of the murder scenes.

There are several stories, with people given this choice. I so would love this as a series!!!! I guess it would matter how my little one dies...

Now, if my kid died of cancer, would they come back healthy? That is not dealt with.

I highly recommend this to manga readers, that like stories, that make you think.

[Knight Sher · Rating 3 out of 5]

Okay so this one has tragic & interesting concept but man, this shit doesn't have any background info to it. It finishes without explaining or going much into main character's life or why the main character is doing what she's doing & that's where it sucks for me because it draws you into it & before you know it....! Hint: Get the idea?

[Marcela Maldonado · Rating 3 out of 5]

A girl lost her sister in an apparent suicide, then she receives the visit of a misterious girl with an offer: bring back to life her sister but...only if she kill three people in 24hs.

[K.C. Nicola · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read the first volume of Murder Incarnation after finding it on Crunchyroll in early 2017. However, while its premise seemed interesting, I just couldn’t get into it. Very little background, if any, was revealed for a majority of the cast, and the art style used felt fake, more CG than hand-drawn. Many occurrences, including key parts of the plot, also happened with no explanation at all.

Was it irredeemable? No. But it could’ve been so much better in several areas.

[Nightshade · Rating 2 out of 5]

I wasn't sure what to expect from this manga, and yet I was still a bit disappointed. It is structured more as a series of mini stories that are linked by one recurring character. But after the first couple, I found I wasn't too interested in reading the rest. It began to get quite repetitive, because even though the different characters' reactions were different, they all ultimately made the same choice.

[Noctvrnal · Rating 5 out of 5]

To be honest I didn't expect much from this manga, but I fell in love with it pretty quickly. First volume contains two stories and I'll try won't to go much into detail but the plot is interesting. What people are willing to do for what they want either it is for love, grief or saving their own asses, everyone in this manga has a motive and a story. Art style bothered me a little at the start, it doesn't look hand drawn and I guess it isn't, but it's good enough to pass as one unless you're paying much attention to it. I hope second, and last, volume will be as good as first one.

[mēloniee · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5/5

Je suis pas fana des dessins en 3D mais le manga se laisse lire, les histoires sont même plutôt cools. Hâte de lire la suite (et fin) pour en apprendre plus sur la mystérieuse Maya Mikuni et ses soeurs.