Eiji Urashima lives by the motto, "Life's all about having fun!" But deep down, he hides a terrible secret he can't tell anyone. When he finally realizes the "malice" concealed in his body, he becomes entangled in a disatrous tragedy...
PT O primeiro volume já me tinha conquistado, e este segundo veio apenas reforçar essa impressão.
Aqui, Eiji Urashima procura compreender como se viu envolvido num assassinato de que nada sabe, mas no qual receia estar implicado devido à sua dupla personalidade.
Somos apresentados a novas personagens e aprofundamos o conhecimento sobre a organização criminosa Skall e o papel que desempenha em toda esta intriga.
Um thriller intensamente envolvente, onde nada é exatamente o que parece e em que todos parecem esconder segredos.
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EN The first volume had already won me over, and this second one only reinforced that impression.
Here, Eiji Urashima tries to understand how he became entangled in a murder he knows nothing about, yet fears he may be implicated in due to his split personality.
We are introduced to new characters and gain further insight into the criminal organization known as Skall and the role it plays in this whole intrigue.
A deeply gripping thriller where nothing is quite what it seems, and everyone appears to be hiding secrets.
SKALL is just absolutely mad. Our protagonist Eiji has dissociative personality disorder, and here he does more research on his other personality, B1. You'll just keep on reading and guessing on. If you enjoy psychological murder mysteries than read this. In my opinion, this second volume is even better than the first.
This time we try to pin point who killed Yoko. This whole volume is Eiji trying to figure out if his alter ego B1 did it. At the same time he gets deeper into the gang shit, and making things worse he robs from them despite the leader knowing what's up. Things get messier and messier and by the end all eyes are on Eiji, and not in a good way.
El segundo tomo es sensacional. La trama continua develando nuevos acontecimientos y todo parece indicar que Enji, el protagonista está metido en una auténtica pesadilla.
wow ternyata di volume 2 ini diluar ekpetasi ku. Tapi emang mencurigakan mafia nya sedari awal pas di vol. 1, masih penasaran dengan kepribadian Eiji B1.
Toujours très fan du dessin que je trouve superbe, des expressions des visages, de l'atmosphère. Le rythme m'a semblé moins "fluide" que dans le premier tome, mais le personnage d'Eiji prend de la cohérence et de l'épaisseur et j'adore son style. Très hâte de lire la suite. Encore quelques mois d'attente...
Eiji is your typical shy college student trying to find himself, get a pretty girlfriend and cruise through life with no issues. Unfortunately his father was a brutal serial killer that left a stain on his family that follows him around everywhere he goes, and the emergence of a split personality with dark and violent tendencies gets him wrapped up in a murderous conspiracy where his dangerous alter ego seems to be his own worst enemy. Is he doomed to involuntarily follow in his disgraced father’s footsteps?
I thought this series would be a bit predictable considering I’ve seen this type of horror thriller before, but it ended up throwing dozens of unexpected twists at me, none of them being what I predicted given the premise. The truth behind both of Eiji’s personalities ended up being more twisted and complex than I had originally imagined.
What really won me over with this series is how unexpectedly complex and multilayered the entire cast of side characters ended up being. At first, the side characters all seem very simplistic and forgettable with one dimensional character tropes, but almost every single side character ends up having dark secrets of their own that are even more insane than those of the protagonist. Hardly anyone in this story is completely innocent, everyone is involved in the mass murder conspiracy in some way or another and the puzzle keeps getting bigger and bigger until the very end where everything is finally pieced together.
Don’t be deceived by the predictable opening with familiar psychological horror cliches. The series gets more intense, unpredictable and challenging to figure out the longer it goes on and the payoff at the end hits really hard. Eiji is a tragic character that’s easy to hate at times but incredibly sympathetic, the side characters all have fascinating subplots of their own as well. It has a slow build up but gets significantly better with each volume.
Oj dzieje się... trzyma w napięciu przez praktycznie całą książkę, niektóre fragmenty do przewidzenia, ale i tak wciąga. ALE NIE KOŃCZY SIĘ W TAKICH MOMENTACH... Dla mnie ta część jest trochę lepsza od pierwszej, na pewno więcej się dzieje, zaczyna się powolutku wszystko wyjaśniać, dlatego jestem ciekawa co się wydarzy przez następne 9 części 🤣 (mam nadzieję że nie będą tak tego rozwlekać cały czas...)
4,5⭐ Déjà commençons par la converture qui est splendide ! Très bon tome, le scénario et les graphismes sont géniaux ! On suit et on ressent les émotion de Eiji à la perfection, franchement dans mon top 5 des meilleurs manga que j'ai lu ! Hâte de lire la suite et j'espère que l'histoire continuera de me faire vibrer pendant les 11 tomes !
In this volume, Eiji gets involved with a gang because of other personality, B1, while trying to figure out who killed his Youko, his girlfriend who he doesn't know he's dating before she died. On top of all that, he's also the number one suspect for Youko's death.
I'm not sure if I like this whole story arc with Skall for some reason.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
A little too much on the nose with the cliff hangers (and not all of them hold up under scrutiny), but I find the amnesia plot and how the main character basically has to piece together his own-ish motives quite interesting.
It gets better Omg in book 2 and I’m sold already so I hope it keeps up with the consistency. I like that the stories connect to meaningful pieces through Eiji Kun still trying to discover his real self and what has been happening