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十字架のろくにん [Jūjika no Rokunin] #7
十字架のろくにん 7 [Jūjika no Rokunin 7]
4人目の仇・久我との戦いは終わった。だが、その代償は大きすぎるものだった。一瞬の隙で無辜の血が流れ、さらには贖い得ない“罪”まで生まれてしまう。重すぎる十字架を背負った俊は、周囲との関係の清算を図り、最後にして最凶の敵・至極京の跡を追う。だが、当の京が、4年ぶりに意識を取り戻した弟・翔の病室に現れ、戦慄の対面を果たすのだった……。
176 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2022
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September 3, 2022
¡¿un superviviente de la infantería Kitayama?!
April 21, 2023
Volume 7. BEST VOLUME SO FAR EASILY. Sped-read it because it was just that good.
If Uruma pulls out his "detachment" move it's game over.
May 15, 2023
Shun Uruma is a high school student being targeted by 4 bullies and their psychopathic leader that wants to perform cruel psychological experiments to drive other kids to suicide by finding creative ways of mentally and emotionally torturing them. One day the kids take their nasty games too far and get people close to Shun killed right in front of him. After the law fails to bring these five killers to justice, Shun trains himself under the guidance of his grandfather who served in the military and knows all the techniques of how to murder and dismember without being caught.
Juujika no Rokunin is one of those gory extreme horror manga that are so over-the-top edgy, brutal and sometimes flat out stupid, that it’s actually kind of great in its own right. It’s like Dexter on cocaine with the brutality of Saw and Hostel. It’s full of baffling moments that often throw logic and reason straight out the window, but it does manage to be genuinely thrilling, shocking and entertaining with how extreme and whacky it gets.
Urumua is also a surprisingly compelling protagonist. He does some really horrible things and spirals down an immoral dark path, but he never fully loses his compassion for others, his loyalty to his family, as well as the urge to be kind and protective to innocent people. You can’t help but root for him, even though he’s seriously screwed up in the head beyond redemption. The villains are also such monumental assholes that it can be nice to see them get their just deserts.
My only true complaint about this series is that it relies too heavily on sexual violence towards women as a repetitive means of shallow shock value. I could forgive it if it was only a one time instance, but almost every single female character in this story exists just to be assaulted, kidnapped or held hostage to give the main character motivation to kill evil men. It can get tasteless and detrimental real quick, especially since the author has proven that they’re capable of coming up with significantly more creative scenarios that could be so much better in the grand scheme of things.
In some ways, Juujika no Rokunin falls into the ‘so bad it’s kinda brilliant’ category of horror thrillers. That being said, it has some really solid moments once in a while that had me on the edge of my seat in suspense. I have my criticisms, but I found myself enjoying it more often than I found myself disliking it. The sheer malice between the main protagonist and the main antagonist is ruthless and makes things constantly exciting.
My rating: 3.8/5
Juujika no Rokunin is one of those gory extreme horror manga that are so over-the-top edgy, brutal and sometimes flat out stupid, that it’s actually kind of great in its own right. It’s like Dexter on cocaine with the brutality of Saw and Hostel. It’s full of baffling moments that often throw logic and reason straight out the window, but it does manage to be genuinely thrilling, shocking and entertaining with how extreme and whacky it gets.
Urumua is also a surprisingly compelling protagonist. He does some really horrible things and spirals down an immoral dark path, but he never fully loses his compassion for others, his loyalty to his family, as well as the urge to be kind and protective to innocent people. You can’t help but root for him, even though he’s seriously screwed up in the head beyond redemption. The villains are also such monumental assholes that it can be nice to see them get their just deserts.
My only true complaint about this series is that it relies too heavily on sexual violence towards women as a repetitive means of shallow shock value. I could forgive it if it was only a one time instance, but almost every single female character in this story exists just to be assaulted, kidnapped or held hostage to give the main character motivation to kill evil men. It can get tasteless and detrimental real quick, especially since the author has proven that they’re capable of coming up with significantly more creative scenarios that could be so much better in the grand scheme of things.
In some ways, Juujika no Rokunin falls into the ‘so bad it’s kinda brilliant’ category of horror thrillers. That being said, it has some really solid moments once in a while that had me on the edge of my seat in suspense. I have my criticisms, but I found myself enjoying it more often than I found myself disliking it. The sheer malice between the main protagonist and the main antagonist is ruthless and makes things constantly exciting.
My rating: 3.8/5
August 20, 2023
1.5
Así como todo sube tiene que bajar.
Me vienen con el peor cliché. La pérdida de memoria.
Váyase a comer mierda coño.
Esta historia tiene muchos problemas y huecos, pero los dejos pasar solo porque no aparecía un cliché como este.
Así como todo sube tiene que bajar.
Me vienen con el peor cliché. La pérdida de memoria.
Váyase a comer mierda coño.
Esta historia tiene muchos problemas y huecos, pero los dejos pasar solo porque no aparecía un cliché como este.
April 7, 2022
I know its disturbing but its really interesting psycho story
I hate bully, gosh its really fucked up to be Kyo and the others
I hate bully, gosh its really fucked up to be Kyo and the others
January 31, 2023
Dumb plot-hook is continuing
June 16, 2024
(3,5)
July 18, 2024
Psicologico. Bellissimo.
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