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Doubt #4
Doubt, Vol. 4
Yuu, Mitsuki, Rei, Hajime, Eiji, and Haruka have enter the game called 'Rabbit Doubt', which all of the players are 'rabbits' in a group, and among them is randomly chosen to be a 'wolf' in the group of rabbits. Each round, the wolf killed a rabbit, and each round, the rabbit group tries to figure out which of the rabbits is actually a wolf in disguise & kill it. If the rabbit killed the real wolf, they win & if they're wrong, all the rabbit will be killed. Who is the real wolf, and can they stopped it before the game is over...
241 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2009
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61 books130 followersYoshiki Tonogai (外海良基 Tonogai Yoshiki, born March 14) is a Japanese manga artist from Shiga, Japan.
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March 6, 2020
Doubt vol.4. 3.5/5 stars
For me this manga series was good/ok but i have problems with storylines and characters.
Characters here are not very likable nor compelling, i did not attach or invested in anyone of them till the end of the story. I didn’t really care who live or die ,just want to know who is the killer.
About storylines, honestly I felt like i just watched everything goes by. As the story goes, it has no connection with the readers (at least for me). I didn’t have to think, to really suspect or to feel for any characters at all. Like i can just guess from early on who is the wolf and then sit and watched through the whole thing without invested in the story. It could be more mysterious, compelling, complex and more believable.
Ah and one more thing, i had to go back and re-reading panels a bit too often because many time the drawings were not clear as to what was happening or to whom a dialogue was coming from.
Anyway, I like the theme of the book though, there’s one wolf disguised among the rabbits and they have to find it out before it kills everyone which is not an easy task since you can trust no one and it could be anyone, that’s what interested me in the first place.
I rarely read this book gendre(horror/thriller). And although it was not bad at all, this series is definitely not my cup of tea !
For me this manga series was good/ok but i have problems with storylines and characters.
Characters here are not very likable nor compelling, i did not attach or invested in anyone of them till the end of the story. I didn’t really care who live or die ,just want to know who is the killer.
About storylines, honestly I felt like i just watched everything goes by. As the story goes, it has no connection with the readers (at least for me). I didn’t have to think, to really suspect or to feel for any characters at all. Like i can just guess from early on who is the wolf and then sit and watched through the whole thing without invested in the story. It could be more mysterious, compelling, complex and more believable.
Ah and one more thing, i had to go back and re-reading panels a bit too often because many time the drawings were not clear as to what was happening or to whom a dialogue was coming from.
Anyway, I like the theme of the book though, there’s one wolf disguised among the rabbits and they have to find it out before it kills everyone which is not an easy task since you can trust no one and it could be anyone, that’s what interested me in the first place.
I rarely read this book gendre(horror/thriller). And although it was not bad at all, this series is definitely not my cup of tea !
December 27, 2015
It all ends here, did the rabbits won or did the wolf kill them all?
A great volume to end the series. It has it all, killings, agony and unexpected turnovers
P.s. Im happy with myself because i found who the wolf is since vol 1.
A great volume to end the series. It has it all, killings, agony and unexpected turnovers
P.s. Im happy with myself because i found who the wolf is since vol 1.
September 26, 2018
Non leggevo una serie così da anni. Vorrei ringraziare Ellis che me l'ha suggerita.
May 28, 2021
En fin. Lo único que ha merecido la pena era el final. Era predecible aún así tiene su cosa.
No lo recomiendo. Hay mangas muchísimo mejores y este está para pasar la tarde. Más si te gusta el gore-terror etc.
No lo recomiendo. Hay mangas muchísimo mejores y este está para pasar la tarde. Más si te gusta el gore-terror etc.
December 19, 2020
I really enjoyed this series. I definitely need to reread it though, because I think I got lost somewhere and confused between characters. It's very fast-paced and doesn't exactly give the reader time to keep up.
July 10, 2018
Ok... Habe es doch viel schneller durchgelesen als ich es eigentlich geplant hatte 😅 Aber ich musste wissen was als nächstes passiert 😄
January 22, 2023
Ok so... I finished these books in 2019. I forgot to add it to my list though.
I don't remember much but I didn't really enjoy them that much... I think 3 stars would suffice.
Im pretty sure I didn't enjoy them because I had high hopes for them.
Group of high-schoolers stuck in a game called rabbit doubt.
They're all basically rabbits but the twist is that one of them is a wolf. The group has to work together and find out who the wolf is and eliminate him. If they choose wrong and eliminate a rabbit then all of the players except the wolf die...
That premise sounded absolutely amazing to me and I really loved the cover too yet when I started it, it was pretty boring. It was really fast paced yet it didn't really stand out to me much.
I saw the twist coming anddd... yeah 3 stars.
I don't remember much but I didn't really enjoy them that much... I think 3 stars would suffice.
Im pretty sure I didn't enjoy them because I had high hopes for them.
Group of high-schoolers stuck in a game called rabbit doubt.
They're all basically rabbits but the twist is that one of them is a wolf. The group has to work together and find out who the wolf is and eliminate him. If they choose wrong and eliminate a rabbit then all of the players except the wolf die...
That premise sounded absolutely amazing to me and I really loved the cover too yet when I started it, it was pretty boring. It was really fast paced yet it didn't really stand out to me much.
I saw the twist coming anddd... yeah 3 stars.
June 23, 2018
I knew it!
This was a weird one, a bit confusing and predictable in places but I really enjoyed it overall. 👌
This was a weird one, a bit confusing and predictable in places but I really enjoyed it overall. 👌
October 15, 2014
I reviewed the first volume of Doubt with initial thoughts and expectations for the series. I ended up skipping reviewing volumes 2 and 3 in favor of reviewing the whole series once I completed the fourth and final volume.
What started off as an strong, character driven psychological thriller winded up boiling down to waiting for the established elements of the genre to show their face. As the volumes progressed the story boiled down to red herring after red herring. One of two smokescreens in a thriller aren't a bad thing at all. In fact, they're great and are awesome tools at creating suspense.
The ending of this series is awful. I almost think because this series got a sequel, that it was done to further the continuance of the plot for a future series. I've always thought total body control via hypnotism was a cheesy, stupid, element of horror stories, and this is no exception. It felt like a manga with a progressively lazy plot. What started off as an interesting premise; a SAW like confinement by a mastermind killer, but with more of psychological edge than a body mutilation one, just ends up being another who-dun-it where random facts fly past you at the very end, and it turns the whole story on it's ass. If you believe everything that you are told in volumes 1 – 3, the stunning revelations of volume 4 just feel like a cheat.
I was bummed by this ending. Probably won't read the sequel. In terms of a horror/thriller manga you could probably do worse, but for now I will stick to the Otsuka, Hino, Ito classics. The whole series gets a 2 beginning to end. This particular volume though would definitely get a 1, what with that terrible ending.
What started off as an strong, character driven psychological thriller winded up boiling down to waiting for the established elements of the genre to show their face. As the volumes progressed the story boiled down to red herring after red herring. One of two smokescreens in a thriller aren't a bad thing at all. In fact, they're great and are awesome tools at creating suspense.
The ending of this series is awful. I almost think because this series got a sequel, that it was done to further the continuance of the plot for a future series. I've always thought total body control via hypnotism was a cheesy, stupid, element of horror stories, and this is no exception. It felt like a manga with a progressively lazy plot. What started off as an interesting premise; a SAW like confinement by a mastermind killer, but with more of psychological edge than a body mutilation one, just ends up being another who-dun-it where random facts fly past you at the very end, and it turns the whole story on it's ass. If you believe everything that you are told in volumes 1 – 3, the stunning revelations of volume 4 just feel like a cheat.
I was bummed by this ending. Probably won't read the sequel. In terms of a horror/thriller manga you could probably do worse, but for now I will stick to the Otsuka, Hino, Ito classics. The whole series gets a 2 beginning to end. This particular volume though would definitely get a 1, what with that terrible ending.
July 26, 2016
This final book did answer all my questions as to what was going on and why the killer was doing what they were doing (no matter how crazy it actually was). However, I did not really like how it ended. I know that this is a personal opinion more than how it was written. I felt that it was shown well, but I would have liked a 'happier' ending.
September 22, 2022
I can't decide if I think it was well written or just messy lol
and some panels in this manga were drawn weirdly confusing
and some panels in this manga were drawn weirdly confusing
March 18, 2017
Now that is what I call a dramatic conclusion !! That was so good, I was caught way off guard ! I honestly thought I had it but nope I was clueless from beginning until the reveal ! Amazing I loved it- so entertaining and such a great concept, I loved that last volume that was so great ! Highly recommend this series just for the ending ! LOVEE
August 27, 2017
Review of the total series
This was a quick read (as most comics/graphic novels are for me) and i thought this was a good series overall.It wasn't the scariest but it was thrilling at times. The characters were likeable but i feel like the plot was a bit weird there were too many plot twists honestly. I still enjoyed it but this wasn't anything spectacular.
This was a quick read (as most comics/graphic novels are for me) and i thought this was a good series overall.It wasn't the scariest but it was thrilling at times. The characters were likeable but i feel like the plot was a bit weird there were too many plot twists honestly. I still enjoyed it but this wasn't anything spectacular.
November 23, 2011
The ending was pretty cheesy and some parts are predictable. But there are parts I have not guessed. And I like the fact that the .
September 27, 2014
I like the story but the ending was a little predictable.
Some of the actions and motivations of the characters didn't make a lot of sense.
The plot lost its scary vibes in this volume.
Some of the actions and motivations of the characters didn't make a lot of sense.
The plot lost its scary vibes in this volume.
September 21, 2024
[AVIS GÉNÉRAL AU MANGA]
J'avais déjà lu Secret et Judge du même auteur, et même si la fin m'avait plutôt déçue, j'ai eu envie de donner une chance à celui-ci.
Ça partait bien, j'ai aimé l'ambiance et l'intrigue. L'idée d'un jeu où il faut trouver le tueur avant qu'il ne tue tout le monde était pas mal.
MAIS
J'ai trouvé les personnages vraiment pas attachants. On ne sait rien d'eux, on les rencontre et après on part dans le jeu mortel. Difficile de les apprécier quand on les voit mourir. Quand on en apprend un peu sur eux c'est vite fait et difficile de savoir si c'est vrai ou non.
Même si l'intrigue est bien, prenante, j'ai trouvé la fin vraiment bof. Pourtant ça partait bien, quand le coupable annonce ses raisons et ses motivations, ça se tient. Mais ensuite, il a fallu que l'auteur en rajoute et que ça parte un peu loin. Il aurait dû s'arrêter là, et ne rien remettre.
Pour moi, c'est ce qui lui fait défaut. C'était déjà le cas dans Judge et Secret et c'est pareil dans celui-ci. C'est dommage car même si les personnages sont plats, l'intrigue a réussi à me happer. Et évidemment, cette fin me laisse un petit goût amer...
Il y a du bon et du moins bon, et c'était tout de même une bonne lecture. L'ambiance était lourde et glauque, et c'est ce qui m'a bien plu.
Il me reste encore Dead Company à lire de cet auteur. Je verrais si je lui donne sa chance.
J'avais déjà lu Secret et Judge du même auteur, et même si la fin m'avait plutôt déçue, j'ai eu envie de donner une chance à celui-ci.
Ça partait bien, j'ai aimé l'ambiance et l'intrigue. L'idée d'un jeu où il faut trouver le tueur avant qu'il ne tue tout le monde était pas mal.
MAIS
J'ai trouvé les personnages vraiment pas attachants. On ne sait rien d'eux, on les rencontre et après on part dans le jeu mortel. Difficile de les apprécier quand on les voit mourir. Quand on en apprend un peu sur eux c'est vite fait et difficile de savoir si c'est vrai ou non.
Même si l'intrigue est bien, prenante, j'ai trouvé la fin vraiment bof. Pourtant ça partait bien, quand le coupable annonce ses raisons et ses motivations, ça se tient. Mais ensuite, il a fallu que l'auteur en rajoute et que ça parte un peu loin. Il aurait dû s'arrêter là, et ne rien remettre.
Pour moi, c'est ce qui lui fait défaut. C'était déjà le cas dans Judge et Secret et c'est pareil dans celui-ci. C'est dommage car même si les personnages sont plats, l'intrigue a réussi à me happer. Et évidemment, cette fin me laisse un petit goût amer...
Il y a du bon et du moins bon, et c'était tout de même une bonne lecture. L'ambiance était lourde et glauque, et c'est ce qui m'a bien plu.
Il me reste encore Dead Company à lire de cet auteur. Je verrais si je lui donne sa chance.
April 7, 2019
The end made up for the whole thing for me !
August 20, 2021
who told me this was good?? :,)
December 19, 2018
Moins bon que Judge, mais très divertissant et assez original, dans la lignée des Saw et autres thrillers psychologiques.
August 12, 2021
oh my god... its been days and i still think about it lmao
Was i right about the wolf ? Partly yes (congrats past me), (tho my opinions changed throughout the series) i was definitely surprised tho, so thats super cool
I really took this manga as pure entertainment, like they are surely things that didn't make sense and all of that but i really didn't care lol because it was still exciting and interesting
Big and very very messy spoiler section because i have a lot of feelings lololol
Was i right about the wolf ? Partly yes (congrats past me), (tho my opinions changed throughout the series) i was definitely surprised tho, so thats super cool
I really took this manga as pure entertainment, like they are surely things that didn't make sense and all of that but i really didn't care lol because it was still exciting and interesting
Big and very very messy spoiler section because i have a lot of feelings lololol
June 8, 2021
Wow, este final ha sido toda una sorpresa. Esos plotwist me han tenido 🤯 todo el tiempo.
Este manga no es lo mejor que he leído, ni mucho menos, pero engancha muchísimo, entretiene, y te sorprende que da gusto jajaja.
Lo recomiendo mucho!
Este manga no es lo mejor que he leído, ni mucho menos, pero engancha muchísimo, entretiene, y te sorprende que da gusto jajaja.
Lo recomiendo mucho!
June 27, 2020
¡Oooh, pero no me digas que al final el conejo era...! No sé, ya me aburrió...
November 5, 2018
A huge waste of time and money .
January 4, 2022
3.5 stars for the entire series
This manga was enjoyable, but it wasn’t amazing. It was just ok.
This manga was enjoyable, but it wasn’t amazing. It was just ok.
June 2, 2021
Le quatrième de couverture nous promet une histoire entre Saw et les Dix petits nègres. Et c’est exactement ça ! Rabbit Doubt est un nouveau jeu sur portable faisant fureur au Japon. Ici, six joueurs incarnant des petits lapins se retrouvent dans la même pièce. Mais tous n’ont pas le même objectif : l’un d’entre eux est, en réalité, un loup cherchant à semer la confusion parmi eux afin de mieux les éliminer. À nos cinq petits lapins de le débusquer pour gagner la partie !
Le jeu prend une tournure morbide lorsqu’un groupe de cinq adolescents se retrouve enfermé dans un bâtiment désaffecté avec sur chacun d’eux, un code-barres tatoué. Ceux-ci ne servent qu’à ouvrir une seule porte. Or, laquelle donne sur la sortie ? Et arriveront-ils à trouver la sortie avant que le loup ne les élimine tous un par un ?
Ce premier tome sert surtout d’introduction en nous présentant chacun des protagonistes. Puis, très rapidement, nous passons aux choses sérieuses. Nos adolescents se réveillent dans un entrepôt désaffecté et découvrent ce qui les attend. Pour l’un d’entre eux, les évènements s’arrêteront d’ailleurs immédiatement… Beaucoup de suspense donc au programme ! Mais pas seulement, l’histoire comporte de nombreux rebondissements qui nous donnent qu’une seule envie : continuer avec la suite ! Et c’est d’ailleurs ce que j’ai fait, j’ai très rapidement enchaîné tous les tomes. Ceci dit, ce n’est pas un manga que je placerai entre toutes les mains : les dessins sont très bons mais sont parfois très gores. Ils servent très bien l’histoire même peut-être parfois au détriment de la narration. En effet, celle-ci est par moment un peu trop légère, nous donnant l’impression d’avoir sauté quelque chose. Il faut donc bien s’accrocher pour ne pas être perdu, surtout que chaque détail a ici son importance !
Au final, Doubt est un manga que j’ai beaucoup apprécié. La tension est permanente, on s’attend à chaque page à ce que l’identité du loup soit dévoilée. Mais non, l’auteur garde le suspense jusqu’à la dernière page du dernier tome. Et là encore, Yoshiki Tonogai parvient une dernière fois à nous surprendre !
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Le jeu prend une tournure morbide lorsqu’un groupe de cinq adolescents se retrouve enfermé dans un bâtiment désaffecté avec sur chacun d’eux, un code-barres tatoué. Ceux-ci ne servent qu’à ouvrir une seule porte. Or, laquelle donne sur la sortie ? Et arriveront-ils à trouver la sortie avant que le loup ne les élimine tous un par un ?
Ce premier tome sert surtout d’introduction en nous présentant chacun des protagonistes. Puis, très rapidement, nous passons aux choses sérieuses. Nos adolescents se réveillent dans un entrepôt désaffecté et découvrent ce qui les attend. Pour l’un d’entre eux, les évènements s’arrêteront d’ailleurs immédiatement… Beaucoup de suspense donc au programme ! Mais pas seulement, l’histoire comporte de nombreux rebondissements qui nous donnent qu’une seule envie : continuer avec la suite ! Et c’est d’ailleurs ce que j’ai fait, j’ai très rapidement enchaîné tous les tomes. Ceci dit, ce n’est pas un manga que je placerai entre toutes les mains : les dessins sont très bons mais sont parfois très gores. Ils servent très bien l’histoire même peut-être parfois au détriment de la narration. En effet, celle-ci est par moment un peu trop légère, nous donnant l’impression d’avoir sauté quelque chose. Il faut donc bien s’accrocher pour ne pas être perdu, surtout que chaque détail a ici son importance !
Au final, Doubt est un manga que j’ai beaucoup apprécié. La tension est permanente, on s’attend à chaque page à ce que l’identité du loup soit dévoilée. Mais non, l’auteur garde le suspense jusqu’à la dernière page du dernier tome. Et là encore, Yoshiki Tonogai parvient une dernière fois à nous surprendre !
https://drunkennessbooks.blogspot.com...
January 21, 2023
Overall: I like the manga very much. Good characters, good storyline, and 2 out of 3 predictions that I had came true. The characters lack a little chemisty but its a 4 volume manga, I expected that (also, in the manga it's the first time they met).
I liked that the manga has like three plot twists, that's why 2 of my predictions came true. Some parts were a little predictable but overall I was shocked. I really liked the main character and other character and their intentions, but I would've liked an extra chaper or two to get to know all the characters a little better and understand their connection to eachother more. The thing that takes the cake for me is the ending, I didn't saw it comming.
On the down side: I think that the reasons behind the wolf isn´t "enough" of a reason to justify the killings and the whole Rabbit Doubt Game isn't that relevant if you think about it, the killer could've just killed the people in a different context and it wouldn't alter the story that much. Also, the characters weren't as connected between each other as I thought they would be and they didn't seem to care who died (lol) so neither did I.
Anyway, I gave it 4 stars because it is entretaining, the lenght of the manga is correct, and because of the ending. I didn't expected that ending, wich is always something nice. It fits with the story and it's not forced. If you're looking for a mystery light-read I would recommend you this manga, don't get your hopes TOO high and you'll enjoy it very much!
I liked that the manga has like three plot twists, that's why 2 of my predictions came true. Some parts were a little predictable but overall I was shocked. I really liked the main character and other character and their intentions, but I would've liked an extra chaper or two to get to know all the characters a little better and understand their connection to eachother more. The thing that takes the cake for me is the ending, I didn't saw it comming.
On the down side: I think that the reasons behind the wolf isn´t "enough" of a reason to justify the killings and the whole Rabbit Doubt Game isn't that relevant if you think about it, the killer could've just killed the people in a different context and it wouldn't alter the story that much. Also, the characters weren't as connected between each other as I thought they would be and they didn't seem to care who died (lol) so neither did I.
Anyway, I gave it 4 stars because it is entretaining, the lenght of the manga is correct, and because of the ending. I didn't expected that ending, wich is always something nice. It fits with the story and it's not forced. If you're looking for a mystery light-read I would recommend you this manga, don't get your hopes TOO high and you'll enjoy it very much!
May 7, 2023
3.5/5
Yup, I did change my rating a lil bit...
I have a few things to say about this one, both good and meh
GOOD:
> the pace: I really liked this fast/edge of the seat feeling
> the mystery development/conclusion
> the finale (like literally the last two pages)
SPOILERS AHEAD
MEH
> the purpose of all this game (come on what was that?! It could have been literally anything!!)
> all the credibility got lost for me once it was revealed the way all this was done
> the cliche of corrupted people/system
Now, the MAIN finale completely turned my review.
At first I really l thought I loved it, BUT now I think I have to separate the overall finale and how the series ended. I have the problem with the main finale, the path the series took didn't convince me.
It was going so great. There are multiple reveals towards the end, the first one was GREAT, the second one was AWESOME, but then it was explained how these two are connected and it started to go downhill. Then there is the reveal of the main purpose of all this and that wasn't very great either.
We have a false finale that was meh where we of course have the people who are supposed to help allied with the baddie, and the two pages conclusion that were AWESOME.
So yeah, too many up n downs...
Yup, I did change my rating a lil bit...
I have a few things to say about this one, both good and meh
GOOD:
> the pace: I really liked this fast/edge of the seat feeling
> the mystery development/conclusion
> the finale (like literally the last two pages)
SPOILERS AHEAD
MEH
> the purpose of all this game (come on what was that?! It could have been literally anything!!)
> all the credibility got lost for me once it was revealed the way all this was done
> the cliche of corrupted people/system
Now, the MAIN finale completely turned my review.
At first I really l thought I loved it, BUT now I think I have to separate the overall finale and how the series ended. I have the problem with the main finale, the path the series took didn't convince me.
It was going so great. There are multiple reveals towards the end, the first one was GREAT, the second one was AWESOME, but then it was explained how these two are connected and it started to go downhill. Then there is the reveal of the main purpose of all this and that wasn't very great either.
We have a false finale that was meh where we of course have the people who are supposed to help allied with the baddie, and the two pages conclusion that were AWESOME.
So yeah, too many up n downs...
March 11, 2020
Rating: 3.5 stars (overall)
Summary (for the whole manga):
A group of people who play a game called "Rabbit Doubt" decides to gather and meet each other face-to-face for the first time. During their get-together, they are attacked/drugged. When they wake up, they find themselves in a different place and all are separated in different rooms. As they explore the place, they find that each of them has a barcode on their body that can be used as a key to open a door, yet the barcode can only be used for one room/door. They soon realise that the game that they often play is now a reality. In the game, everyone is a rabbit, yet there is a wolf who is disguised as a rabbit. Each round, they have to guess who the wolf is. If they lose, the wolf will eat all the rabbits. Now, they have to find who is the wolf/liar among them so that they can win the "game" and exit from the place.
Review:
I was interested with the plot of the manga, which resulted in my reading it. Even though at the end, the wolf justifies his/her reason for killing everyone else, it still doesn't make much sense to me. Then again, psychopaths are psychopaths. //shrug
Summary (for the whole manga):
A group of people who play a game called "Rabbit Doubt" decides to gather and meet each other face-to-face for the first time. During their get-together, they are attacked/drugged. When they wake up, they find themselves in a different place and all are separated in different rooms. As they explore the place, they find that each of them has a barcode on their body that can be used as a key to open a door, yet the barcode can only be used for one room/door. They soon realise that the game that they often play is now a reality. In the game, everyone is a rabbit, yet there is a wolf who is disguised as a rabbit. Each round, they have to guess who the wolf is. If they lose, the wolf will eat all the rabbits. Now, they have to find who is the wolf/liar among them so that they can win the "game" and exit from the place.
Review:
I was interested with the plot of the manga, which resulted in my reading it. Even though at the end, the wolf justifies his/her reason for killing everyone else, it still doesn't make much sense to me. Then again, psychopaths are psychopaths. //shrug
December 31, 2019
This review is for the series as a whole. Short but definitely sweet. A friend recommended this to me way back when and I finally got around to reading it and I’m so glad I did.
Not an original concept by any means but very well executed. Good art style, great pacing. There is one thing I wished they would have tweaked just a little because it helped me guess who the wolf was pretty much right at the start but it’s such a minor thing and I’m sure not many people would notice. I did roll my eyes a little at the big reveal but everything said in the explanation is true and has been verified by multiple psychologists so I’m really just nitpicking at this point.
I absolutely loved the ending. It was super gutsy and I know it might disappoint a lot of people but I love when authors take risks like that.
Not an original concept by any means but very well executed. Good art style, great pacing. There is one thing I wished they would have tweaked just a little because it helped me guess who the wolf was pretty much right at the start but it’s such a minor thing and I’m sure not many people would notice. I did roll my eyes a little at the big reveal but everything said in the explanation is true and has been verified by multiple psychologists so I’m really just nitpicking at this point.
I absolutely loved the ending. It was super gutsy and I know it might disappoint a lot of people but I love when authors take risks like that.
May 7, 2017
To quote Mr. Smith - "Sweet Jesus.. Mother of God"
What did I just read - god damn that was a fun ending. Don't get me wrong - its fairly SAW-esque but the double twist makes it that much more enjoyable... The thing I really liked about this was the ephemeral yet oddly continuous state of the Wolf (the role vs the character) which to me is what has this series take just a tiny step above the movie franchise. Its that much more poetically beautiful - and for that - Yoshiki Tonogai takes the cake..
This was an utterly enjoyable read that starts slow but ramps up like a roller coaster - Highly recommended
What did I just read - god damn that was a fun ending. Don't get me wrong - its fairly SAW-esque but the double twist makes it that much more enjoyable... The thing I really liked about this was the ephemeral yet oddly continuous state of the Wolf (the role vs the character) which to me is what has this series take just a tiny step above the movie franchise. Its that much more poetically beautiful - and for that - Yoshiki Tonogai takes the cake..
This was an utterly enjoyable read that starts slow but ramps up like a roller coaster - Highly recommended
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