Psychological
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Shin Sekai Yori, not what I expected
I caught a glimpse of a meme for Shin Sekai Yori on Facebook so I decided to watch it and review it. This really did not go the way I had expected it too and I really enjoyed the twists and turns this had in store for me. Ps, the pictures make my post look…
4–7 minutes -
Lookism, a forced reflection
I found this one going through my manga app and decided to give it a try. The write up (which I actually did read this time) grabbed my interest and piqued my curiosity. I was expecting a light read with some humour and decent artwork. I had not expected the rather glaring finger pointing at…
4–5 minutes -
Elfen Lied
I was seriously late to the party for Elfen Lied. I have heard about it repeatedly but it kept being bumped down on my to watch list for one reason or another and finally I took the plunge and actually watched it. I can see why the age restriction is there. About: “Diclonius”, is a…
5–8 minutes -
Catharsis, why did I wait so long to read it?
Catharsis is the process of releasing, and in return getting relief from, strong or repressed emotions. What a very apt name for this webtoon. At first, I was mildly curious so I saved this to read at a later date and I only originally read this because seeing the notifications for all the chapter updates was…
4–6 minutes -
Zankoku Na Kami Ga Shihai Suru, a cruel fate
Wow-what a read. Zankoku na Kami ga Shihai suru really drew me in, more so than I could have ever imagined when I started it. 86 chapters that I just had to read. All throughout forced to confront the complexities of the human mind and relationships. When I described the story to my bf he stopped…
8–12 minutes -
Killing Stalking, a twisted read
When I first heard what this was about, I thought of Stephen King’s Misery, and it appealed to me. I tend to enjoy the darker stories with a disturbing thread. However, other than hobbling and being trapped, this has nothing else in common with Misery. I was curious and had high hopes for a properly…
4–6 minutes
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