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Though do know some of the English scans for this series aren’t the best, and you might have to refer to scans in other languages to get the art with good quality. The backgrounds are well drawn, and the action/fight scenes are pretty easy to follow for the most part, while also just being good eye candy.

There’s a variety of rather creepy and dark looking creatures, with a bit of body horror mixed in even. It’s contrasted greatly by the actual demons themselves. He goes for a big-eyed, intense expression, dynamic style that just works really well. I would compare it maybe to Go Nagai’s or Ishikawa’s work a bit, but with a modern touch. I specifically love just how much he uses the “spiral eye” visual element. Nakayama has a very overexaggerated, but rich way of drawing his characters.The characters themselves and their personality are reflected in the artstyle. Now THIS is where the manga truly shines imo. It’s a little generic sure, but I would say without spoiling anything else the author has done a good job of making it a fun read. From then on, the story basically becomes a mission based magical girl story with a lot of horror mixed in. This gives her the power to see visions of people committing suicide in the future, and it’s up to her with some help from the admin to stop these phobia. Cue Kirari being one of those girls, and she is employed as a “Suicide Girl”. So over the years, there will extremely rarely be a girl who comes who wants to commit suicide of their own will instead of a phobia’s will. These people are saved from the phobia, but it’s not enough to beat the threat of the phobias. Through anti-magic substances, the admin creates a gas that gets rid of the phobia. These phobia amplify the negative thoughts and emotions of a person eventually making them turn to suicide. It turns out the admin of the Suicide Café is running an operation to exterminate demons that cause these suicides known as “Phobia”. She figures the gas just failed and goes home to commit suicide, only to find she cannot die. She wakes up though to not only be alive, but the other individuals in the group ritual to suddenly be much happier. Surprisingly giddy about this, she wears a smile on her face as she lets the gas get the job done. Our story starts off with our main character Kirari joining a group suicide ritual at this place known as the Suicide Cafe. detail, so allow me to elaborate on the main plot. The synopsis on this page doesn’t really go into enough There’s not too much to say right now about the series so this review won’t be too long, but it’ll give you the general idea of what this manga is about. This manga is in its infancy at the moment, but it shows potential to be a rather splendid and interesting series. I would describe it as a horror magical girl manga that has a dose of comedy here and there, with characters and an artstyle similar to Getter Robo or Gurren Lagann. Suicide Girl is a rather interesting little manga. Rushio then appears to tell Kirari that she has been chosen to save people from ending their lives, including the girl in her dream earlier, and become a magical girl of salvation-a 'Suicide Girl.'

Upset that she did not die, Kirari goes home and attempts to kill herself, only to realize that she cannot die, no matter the method. However, rather than dying, she wakes up from a dream about a girl's suicide and is surprised to see that the once-suicidal group appears to be revitalized. She joins the group in swallowing sleeping pills and entering a car filled to the brim with toxic charcoal smoke. The sparkling, charming young lady stands out amongst the gathering's cast of suicidal individuals. But instead of running late for school one day, she finds herself running late for a meeting at Seaside Cafe hosted by Rushio, the admin of a website called Suicide Cafe. EditSynopsis At first glance, Kirari Aokigahara appears to be an average, happy-go-lucky first-year high school student.