Made-To-Order Satsujin Club
Made-To-Order Satsujin Club
"I would never tell anyone. What I really like, that is." Ann Kobayashi, an eighth-grade girl living in a provincial city who partakes in a basketball club, has a hypersensitive and self-conscious preference for gathering tragic and memorable newspaper articles about murders, suicides, and accidents involving mass deaths, and is fascinated by photo collections of decadent dolls. One day, Ann witnesses the bizarre behaviour of her classmate, a boy named Tokugawa. Bringing the attention-grabbing work that depicts the suffocating realism of adolescence's unique sense of stagnation!
(Source: Kodansha, translated)
"I would never tell anyone. What I really like, that is." Ann Kobayashi, an eighth-grade girl living in a provincial city who partakes in a basketball club, has a hypersensitive and self-conscious preference for gathering tragic and memorable newspaper articles about murders, suicides, and accidents involving mass deaths, and is fascinated by photo collections of decadent dolls. One day, Ann witnesses the bizarre behaviour of her classmate, a boy named Tokugawa. Bringing the attention-grabbing work that depicts the suffocating realism of adolescence's unique sense of stagnation!
(Source: Kodansha, translated)
"I would never tell anyone. What I really like, that is." Ann Kobayashi, an eighth-grade girl living in a provincial city who partakes in a basketball club, has a hypersensitive and self-conscious preference for gathering tragic and memorable newspaper articles about murders, suicides, and accidents involving mass deaths, and is fascinated by photo collections of decadent dolls. One day, Ann witnesses the bizarre behaviour of her classmate, a boy named Tokugawa. Bringing the attention-grabbing work that depicts the suffocating realism of adolescence's unique sense of stagnation!
(Source: Kodansha, translated)
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