Death/Communication
Death/Communication
Ninomae (Iko) is a tom-boyish girl who recently transferred to the Saint Stella School. Her new roommates, Shitanaga (Niko) and Shinomae (Miko) are just the kind of girl Iko wants to surround herself with to become more girlish. Iko soon learns from her classmates about a rumored object called the Chalice that grants wishes. It was originally stored in an abandoned church on campus but recently, it has been stolen, much to Iko’s dismay. The three roommates go to the church to investigate the missing object where they meet 2 mysterious figures Siren and Reverse Cross who have the Chalice. However, they escape before the girls have a chance to question them.
Who are these mysterious figures that stole the wish granting Chalice? Who is Iko’s best friend Azuma, who is hospitalized? What is the connection between Iko’s search for the Chalice and her relationship with Azuma? Find out more by reading Death Communication.
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Ninomae (Iko) is a tom-boyish girl who recently transferred to the Saint Stella School. Her new roommates, Shitanaga (Niko) and Shinomae (Miko) are just the kind of girl Iko wants to surround herself with to become more girlish. Iko soon learns from her classmates about a rumored object called the Chalice that grants wishes. It was originally stored in an abandoned church on campus but recently, it has been stolen, much to Iko’s dismay. The three roommates go to the church to investigate the missing object where they meet 2 mysterious figures Siren and Reverse Cross who have the Chalice. However, they escape before the girls have a chance to question them.
Who are these mysterious figures that stole the wish granting Chalice? Who is Iko’s best friend Azuma, who is hospitalized? What is the connection between Iko’s search for the Chalice and her relationship with Azuma? Find out more by reading Death Communication.
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Ninomae (Iko) is a tom-boyish girl who recently transferred to the Saint Stella School. Her new roommates, Shitanaga (Niko) and Shinomae (Miko) are just the kind of girl Iko wants to surround herself with to become more girlish. Iko soon learns from her classmates about a rumored object called the Chalice that grants wishes. It was originally stored in an abandoned church on campus but recently, it has been stolen, much to Iko’s dismay. The three roommates go to the church to investigate the missing object where they meet 2 mysterious figures Siren and Reverse Cross who have the Chalice. However, they escape before the girls have a chance to question them.
Who are these mysterious figures that stole the wish granting Chalice? Who is Iko’s best friend Azuma, who is hospitalized? What is the connection between Iko’s search for the Chalice and her relationship with Azuma? Find out more by reading Death Communication.
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Format
Manga
Chapters
21
Volumes
4
Staff
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Status Distribution
Current
25%·25
Planning
50%·51
Paused
10%·10
Dropped
6%·6
Completed
10%·10
Score Distribution
304050607080100
Tags
School50%Shounen50%
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does Death/Communication have?
Death/Communication has 21 chapters across 4 volumes.
Is Death/Communication completed?
As of now, Death/Communication has finished.
When was Death/Communication published?
Death/Communication was published from March 26, 2008 to October 26, 2009.
What kind of manga is Death/Communication?
Death/Communication is a manga, originally from Japan.