Okitegami Kyouko no Bibouroku

Is this short-term memory loss? Like in memento, and its multiple indian rip-offs? It's a good series tho


Edit: just realized the writer is the same guy who did medaka box and shoujo fufuubun like excuse me are you serious

And Zaregoto, and the Monogatari series, and Katanagatari...

Manga ended with 4th volume.

Anyone know where is chaptee 1 and 2?

Is the title same as the manga?

mangastream has chapters 1-6 under the english title, and yes, the drama has the same name as the manga

Anyone know where is chaptee 1 and 2?

oh, it's this. For anyone curious there's also a live action drama of this and it's rather different as well.

Is the title same as the manga?

Is this short-term memory loss? Like in memento, and its multiple indian rip-offs? It's a good series tho


Edit: just realized the writer is the same guy who did medaka box and shoujo fufuubun like excuse me are you serious

This one is truly a masterpiece of detective story. A story about a detective who can finish her case in one day and one chapter before she and even the readers forget it lol

Welp, totally feels like the movie Memento, but moe version.

Mangastream picked up it

Weird to see this case without Yakusuke

This isn't chapter 1, it's the extra chapter. Says it right on the color page. I think it's something like chapter 2.5 or so.

yeah, you're right. our bad. we'll try to fix it.

Huh, I am curious about the protagonist's weird brand of anterograde amnesia. I am aware that brain damage is a very specific thing, but all patients I've heard about were unable to retain memories beyond the point at which the injury occurred. (They were, however, able to learn new skills. After all, it was only the declarative memory that was affected.) Ok, I am overthinking things. Anyways, I am definitely curious about the cause. My personal guess is "job hazards", at any rate.

It sounds to me like the author got the idea from the Guy Pearce movie Memento, which similarly had a loose relationship with the scientific literature.

This isn't chapter 1, it's the extra chapter. Says it right on the color page. I think it's something like chapter 2.5 or so.

Finally! I've been waiting for this.

 

Huh, I am curious about the protagonist's weird brand of anterograde amnesia. I am aware that brain damage is a very specific thing, but all patients I've heard about were unable to retain memories beyond the point at which the injury occurred. (They were, however, able to learn new skills. After all, it was only the declarative memory that was affected.) Ok, I am overthinking things. Anyways, I am definitely curious about the cause. My personal guess is "job hazards", at any rate.

oh, it's this. For anyone curious there's also a live action drama of this and it's rather different as well.

I love this protagonist. She's refreshing.