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Nanika Mochigatte Masuka
| Alt Names: |  なにかもちがってますか Is something wrung? (typo intended) Nanika Mochigatte Masu ka Nanika Mochigattemasu ka |
| Author: | Kitoh Mohiro |
| Artist: | Kitoh Mohiro |
| Genres: |  Comedy Drama Psychological School Life Seinen Slice of Life Supernatural |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | In the casual days of the spring of his third year in middle school, Mitsuru Hibino meets transfer student Kouzou Issha, who develops his special power. Issha commands Hibino to use his lethal “power” to “correct the errors of this world”. Their first step is to “kill those who drive while using their cell phones”. While getting their hands dirty with what society considers “crime”, these boys use their “power” for their “ideal justice”! |
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And of course being made by the same author as Bokurano ain´t bad either. Things are going to go downhill from now, if it´s anything I learned from the author
Follows.
It's a troll that just joined today in order to troll. It seems like there's been a real rash of this here lately, he'll probably never even get on-site again after this.
I thought that Destroy and revolution was simple a case but.... I am worrying if in Japan manganakas study history or if there is even a minimun censorship about what they write? Haven't they learned anything from Japanese Red Army? or italian Red Brigades? or their German counterparts? Kill one to teach hundreds?
Or mad ppl massacres? etc..etc..
The enormous amount of copycats after Akihabara massacre?
Interesting, wonder what direction this is going to go...
Sounds good, another title to add to the future reading list ;D
And looks like this manga is gonna way too slow-paced...
I've seen far darker. Furthermore, from what I have heard, in comparison to some of this author's other works, such as Bokurano, this series so far apears to be downright idealistic.