#Okazaki Kyoko
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lllbdwn97 · 4 months ago
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River's edge
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sadamina · 3 months ago
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Helter Skelter, art by Okazaki Kyoko
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houkagokappa · 9 months ago
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keythekeythekey · 6 months ago
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engshoujosei · 2 years ago
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River’s Edge
Releases in English on June 27th, 2023.
Licensed by Kodansha, published by Vertical
From renowned author, Kyoko Okazaki, the creator of Helter Skelter and Pink, comes a story of adolescence filled with friendship, drama and intertwined relationships of six high school friends. At the edge of the city not far from the sea, a field of goldenrod sways in the breeze, its veil of amber flowers obscuring secrets underneath. Old bones and forgotten memories rest in silence, waiting for someone to dig them up. This is where the lives of six young men and women intertwine in ways both tragic and extraordinary. Decaying secrets are revealed as they forge friendships from pain, find betrayal in pleasure, and stare into the face of death itself—in a field of gold by a stagnant river, under the smoke-filled skies.
Status in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
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Adapted to Live Action
Adultery
Angst
Animal Cruelty
Bullying
Dark Ambience
Drug/s
Eating Disorder/s
High School
Important Non-Romantic Relationship/s
Japan
LGBT Character in Non-Yaoi/Yuri Manga
Multiple Protagonists
Nudity
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yaoi-reading · 1 year ago
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Helter Skelter
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soft-manga · 2 years ago
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tokyo girls bravo
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strangemonochromes · 1 year ago
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Helter Skelter // Kyoko Okazaki
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patrickbatewoman · 7 months ago
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Helter Skelter, Kyoko Okazaki, 2003
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animefeminist · 3 months ago
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Coming of age as a queer teen in Okazaki Kyoko's River’s Edge
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Content warning: discussion of historical homophobia, bullying, disordered eating
Spoilers for River’s Edge
On a chilly winter night, Wakakusa Haruna is led to a field of goldenrod near her highschool by her classmate, Yamada Ichiro. As a show of thanks and friendship after she rescued him from bullying, he promises to show her his “treasure.” The two teens trek through the tall grass until they reach this treasure: a dead body. 
This scene serves as the symbolic center to Okazaki Kyoko’s River’s Edge (1993-1994), where, despite its morbid and nihilistic undertones, the body is a source of connection and possible community between three young people all disenfranchised for their own reasons: “normal” and seemingly popular girl Haruna, closeted gay teenager Yamada, and their underclassmen, young model Yoshikawa Kozue. The body and the secret of its existence can be interpreted as a symbol of their outsiderness, and more specifically their queerness. Though this series is not primarily discussed as a queer manga, it does explore and reflect Japan’s “gay boom” in the early 1990s, both skewing and addressing contemporary media tropes. River’s Edge features a range of queer representations within its central cast, from frank depictions of closeted life and homophobia to more ambiguous depictions of attraction, making it a layered piece of LGBTQIA+ media and a powerful time capsule of the state of queer representation and queer life in Japan during this period. 
Read it at Anime Feminist!
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yonamatsuri · 5 months ago
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houkagokappa · 9 months ago
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keythekeythekey · 7 months ago
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Oh the way I cheered when this came in mail ❤ I am so glad it will proudly stand on my bookshelf
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engshoujosei · 2 years ago
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Helter Skelter: Fashion Unfriendly
1 volume
Licensed by Vertical (now part of Kodansha)
Through round after round of extensive plastic surgery and vigorous maintenance, Ririko has become the absolute manifestation of beauty, and becomes a wildly successful model, actress, and singer. However, soon, her body, unable to withstand the burdens of surgery, begins to crumble, and along with it so does her mind, as she plummets towards a frightening and inevitable end. Note: Won the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Grand Prize in 2004.
Status in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
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Abuse
Adapted to Movie
Antihero / Antiheroine
Anxiety
Award-Winning Work
BDSM
Bisexual Character/s
Celebrity/ies
Cheating/Infidelity
Cruel Female Lead
Dark Ambience
Depression
Detective/s
Drug Abuse/Addiction
Emotional Manipulation
Female Centric Plot
Feminism
Fetish/es
Frankenstein
Idol/s
Jealousy
Makeover/s
Manipulative Female Lead
Masochist/s
Mental Breakdown
Mental Illness
Mentally Unstable Character/s
Model/s
Modern Era
Nudity
Plastic Surgery
Pop Culture
Psychological Manipulation
Psychological Trauma
Reflections on Human Nature
Scandal/s
Selfish Protagonist
Sexual Coercion
Showbiz
Social Commentary
Suicidal Thoughts
Suicide/s
Surrealism
Time Skip
Unfulfilled Dreams
Violence
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foolsparadise1986 · 9 months ago
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RIVER’S EDGE, Kyoko Okazaki/岡崎京子
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akolnoix · 4 months ago
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you can't stop: move, move!! it's already begun
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