#Shinobigoto

[vixvaporub]

Shinobi Undercover | Shinobigoto by Ippon Takegushi (Story) and Santa Mitarashi (Art) – Chapter 1 ✸ A Ninja’s Work 

[shysheeperz]

[oratokyosaigunda]

Weekly Shonen Jump cover 2024年42号 issue

[iamzeon]

Shinobigoto

[maccadeau]

shinobigoto might cook invest now on the ground floor

[notkowloon]

[its-naruto-universe]

Let your tears come.  Let them water your soul ; Manga edition

When it comes to the Tragedy as a genre I’ve seen lots of people who think it works only in the anime format. WRONG!!! Mangas can literally rip your heart out the same way an anime can. Actually there has been several manga that menaged to make me cry way more than the anime adaption

Those are some of my favorites :)

Nana

Gosh this was the first manga that managed to make me cry. Even though we all know the real tragedy is the damn hiatus the manga is in

Hotarubi no mori E

This will break your heart the same way the movie did, expecially if you read it while listening the anime soundtrack. Also the other 3 stories the manga contain are just as beautiful.

TOKI DOKI

Gosh this was so touching

Hoshi wa Akatsuki no Kage

This mangaka is a goddess, not only her stories are so original and touching, but the art is just way too beautiful in my opinion

Shinobigoto

Another little masterpice from the same mangaka

Visukiisu no Akai Ningyou

The story is so fucked up and great at the same time. Definitly amust read

Kon no Ki Konoha 

[maleyanderecafe]

Hi, I have another recommendation: Kazura from Boku no Hitsugi de Bansan. The first short story Shinobigoto is about a ghost boy who meets the reincarnation of his previous lover. The girl and the boy were forbidden to be together so they tried to commit double suicide but the girl was rescued and remarried. The boy now wants her to keep the promise but in the end he let's her go

Hmm, never seen this manga before. It is just a oneshot but it is kind of interesting since it deals with reincarnation. 

Generally I’m not a fan of yanderes trying to kill their s/os for no good reason, but for this one, it kind of makes sense. The ghost wants to fulfill the suicide pack that they had in a previous life. 

The thing that makes me a bit iffy is how he lets go of the girl after almost drowning her. One of the reasons is because he hates seeing sadness on her face, but it also says that his feelings are fleeting, which is kind of strange. 

I’d probably call him a redeemed yandere, but I think the redemption happened a bit too fast. I guess that’s what happens when you write oneshots though. It’s not too bad for a oneshot though. 

[blueraimo]

[nhieutruyen]

Đọc Shinobigoto tại Nhiều Truyện, truyên load siêu nhanh, update liên tục, không quảng cáo#nhieutruyen 

 https://nhieutruyen.com/truyen-tranh/shinobigoto

[vixvaporub]

Shinobi Undercover | Shinobigoto by Ippon Takegushi (Story) and Santa Mitarashi (Art) – Chapter 6 ✸ Hibari’s Location

[shysheeperz]

[truyentocdo]

Đọc Shinobigoto tại Truyện Tốc Độ, truyên load siêu nhanh, update liên tục, không quảng cáo#truyentocdo 

 https://truyentocdo.com/truyen-tranh/shinobigoto

[iamzeon]

Shinobigoto

[maleyanderecafe]

Can we make like a rule that a yandere killing their s/o is forgiveable if the s/o stays somewhat alive. I think about this alot. For example when I read Love Advice from the Great Duke of Hell: Elena killed Paul, yes but did he "die"? His soul wandered to hell making him actually immortal. The same goes for Shinobigoto (?) the girl would've become a ghost too.

Hmm, I dunno about that. What about things like a murder suicide? I’d say that would also be pretty yandere too, since they both end up dying. Or what about in cases that the s/o does cheat on the yandere? I’d say it would be justifiable for a character to kill them if they feel like it’s the only way to keep them from leaving. Or what about in the cases where killing the s/o is an accident? Like a yandere alien who tries desperately to keep his s/o alive, but he just doesn’t know what humans eat or need in order to survive and ends up killing them? 

Perhaps for me, making rules for yanderes can be kind of hard because I always seem to come upon exceptions to the rules. Is a yandere a yandere if they kill their s/o out of revenge? No, because that would indicate that the yandere cares more about revenge than their s/o. But what if that was what the s/o wanted the yandere to do, to kill them? Then it might be a little bit more ambiguous. 

Ambiguity can also be a huge reason in deciding who or what is a yandere, since not everything is stated outright, and sometimes it’s up to interpretation or a character’s point of view. This is especially true in possessive yanderes, since there’s a really thin line between simply abusing someone and the yandere being actually possessive, which is why, at least for me, it can be hard to tell in yaois and shoujos. 

That’s just my opinion on it though. Perhaps you have a different opinion and that’s completely fine. 

[blueraimo]