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Broken Angels #2
Broken Angels Volume 2
Hinagi Ori is a talented young doll designer with a love for beautiful girls--but sometimes his passion for art immitating life crosses the line. He hides a dark secret that enables him to make dolls that appear frighteningly lifelike. At the opening of his doll exhibition, Ori is suddenly drawn to Fujiwara Sunao, whom he wants to model his next creation after...
- GenresMangaGraphic Novels
192 pages, Paperback
First published June 30, 2006
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October 16, 2017
Return of terrible tropes So with this book we have the return of the predatory lesbian trope as well as the "gay men are crazy" AS WELL as the "bury your gays".
Really this one just felt forced, we have what we assume to be a man that was just really in love with his wife, so when she killed herself he got a bit obsessed. However it turns out he love Sakura his assistant and he murdered his wife. Where then he kills himself. In the middle of all this are some dolls added for a supernatural element.
We also have a story where Sunao plays the part of an angel to force two people to get together. It's not a very good story.
The final story is a one shot original where a girl has to battle some youkai. It's honestly a more compelling story than what is going on with the rest of the plot.
Really this one just felt forced, we have what we assume to be a man that was just really in love with his wife, so when she killed herself he got a bit obsessed. However it turns out he love Sakura his assistant and he murdered his wife. Where then he kills himself. In the middle of all this are some dolls added for a supernatural element.
We also have a story where Sunao plays the part of an angel to force two people to get together. It's not a very good story.
The final story is a one shot original where a girl has to battle some youkai. It's honestly a more compelling story than what is going on with the rest of the plot.
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