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Third time? Well that was pretty obvious. Yuko had a flashback a couple of chapters ago where she appeared as a nurse seeing Esemori in a patient's room. Time to nip this story in the bud.

Something isn't right here. Is Nagi's backstory legitimate?

At this point, Mao is just a vessel for Reiji to finally act out on. Yuko and everyone else never gave him the chance. It's pathetic.

That all depends. If you recall, Teru's clan used to sacrifice kannagi like Akane to the hole because monsters would appear from the other side and terrorize civilians. The seven mysteries exist to separate the near and far shores and keep most supernaturals out. This current world has no seven...

In a vacuum, this was a good chapter. Reiji's anger is consistent with his spiral downward. Nagi continues to bring out the worst in him, inadvertently. And sensei continues to be delusional in her expectations. And yet, I can't shake the weirdness of it all. Was this really where Ryo wanted to...

I'm disappointed in the author. This development is comically rushed and contrived. Mao is barely a character yet. It's way too much to be so laughably irrational just to traumatize Nagi. Something like this needed several chapters to develop. Show Nagi and her family. Show Nagi living with the...

Sure it's possible. Have some willpower and awareness. This story is basically one step short of a nonsensical doujin. It's practically a comedy so why would you take these characters remotely seriously? You're just asking to be infuriated.

How are you 165 chapters into this and still asking that question? What "binds" Reiji to Nagi is understanding. He thinks she understands him and feels a connection. That's the whole point of the fish symbolism they share.

Shit's fucked. That's all I got for this one

I feel these posts miss the point a bit. Boy's Abyss is all about variety and everyone reacts to their trauma in unique ways. Yuko went through hell, and chose to drag those around her into it instead of improving her situation. Shiba and Chako were displeased with her lives and were looking to...

The latest volume announced we're in the endgame. Sensei is set up as the last obstacle. Reiji's objective is to hear Nagi's story (and then?) Yuko and Esemori are set to die together Reiji cut ties with Kazu because his brother was too good to stay with him anymore Nagi's interest in spring's...

In what way is this character assassination for Shiba? Since when has Sensei not been unhinged, delusional, and willing to make up any excuse to justify removing any barricades to her relationship with Reiji? Though this is obviously Reiji's fault but he's not in this chapter, and he can't be...

And that is the reason why sensei has finally lost. Her hypocrisy is laid bare, as Reiji is much like, if not worse than Nagi, yet sensei has spent 140+ chapters trying to "save" him under the guise of a concerned teacher. Now Yuri's not only leaving an equivalent child to rot, but worsening her...

Gen got fucked alright but it wasn't physically. Mindrape at its finest.

This all but confirms Yuko's Ex-husband/Reiji's dad is dead and Gen buried the body. He might have even killed him. His fixation on Reiji is most likely the trauma that came with it. Thoughts @Tamerlane Also, WHAT THE FUCK, MOM?!

The plot going nowhere isn't a problem. I'd be fine with even an episodic-style manga with disconnected chapters, save the only occasional story arc. The problem is that the characters themselves are going nowhere. Takamine has shown some progress - at least in the sense that she's trying more...

Bitches and whores: the manga

@TheFlash080 I have no idea. They might fuck, they might not. I think the important thing though, is that they have an established relationship (or is it partnership?) behind Reiji's back. This was hinted as early as chapter 17. I'm betting that Reiji's dad was never "kicked out of town". My...

Mom is not going to accept Sensei's conditions for three reasons: The cover page of the chapter says she will not let go of her son. When Shiba tells Mom what to say to Reiji, mom's response was "you do understand". When talking to the nurse about children, mom said they "make your whole...

THE WHEELS OF FATE ARE TURNING