Mozuya-san Goes on a Rampage

[Bobbyyyyy]

@robloxoof So basically in this story tsundere is a condition where positive emotions lead to the patient becoming violent to people around them or the person their emotions are directed to. So feelings such as love and happiness can cause a spark in the syndrome and make them violent. This is why the main character tries not to make friends and why they nearly killed the person they had a crush on. However, she became friends with the masochist guy since he loves pain and can take her constant abuse and torment.

 

[Haikaka]

@robloxoof this is a story about all kind of degenerates tropes you can find. You see all characters being confronted to their grotesquely comical tendencies to go over-the-top and haywire. All those people have something missing in their brain, hence the comical aspect

 

[Mizumachi]

@ParanoiaAgent
Not a personality traits, rather, a disorder or illness in the case of this manga.

 

[HonkDad]

I hope im not the only one here, but I only care about mc and his quest for self improvement through physical training. I want to see the relationship of him and koto grow even if its a dysfunctional one. I abhor the current tones of NTR, and I absolutely couldnt care less about the subplots or most of the side characters.

 

[deathmailrock]

@ParanoiaAgent Tsundere is just a trope, a gag, an exaggeration of things people in real life might feel... it's something meant for comedy and not supposed to be taken seriously by readers...

Basically, in a normal manga, if you see a tsundere, you are supposed to take their attitude with a grain of salt..

But this series seems to be one that makes it into something taken seriously...

 

[lolikoki]

This is a masterpiece. They took the tsundere trope, made it a clinical, hereditary disease, and have fleshed out a serious story that explores everything from the way people treat each other normally, how some use crippling diseases as an excuse, and it excellently explores how the "cripple" herself would grow up and mature while dealing with everything at once.
This isnt lighthearted, tropey manga. Its here to make you reconsider your perspectives, to show you that there are more than just one or two perspectives to every situation, countless opinions and complications arising from any interaction, and far too many misconceptions and misunderstandings we experience on a daily basis.
The part with the stock market is a great allegorization of the entire story: she's good at reading everything around her, but in the end discovers that there are far more factors in play she cant understand or control. Its the same thing with every one of her relationships, and with life in general. Nobody is perfect, nobody knows everything. Everybody is struggling to make sense of things, to deal with their own situations and feelings, and if you step back and look at it all from a wider angle you can see that it's all just a huge mess.
The tsundere disease is obviously fictional - but what we're being shown here applies to every other form of being somehow crippled, to every kid diagnosed with some "problem", as well as " normal" people who aren't actually all that much different from the "weirdos".
This manga is one of those once in a lifetime masterpieces that can open your eyes to a lot of things. Like when they made kids read " The Child Called It" in school to get kids and teachers to open their eyes to bullying and abuse and how we treat each other, though I would say this is a far more potent story that covers a lot more than shoving a single stereotype situation into your face.

 

[Shangus]

Read the first 5 chapters and thought it was a meh series. Came back 4 weeks later and i gotta say i was bery surprised with how well the series was after chapter 12

 

[metincan3606]

Yep, being tsundere is a sickness. They're ill and got problems with their brains. This manga proves it.

 

[Marcsun]

Dude looking like an r/13or30 picture lol

 

[villko05]

Idk. I did not enjoy this manga. Read 3-4 chapters, no idea what's about. Girl acting weird something. It had nothing to interest me except detailed art. The premise was ok, but didn't shape into an interesting plot.

 

[Reikou]

Series starts shitty, becomes decent then turns even shittier, not expecting much from whatever ending it may get.

Basically 90% of the side characters are pretty awful too.

 

[SmallTinyNeedles]

@Reikou
Took the words right out my . . . keyboard. I waited for the translation to continue, and it was good for a minute. Devolved into this current dredge.

Shit, I almost forgot the original main character was Kabashima.

 

[Chrana]

When I see the new chapter, she looks normal enough to pass as normal person, her dissease is more like made up by her grandpa

 

[Miv]

I often find that things that are polarising interesting, I really like this one, after only being a couple of chapters in. I am also sleep deprived, maybe I'll change my mind tomorrow. Good night.

 

[Walter_vi_Britannia]

@Miv Has your mind been changed?

 

[Miv]

@Walter_vi_Britannia

Even when well rested, it's pretty dope. I haven't gotten very far since its density makes it hard to binge, and sometimes I lose it in my rapidly updating follows list(the name is hard to recall). I read a lot of manga, so it's nice to encounter something different. Bookmarked now so it's easier to find.

 

[Draggador]

@lolikoki, i was searching for a review like yours to figure out whether to read this series or not. Thanks.

 

[Ninjafoo]

Came across this years ago and read what there was of it. Waiting to read it all once it's finished, which looks like it's only 10 chapters to go. Nice.

 

[lolikoki]

Spoiler

Randos show up to your date and low-key drop the biggest bomb of your romantic career... I'm surprised Mozuya didn't go straight nuclear in the same panel.

 

[Adryan475]

I haven’t read it as yet but I’m assuming that she has a male love interest?