Because they were so strong just by their perverse nature, if they had military experience or had mastered martial arts, they would have truly become an uncontrollable monster.

The purpose itself is to kill, so the number of murders is overwhelming.

Somehow, the phrase “self-satisfied death” really suits it.

But I like the Nihei episode.

As a battle with the first prisoner too.

I think it was during the Nihei battle when I started to feel like this manga is amazing!

The drama version was also very well done…

Personification of the author

I’m somewhat reading Dogsled, but it’s actually less interesting than Spinamalada… that’s how I feel.

Well, I guess it’s fine since the author wants to conclude it.

Nibiki is more than common sense…

It’s strange that Jack the Ripper has a weak character.

Overwrite with ejaculation detective

I quietly like that the letters engraved on the corpse are “eye” instead of “eyes” in real life.

Henmi is the kind of person who ends up killing people among the prisoners.

Honestly, I remember starting to skim read from around the images.

At that time, I really couldn’t stand the overwhelming feeling of having my restraints loosened due to the outrageous depictions.

Despite the existence of a ceiling called a bear, there is physical strength.

The strength of sexual desire is an endless fear.

I was able to defeat the bear with my sexual desire.

I was reading and thinking that people who are fast on their feet are kind of lacking in character…

They say it’s a struggle against soldiers, but it’s strange that they fight back when I’ve pierced them deep enough to reach their brain.

It seems like this guy was really close to my neighborhood, which is scary.

The live-action version was amazing…

The scene where Sugimoto deflects the gun barrel with one hand and lunges in with a knife is just too cool.

The live-action actor doesn’t really resemble Henmi’s face, but the way they captured the atmosphere is incredible. I heard they haven’t read the original work, and I was like, no way!

I never expected that Seijin Hagihara would fully portray such a character…

Sometimes I forget that Etoka-kun was a prisoner.

The drama is milder because the romantic feelings are stronger than the sexual desires.

Somehow, I ended up thinking that there are more perverts among soldiers and civilians than among prisoners…

The person with a hunchback who was bedridden with a cold, and the people who were murdered with their eyes carved out, were all pitiful.

What are you so satisfied about before dying?

In a normal situation, it’s absolutely unacceptable for someone who has committed such outrageous acts to die peacefully, yet in this manga, it’s the crazy ones who are somewhat okay that seem to find satisfaction in life and die peacefully, which really messes with your sense of ethics.

It’s scary that there are so many men outside who think Tanigaki is cute.

I want to know what my brother was feeling at that time!

That said, I also enjoy killing!

It’s coming in!!

While reflecting on the moment the murderer acted at the crime scene, it’s truly horrific to be completely absorbed in masturbation.

What the hell are you, Usami?!

Detective frame against Jack the Ripper

Sperm Detective

Takuboku Ishikawa

This guy might be the one who kills the most people in the story…

Even if testicles swap places or we wrestle in a sea otter pot, it’s fine, but sperm detective is crap.

After all, tattooed people still have a flavor because they transcend the triviality.

I really think the one that is truly doomed is Jack the Ripper, who was eaten by the sperm detective.

The merciless yet kind Sugimoto is scary.

The uncle who was eaten by the very first bear and

The guy who died in the second shot was too much of a tutorial.

I think the peak of perversion is from here to the sister’s field.

It’s a character often seen writing about wanting to fight someone stronger and die, but the way they express it is insane.

The strongest kill score is the brown bear.

I think there would have been a sense of despair if the tattoo man had appeared around third.

I like the part where Shiraishi distracts the guard to meet with the sister.

A character whose direction in the work has become quite solid, to the extent that it resembles the author’s portrait.

Even if pierced through the face by Henmi, the soldier who retaliates is frightening.

Seeing my younger brother being eaten by a wild boar… that’s a past too gruesome to touch upon.