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Loading... Welcome to the N.H.K., Volume 1 (v. 1) (edition 2006)by Tatsuhiko Takimoto, Kendi Oiwa
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HTML: Twenty-something-year-old Satou, a college dropout and aficionado of anime porn, knows a little secret—or at least he thinks he does! Believe it or not, he has stumbled upon an incredible conspiracy created by the Japanese Broadcasting Company NHK. But despite fighting the good fight, Satou has become an unemployed Hikikomori—a shut-in who as withdrawn from the world...One day, he meets Misaki, a mysterious young girl who invites him to join her special "project". Slowly Satou comes out of his reclusive shell, and his hilarious journey begins: filled with mistaken identity; panty shots; Lolita complexes—and an ultimate quest to create the greatest hentai game ever! Rated: M .No library descriptions found. |
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Satou is lovably deranged. This entire series of manga is just a darkly comedic look at the lives of several people with some serious issues. I don't think that by the end of the manga I could name to you even one character who is not borderline insane. At times I went through feelings of disgust, pity and hilarity, or a curious mixture of all three, all in the space of several panels. What makes this manga so good is that I found myself empathising with these seriously disturbed individuals, and that my friends is the mark of a solid plot with excellent characterisation. ( )