Kuro zakuro

Kuro zakuro

by Yoshinori Natsume

Part of Shonen Sunday

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"Mikito Sakurai is tired of being a punching bag for all the delinquents on campus. But what can he do? By nature he's a gentle and easygoing high school student. That all changes the night he swallows a mysterious orb and meets Zakuro, a strange kid who promises to grant his most heartfelt desire. 'When you wake up,' says the pint-sized apparition, 'you'll be stronger and better than a human.' And that's exactly what happens. Mikito wakes up with superstrength. But there's a catch. He may look the same on the outside, but deep inside lurks a monster that craves ultraviolence and the taste of human flesh. 'I used to hate the sight of blood,' says Mikito to himself, 'but now it looks so beautiful to me.'"--P. [4] of cover.

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    How does Mikito’s initial vulnerability and gentle nature make his sudden transformation into a monster with an appetite for human flesh more psychologically complex?

  2. 2

    If you were suddenly granted immense physical strength to overcome a chronic problem in your own life, what unforeseen consequences or "catches" do you think you might have to face?

  3. 3

    The relationship between Mikito and the pint-sized apparition Zakuro feels transactional yet deeply unsettling; how does this dynamic reflect the way we make compromises to achieve our goals?

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