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28th May Reblog 37 notes

One-night affair between a princess and a werewolf.

Harima was a prince of Baekje - a Korean kingdom in 7th century. But he was defeated in battle and turned into a wolf-man. He came to Japan and managed to become a feudal lord Inugami, only to unintentionally get involed in the Jinshin War.

He was imprisoned in the capital, but thanks to help from the imperial princess, he escaped and hid in a cave. One night, the (very) young princess paid him a visit… Although Harima already had a lover, he didn’t (really) resist. Next morning, they parted with each other to never meet again.

From Phoenix: Sun by Osamu Tezuka

13th May Reblog 12 notes

Geez, talk about suggestions…

I guess this hen can’t handle this cock.

…Okay… So…

Jiro Tenge is not a model soldier of the Japanese military. Far from that - he’a a traitor, murderer and spy working for Americans.

He was recruited when the war was still raging. After it ended and he was released from custody the first place he went was not his home, but SCAP Headquarters.

Jiro proved to be loyal and efficient. He disposed of a body of an activist from the Democratic Party of Japan, who also happened to be his sister’s lover. But he has no idea what kind of political intrigue he was involved…

The woman from the panel above is also a spy - Japanese working for Americans. She was sent to spy on Jiro, but was exposed by him… In many ways.

Ayako by Osamu Tezuka deals not only with personal tragedy of the main character, bu also with the history of post-war resconstruction of Japan. It’s not a pleasant story for both Americans and Japanese. But still, I highly recommend it :)

29th April Reblog 29 notes

When it comes to the darkest story created by Osamu Tezuka, there is a contest between “Ayako”, “Ode to Kirihito” and “MW”. And… “MW” is the winner.

In the story depicted above we see the main character - Michio Yuki - as he seduces, fucks (“makes love” woludn’t do the justice) and eventually kills banker’s vain daughter Miho in measly four pages.

After that he gets rid of the body. Then he demands and gets ransom money from the parents, playing a role of kidnapper. Then he disguises himself to look like Miho and robs the bank where her father works. One month passes and he reveals everything to him. After that he kills him.

Michio Yuki is one of those men who just want to see the world burn. But unlike Joker, he never gets busted or defeated. And everybody just loves him, everybody is obssesed about him and adores him. He has no enemy to match him, in fact, he has no enemies at all (until the very end at least). There is no Batman.

There are moral questions in “MW”, but no answers to be found. All there is is a Danse Macabre and pure evil, unrestrained by nothing. Nothing. Let’s just kill those innocents. Make them suffer.

In the end, everyone dies. Except the devil.

The rest is not silence.

The rest is scream.

21st May Reblog 39 notes

Garai was a hoodlum. His gang of vagabonds had arrived at Okino Mafune Island and kidnapped young boy named Michio.

On the night when everyone else on the island was killed by poisonous gas, Garai got laid with the underaged boy.

From MW by Osamu Tezuka.

10th May Reblog 31 notes

Incest love. Sin and innocence at the same time.

Ayako was locked in basement when she was four. When she turned 15 she developed an undaunted sexual interest towards her brother Shiro. They used to cohabit every time Shiro came downstairs to deliver her rations.

The panel above depicts them in the moment after the orgasm, the so-called afterplay.

From Ayako by Osamu Tezuka