The Manga That Made Me Cry: Onani Master Kurosawa

We were all once young and finding out about our bodies and also the other sexes bodies. It’s a weird and confusing time for many young people, usually starting when you reach middle school, pre teen years. Your body start to change, boys dicks start to grow, while girls boobs start to develop. I’m saying all this to say that middle school is the time when you feel the most pent up and not really knowing what to do with it. Well, my boy Kurosawa was a head of the game and knew exactly what to do with his newly developing sexual frustrations.

Now before you read the summary, I recommend reading Onani Master Kurosawa without knowing close to anything. I feel as though that makes the experience even better, I promise you, you’ll thank me. Here’s a summary:

Fourteen-year-old Kakeru Kurosawa is an antisocial junior high school student who looks down on his classmates—but beneath his superiority complex is a hopeless young teenager who uses masturbation as a pastime. Using erotic thoughts of his female classmates as stimulus, he locks himself daily in a seldom-used girl's bathroom at school to do his dirty deed.

One day during class, Kurosawa witnesses the popular girls bullying the timid Aya Kitahara. Although not one to be riled over such matters, he decides to deliver retribution with his own hands. In a daring move, he steals the uniforms of the bullies and dispenses his "white justice" over them.

Although satisfied with his exploits, Kurosawa's troubles are only just beginning. While going about his daily routine, he is suddenly confronted by Kitahara, who identifies him as the culprit behind the uniform incident, and blackmails him into terrorizing the other girls in the class the same way he dealt with her bullies. Left with little choice, Kurosawa agrees, and thus begins a coming-of-age story that deals with consequences, bullying, and people's ability to change.

Yes, a weird premise that does wonders for the story but sadly doesn’t do wonders in it ever getting an anime adaptations. T_T

Yeah we know Kurosawa, and that's the fuckin reason you won't get an anime, because you're FUCKIN KUROSAWA!

This was the first manga to ever make me cry, I’m pretty sure no other manga since then has made me cry as hard as this one made me. It is a unexpecting great story about childhood, growing up, friendship, hardship, confusion, and so much more that I can’t even explain. It was not what I expected, and is still one of my favorite manga till this day. It uses a plot point like masterbation to create an amazing story which is something to congratulate all on it’s own. It’s a story I believe most of us who browse this site can relate to in one way or another and I highly recommend you guys check it out!

Hell! I love the story so much that I had to go and read the sequel story. And the sequel story is a light novel. If a story can make me read an actual book! You know that shit must be good.