Caste Heaven, Vol. 1 (Yaoi Manga)

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Holy shit. I have never seen a more offensive and angering manga i have ever seen. And to believe that this manga has a astronomically high 7.82 and is the 10th most viewed yaoi series in manga here. But i will try to explain why I despise this manga more then any other piece of fiction in a countdown. Okay, so, I enjoy most of the characters. I really like Azusa, I think he is hella funny and so interesting, yes, he is the typical "badass Uke" But that is just the surface because when you keep reading the story you start learning about his life and end up even empathizing with his mean ass. Caste Heaven is a yaoi manga revolving around the hierarchy between the students of a certain high school that is decided by a some sort of "card hunt" that changes every certain amount of time. Caste Heaven Vol. 5". SuBLime. Archived from the original on January 16, 2021 . Retrieved December 15, 2020. Honestly, I feel like I am reading a twisted yaoi version of Hana Yori Dango when reading this manga. LOL But don't worry! I'm not saying the story is a rip-off or anything, don't get me wrong.

Azusa goes from being King to the Joker and all hell breaks loose. Then we see behind the facade, that his life is actually not the special, amazing thing everyone assumes. His mother is a hooker, and when Karino threatens him into being his victim/lover/bitch, it breaks a part of Azusa that swore he would never become his mother. The Stanford prison experiment was a psychology experiment conducted in Stanford by Phillip Zimbardo in 1971, over the course of about a week. It used volunteers to act as inmates and guards in a 'prison', giving the 'guards' ultimate authority over the 'inmates' and subjecting them to extreme psychological torture. See, what happened was that even though the guards were not allowed to physically harm the inmates, they forced them to be stripped of their identities, took away their clothes, mattresses, etc. Later, it was shown that the guards actually became sadists, and became more and more cruel. Even now, some of the former inmates suffer from PTSD, because what happened to them in there was so horrible.Natalie (in Japanese). April 23, 2019. Archived from the original on June 9, 2020 . Retrieved April 10, 2020.

Natalie (in Japanese). March 1, 2019. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020 . Retrieved April 10, 2020. After that, it’s Azusa’s turn. The teacher asks him why he failed the test (as he didn’t score any points) and at this rate he’s in danger of flunking out. Azusa nonchalantly replies that he’s not interested in graduating from college. The teacher: “Society is not a piece of cake as you think” and Azusa: “I’d rather die than become an empty person who depends on a title. I won’t rely on anyone. I’ll live only on my own.“ Azusa has no longer hope of relying on anyone, not even on something like a degree because he has completely withdrawn, he doesn’t want anyone’s help to move forward. The teacher tells him to choose at least one of the supplementary classes, for the sake of his parents.This is more readily visible in Atsumu's arc, a shorter one that follows the 'Joker'. Not so much in Atsumu himself, his is a sad story of constant bullying and of being the eternal butt of every single nasty joke from the earliest of childhoods, to the point that he saw the 'Caste Game' as a means of salvation. Perhaps the only one available to someone who, like him, was already the default target. In January 2019, a dating sim game for iOS and Android was announced and later released in Japan on April 23, 2019. [1] [5] [35] The game is developed by 1080 Lab for Ameba featuring multiple endings for each pairing. [1] Chise Ogawa is supervising the scenarios and also wrote an original scenario for the game. [1] The cast from the drama CD reprised their roles. [36] A pop-up collaboration cafe was held from May 10 to May 26, 2019 at Area-Q Annex in Tokyo to promote the game. [37] [38] Reception [ edit ]