Listen to the full review on Spotify: Nightmare in the Art Room by Moccori Kirima | episode 78 (Yaoi review)
Also available on Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/its-a-yaoi-recipe/id1540594086?i=1000535649500
Available to read on Futekiya: https://read.futekiya.com/comic/60ae0effae328
This manga is an anthology, with 6 different stories. The description very self explains the explicit and problematic content in this manga. This manga is not suitable for any reader who will find this manga too uncomfortable and problematic.
I read it out of curiosity, I read the description and I was fully aware then went ahead to read it, which help me prepare to read it, so I wouldn’t be too shocked.
I thought it was interesting. It is a Dark Psychological horror in BL. Exploring the dark inner desire. It also has a mystery element to it, that would keep you wanting to find out more. It is totally a Non-consent. It is sort of supernatural, with themes of ghosts and paranormal activity.
This manga reminded me of Wild Wild, wildlife by Hyougo Kijima. that manga was also an anthology. Which also had a few non-consent.
But this manga felt different. It kept me thinking about the whole intention of the story and what sort of paranormal going on.
So there 6 stories. The first chapter nightmare in the Art-room, was the most dark and twisted. One character literally goes crazy, a student who is obsessed with his teacher and wanted to create the perfect painting. But his art muse sent him mad. While his student is painting, The teacher dooz off and while he is dozing/ sleeping or dreaming, he thought he was having sex with his student but in reality, it did happen to him but the teacher was unaware.
It’s A Yaoi Recipe! 