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A review by juicelina
Double Mints by Asumiko Nakamura
3.0
Honestly crazy that Asumiko Nakamura is the same person that wrote Doukyuusei because their other works are so different.
I'm not quite sure how I felt about this one. You've got two guys with the same name who've known each other since high school. One bullied the other into becoming his "dog" and the dog follows him around and follows all his orders. It starts off with one mitsuo calling up the other to tell him he murdered a woman and it goes from there. It's a story about obsession for the most part. One mitsuo is obsessed with the other. The other mitsuo is stuck in some bad shit. I kind of hate that they have the same name. I get why she did it, but it just makes it confusing to me. And I don't think it played into the whole we are one thing quite enough.
This was okay. I think the obsession aspect was interesting, but the story itself feels like it's missing something.
I'm not quite sure how I felt about this one. You've got two guys with the same name who've known each other since high school. One bullied the other into becoming his "dog" and the dog follows him around and follows all his orders. It starts off with one mitsuo calling up the other to tell him he murdered a woman and it goes from there. It's a story about obsession for the most part. One mitsuo is obsessed with the other. The other mitsuo is stuck in some bad shit. I kind of hate that they have the same name. I get why she did it, but it just makes it confusing to me. And I don't think it played into the whole we are one thing quite enough.
This was okay. I think the obsession aspect was interesting, but the story itself feels like it's missing something.