17-sai.: Joshikousei Kankin Satsujin

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17-sai.
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17歳。

This is the story of a terrible crime committed against a 17-old-girl, committed, in part, by 17-year-old boys. Why did such a thing happen? Why was no one able to prevent it? In the beginning, high school boys Hiroki and his friend Takashi are rescued from bullying by a notorious gangster, Miyamoto. At first, they are thrilled to be under his protection, and cheerfully run off anyone who threatens them with the mere mention of Miyamoto's name. Soon, they learn that there is a lot more to being in Miyamoto's gang than just being protected. In return, they're expected to offer loyalty and obedience, or face possibly deadly consequences. This becomes harder as the violence and the crimes they find themselves committing begins to escalate. One night, they kidnap a high school girl, Sachiko. Now Hiroki has two battles to face. Internally, he faces the dissonance between his sense of self-preservation and his conscience. Externally, Sachiko's twin sister Miki, who goes to Hiroki's high school, her parents and the police are searching for the missing girl. Will Sachiko ever return home? What kind of person--or monster--will Hiroki become? (Source: MangaHelpers)

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Themes
Violence
Mystery
Missing Person Sudden Disappearance
Violence
Gore Torture
Settings
Dark Ambience
Activities
Crimes Investigation
Crimes
Kidnapping Murder Organized Crime › Gangs
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Seinen Male Demographic with Female Lead
Character Archetype
Sadists Hero › Anti-Hero
Character Traits
Sociopath Weight Loss
Character Types > Female Lead
Strong-Willed Background Female Lead › Young Female Lead
Derivative Work
Based on › Real Life
Locations
School Asia › Japan School › High
Narrative Tropes
Quest › Searching for Someone Survival › Confinement
Occupations
Criminals › Delinquents Security › Detectives
Relationship
Searching For Family Member
Family Relationship > Family > Siblings
Twins Sisters
Sexual Content
Nudity Intensity › Mature
Sexual Acts
Rape Rape › Gang
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century

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