hey it's tagged TRAGEDY, so don't cry about it.



If you like suspense and psychological stuff then it's for you, and even if you don't it's not a bad read. Just don't expect a great ending.

... Last updated on March 8th, 2011, 5:32pm

That's the word that summarizes this story.
And it's such a shame too, because the beginning was very interesting.
The suspense genre is very difficult to succeed because it requires a huge amount of things to consider, and this story failed because the ending was absolutely terrible and you just can't seem to care about the characters. If there is one advantage literature has over the movie industry is the fact that it is rather easy to convey the character's thoughts, but i saw nothing of the sort here, what i saw was a poor man's version of And then there were none by Agatha Christie, i don't know if this is considered a spoiler or not, but it has to be said.
It was poorly constructed and left me frustrated.
Don't know why this is so highly rated, because it just isn't good, the characters are really thin in terms of development and the plot is rather weak in the second part.
And the ending is rather terrible, it seems like the mangaka opted by the easy way out to finish a story that in the end didn't manage to convey any particular message.
Read this if you want don't say you haven't been warned.

I thought it had great potential but the ending really ruined it making it unrealistic if they just left it without the hypnotism and the father it could have been so much better. The start wasn't too good but during the story the suspense was kept up well and I also though the reasoning behind the murders were quite good. Plus I didn't guess the final wolf but the first one was quite obvious. But how did she manage to fake her own murder?

... Last updated on December 26th, 2010, 3:26pm

That was completely underwhelming. It started off well but quickly became very stupid. First off, if the mystery of the plot is going to be so weak, don't make the ending a cliffhanger! I don't even care about the cliffhanger anymore--I'm just glad it's over.
From Awesome Potential to Complete Mediocrity.
The art was good though.

... Last updated on November 15th, 2010, 3:39pm

I only wish movie-makers could capture this kind of psychological intensity in their films. But alas. Anyways, Rabbit Doubt or Doubt is one of the best psychological thrillers I've ever had the pleasure of reading. It's clever; it's entertaining; and sometimes it's down-right frightening. The art is top notch. The concept isn't particularly innovative, but it's well executed. The series goes through multiple, very welcomed twists. The ending is a little unbelievable. Nonetheless, it's very good. I highly recommend this when you're tired of digging through shoujo fluff. Beware: This isn't for the weak of heart.

... Last updated on October 12th, 2010, 3:34pm

I was reading this thing in the dark at night and I was soooo FREAKING SCARED!

so i suggest u read this manga during the say ^.^

its really very interesting to read and i find it fun guessing who the real killer is though when the game started, i had picked who might be the killer is and my first 2 guesses... were correct ^_^ eventhough through the chapters i keep doubting my guesses coz it keep pointing randomly on the characters.

the art was very good but the plot is so-so but anyways i have fun reading it.

I give it 9.5 ^^

it's a good manga..the art is also good hehe ^^ at the beginning it's so nice but at the end I got a little bit confused about the plot..ahhaa..but i will still say it's a good manga to read ahhaa..hope it will be filmed ahaha...XD

I like bunnies and I like plush toys; therefore, I must like plush bunny motifs in a story about people trying avoid getting killed. No comment on the plot (honestly, who didn't suspect __________+ _______[trying to avoid minor spoiler] doesn't make ppl into psycho killers) but killer bunny motif=win.

Art: Yay
Plot: Not so yay

Oh great, yet another convoluted story that will use hypnosis as a cop-out. One doesn't have to be genre-savvy to instantly spot the killer nor to tear apart the paper-thin plot. The rabbit imagery is quite nice, and I've always liked the idea of a story based off the card game "Mafia" however the rest of the series is marred by stale scares and bad writing. I would also like to ask writers to stop using hypnosis as a panacea for lack of explained character motivation and in general, a plot device. It isn't magic. Read this for cheap-thrills but you'll probably find yourself rather bored and frustrated at the end instead.

... Last updated on January 3rd, 2010, 8:02pm