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Last Seven Days ![]()
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Description
From Exiled Rebels Scans:
Shion often calls his childhood friend Ibuki "perfect." One day, along with a mysterious voice from Heaven that declared "for being such a good child, we will take him away from this world in seven days," Shion's back blooms with feathers and a ring appears over his head. Ibuki gradually loses his senses and decides to "defile" Shion ....
The countdown is seven days until his most important person disappears.
What will happen with these two people if they fall in love on the last day?
Shion often calls his childhood friend Ibuki "perfect." One day, along with a mysterious voice from Heaven that declared "for being such a good child, we will take him away from this world in seven days," Shion's back blooms with feathers and a ring appears over his head. Ibuki gradually loses his senses and decides to "defile" Shion ....
The countdown is seven days until his most important person disappears.
What will happen with these two people if they fall in love on the last day?
Type
Manga
Related Series
N/A
Associated Names
Last Seven Days -How to Defile an Angel-
Últimos Sete Dias
Últimos Sete Dias: Como Corromper um Anjo
ラストセブンデイズ―天使の穢し方―
最後７天―玷汙天使的方法―
Últimos Sete Dias
Últimos Sete Dias: Como Corromper um Anjo
ラストセブンデイズ―天使の穢し方―
最後７天―玷汙天使的方法―
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Latest Release(s)
v.1 c.6-7 (end) by Exiled Rebels Scans over 4 years ago
v.1 c.5 by Exiled Rebels Scans over 4 years ago
v.1 c.4 by Exiled Rebels Scans over 4 years ago
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v.1 c.5 by Exiled Rebels Scans over 4 years ago
v.1 c.4 by Exiled Rebels Scans over 4 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
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User Rating
Average: 6.3 / 10.0 (59 votes)
Bayesian Average: 6.3 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 6.3 / 10.0
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Last Updated
October 7th 2023, 12:10am
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Genre
Categories
Category Recommendations
Otonari Hajimete Monogatari
My Breast Friend
Hatachi made ni Nantoka Shitai
Ai mo Kawarazu
Kimi to Hyaku kai me no Koi
My Breast Friend
Hatachi made ni Nantoka Shitai
Ai mo Kawarazu
Kimi to Hyaku kai me no Koi
Recommendations
N/A
Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2018
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
Comic Marginal (Futabasha)
Licensed (in English)
No
English Publisher
N/A
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #768 
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Monthly Pos #1729(+154)
3 Month Pos #2274(+1108)
6 Month Pos #4621(+327)
Year Pos #7981 (No change)
(+22)Monthly Pos #1729
(+154)3 Month Pos #2274
(+1108)6 Month Pos #4621
(+327)Year Pos #7981 (No change)
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i didn't expect the twist lol, both of them actually couple made by heaven, and god play cupid
... Last updated on July 27th, 2022, 12:56pm
... Last updated on July 27th, 2022, 12:56pm
It wasn't bad, but the excessive amount of fairly pointless smut ruined it for me.
It'd be a nice drama/tragedy, and I mean a REALLY nice one, if the author would have been concentrated on the psychological and emotional side of the story instead of the sex. The premise was nice, the characters quite interesting, the art pretty, but the execution and the focusing on the smut just ruined it completely for me. The end was also not really satisfying for me.
Spoiler (mouse over to view)
After they tried the sex method and it did not work, it was pretty pointless to continue in order to save Shion. The attempted threesome was especially unwanted and meaningless, it did not add to the story, rather the contrary, it was plain disgusting and dumb.
It'd be a nice drama/tragedy, and I mean a REALLY nice one, if the author would have been concentrated on the psychological and emotional side of the story instead of the sex. The premise was nice, the characters quite interesting, the art pretty, but the execution and the focusing on the smut just ruined it completely for me. The end was also not really satisfying for me.
Spoiler (mouse over to view)
If Ibuki survived, that means Shion wasn't a murderer, so he shouldn't be saved. Also what's with that "playing best friends" in the end, after all that happened? Seriously, it makes zero sense and is pissing me off so much!
I'm going to oppose the previous commenter simply because I disagree with a few of their points(skip to bottom to skip my counter args):
1. I don't think this author intended the moral premise of "humans are interesting complex multi-faceted creatures."
If that's what the author intended, then I'll recant because that didn't show through. I got a message more concerning interior and exterior appearances and trying to define what is good. But that's very slight as well. In any case, it really just comes down to the smut. While this idea of "interesting humans" is something mentioned by the very end of the series, I think it didn't encapsulate the series.
2. This artist's style in facial expressions helped the story more (in my personal opinion).
There were so so so many facial expressions, but I think that's the value in cartoons, comics, manga, etc. Subtleties that are sometimes caught in film by the best actors are used as emphasis in drawn and visual art, and I appreciated it. Ugly emotions should and do look ugly. Confusing emotions should look confusing. And well, the author's porn is also straight up emphasized porn (woot woot for the smut). Especially in this plot where there's a lot going on for the characters to comprehend, mixes of pretty and ugly emotions bubble together and it really made me feel more than just the horniness of a sex scene. So many more emotions going on there, but the sex is still a main focus.
My own review:
Come for the smut and get your heart bruised and hugged along the way.
The art is wonderful to me, but the plot can use a lot of work (come for the smut!). This story isn't actually that complex, and I also think it could have been longer or had prequel/flashback chapters. There is also potential in the side characters (though I hate love-V/Triangle fighting). I seriously enjoyed the smut and the bits of plot along with it the most since it kept the premise simple on the carnal human condition and the pretty d*cks.
Side note:
Because most of the story gets set in one room, it is more of an internal plot that benefits from Christian-cliches about what is good and evil.
1. I don't think this author intended the moral premise of "humans are interesting complex multi-faceted creatures."
If that's what the author intended, then I'll recant because that didn't show through. I got a message more concerning interior and exterior appearances and trying to define what is good. But that's very slight as well. In any case, it really just comes down to the smut. While this idea of "interesting humans" is something mentioned by the very end of the series, I think it didn't encapsulate the series.
Spoiler (mouse over to view)
The time when the angel/gods were saying this was more vouyeristic, to me. It's as if they're interesting because of their darkness and their impurities as well as misconceptions of impurities, not because of actually being multifaceted. It's just like seeing something different once in a while. Heaven(or wherever that was) doesn't seem to have that, measuring by how he didn't end up there.
2. This artist's style in facial expressions helped the story more (in my personal opinion).
There were so so so many facial expressions, but I think that's the value in cartoons, comics, manga, etc. Subtleties that are sometimes caught in film by the best actors are used as emphasis in drawn and visual art, and I appreciated it. Ugly emotions should and do look ugly. Confusing emotions should look confusing. And well, the author's porn is also straight up emphasized porn (woot woot for the smut). Especially in this plot where there's a lot going on for the characters to comprehend, mixes of pretty and ugly emotions bubble together and it really made me feel more than just the horniness of a sex scene. So many more emotions going on there, but the sex is still a main focus.
My own review:
Come for the smut and get your heart bruised and hugged along the way.
The art is wonderful to me, but the plot can use a lot of work (come for the smut!). This story isn't actually that complex, and I also think it could have been longer or had prequel/flashback chapters. There is also potential in the side characters (though I hate love-V/Triangle fighting). I seriously enjoyed the smut and the bits of plot along with it the most since it kept the premise simple on the carnal human condition and the pretty d*cks.
Side note:
Because most of the story gets set in one room, it is more of an internal plot that benefits from Christian-cliches about what is good and evil.
Spoiler (mouse over to view)
There is arguably a sense of death & rebirth as the angelic boy loses one sense after another in the sequence mimicking an actual death process. Then the murder of the other one gives them both a new life and a newly inseparable relationship.
I totally get what the mangaka wanted to go for with this story by showing that humans are all complex multi-faceted creatures who shouldn't be judged based on black-and-white morals, and normally that would be a pretty interesting theme, but I can't say I was a big fan of the delivery of that premise on any front in this manga.
The art, although good, relies too much on stylistic dramatic posings and framings, and lacks a certain level of fluidity and subtlety that a good manga needs to have. I usually complain that some artists' styles are too rigid and inexpressive, but this one is on the opposite side of the spectrum - characters are constantly drawn to be spazzing or sneering or anguishing or exerting a strong emotion frame after frame after frame to the point that it gets exhausting to follow - again lacking in subtlety and disallowing the audience to catch any break from all the dramatic drawings being shown in succession in manga format with little to no intervals. Characters' expressions are also too hammy and overdone at times, they feel over-the-top and inappropriate for emotions that the scenes call for and just plain cringe at some parts.
Not that the characters themselves were that much better written though; you really don't learn a lot about the main couple at all other than the fact they have an arbritrary dark side to them, and that's it. They don't have clear personalities or traits or anything that can make them more distinct or interesting, in effect ridding them of individualities which usually are the benchmark to set humans apart from one another. Which is why it feels weird when a story whose central theme is set on humans and displaying their 'many interesting sides' could render them so boring and unremarkable to this extent. The core idea is there but the execution did not have the caliber to live up to its ambitions and as a result turned into a flat and superficial product that's more eye candy than substance.
Honestly at the moment I'm more impressed by the mangaka's ability to draw smut than to write drama and I'd rather she switched to writing more light-hearted stuff with plenty of H in the future instead lol.
The art, although good, relies too much on stylistic dramatic posings and framings, and lacks a certain level of fluidity and subtlety that a good manga needs to have. I usually complain that some artists' styles are too rigid and inexpressive, but this one is on the opposite side of the spectrum - characters are constantly drawn to be spazzing or sneering or anguishing or exerting a strong emotion frame after frame after frame to the point that it gets exhausting to follow - again lacking in subtlety and disallowing the audience to catch any break from all the dramatic drawings being shown in succession in manga format with little to no intervals. Characters' expressions are also too hammy and overdone at times, they feel over-the-top and inappropriate for emotions that the scenes call for and just plain cringe at some parts.
Not that the characters themselves were that much better written though; you really don't learn a lot about the main couple at all other than the fact they have an arbritrary dark side to them, and that's it. They don't have clear personalities or traits or anything that can make them more distinct or interesting, in effect ridding them of individualities which usually are the benchmark to set humans apart from one another. Which is why it feels weird when a story whose central theme is set on humans and displaying their 'many interesting sides' could render them so boring and unremarkable to this extent. The core idea is there but the execution did not have the caliber to live up to its ambitions and as a result turned into a flat and superficial product that's more eye candy than substance.
Honestly at the moment I'm more impressed by the mangaka's ability to draw smut than to write drama and I'd rather she switched to writing more light-hearted stuff with plenty of H in the future instead lol.
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