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Unmei no Onnanoko ![]()
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Description
Short stories that contain mature themes such as child abuse.
1st girl: There was a girl in the middle of the gruesome incidents. ‘I thought that I was invincible.’
2nd girl: A recollection of ‘a girl’ who didn’t love an excellent boy, ‘me’.
3rd girl: The future where you are cursed when you are born. The only girl who wasn’t cursed is nervous about her undecided future. ‘She is pitiful for not being cursed!’
1st girl: There was a girl in the middle of the gruesome incidents. ‘I thought that I was invincible.’
2nd girl: A recollection of ‘a girl’ who didn’t love an excellent boy, ‘me’.
3rd girl: The future where you are cursed when you are born. The only girl who wasn’t cursed is nervous about her undecided future. ‘She is pitiful for not being cursed!’
Type
Manga
Related Series
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Associated Names
Girl of Fate
Unmei no Onna no Ko
運命の女の子
Unmei no Onna no Ko
運命の女の子
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Latest Release(s)
c.3 (end) by Dayment scans over 5 years ago
c.1-2 by Dayment scans over 5 years ago
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c.1-2 by Dayment scans over 5 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
User Reviews
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Forum
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User Rating
Average: 6.9 / 10.0 (17 votes)
Bayesian Average: 6.52 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 6.52 / 10.0
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Last Updated
April 10th 2024, 11:44am
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Recommendations
N/A
Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2014
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
Afternoon (Kodansha)
Licensed (in English)
No
English Publisher
N/A
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #771 
(+21)
Monthly Pos #1737(+160)
3 Month Pos #2295(+1095)
6 Month Pos #4548(+266)
Year Pos #7165 (No change)
(+21)Monthly Pos #1737
(+160)3 Month Pos #2295
(+1095)6 Month Pos #4548
(+266)Year Pos #7165 (No change)
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I don't think I get the essences of the three stories. I haven't read such peculiarity since forever. Nevertheless, I am captivated by the story-telling and art style.
Story 1 is a constant mystery in reality. I'm not sure which side I believe in or am following. It provokes a sense of wonder in feminism - maybe a subtle discussion on the subject. It has psychological thriller and horror elements yet the canvas remains mostly blank.
Story 2 is the one I have the toughest time trying to understand or relate to. What does it mean? Is it the translation that makes it difficult to comprehend? Or do I need more cultural and social contexts to get the gists of it? I don't get it now, not sure when I will.
Story 3, to my surprise, finally kicks and becomes the most resonant of the collection - only in the second chapter. Maybe because I can relate to the central ideas and share similar sentiments; even if it seems wooden, the emotions are there. What I realised is that the author tries to reflect and project the world, maybe her world, into her works but in different wording, distinctive art and styling, and quite... strange narrations.
I'm not sure if I will remember this in the future. I like how this manga stimulates my thinking and reflection.
Story 1 is a constant mystery in reality. I'm not sure which side I believe in or am following. It provokes a sense of wonder in feminism - maybe a subtle discussion on the subject. It has psychological thriller and horror elements yet the canvas remains mostly blank.
Story 2 is the one I have the toughest time trying to understand or relate to. What does it mean? Is it the translation that makes it difficult to comprehend? Or do I need more cultural and social contexts to get the gists of it? I don't get it now, not sure when I will.
Story 3, to my surprise, finally kicks and becomes the most resonant of the collection - only in the second chapter. Maybe because I can relate to the central ideas and share similar sentiments; even if it seems wooden, the emotions are there. What I realised is that the author tries to reflect and project the world, maybe her world, into her works but in different wording, distinctive art and styling, and quite... strange narrations.
I'm not sure if I will remember this in the future. I like how this manga stimulates my thinking and reflection.
The art is really weird in a bad way compared to her usual style. It looks like the author sketched bare minimum and nothing was outlined in pen.
I had no idea what was happening. The story just jumps into an investigator questioning a high school girl in a jail, about her home life, and random people we don't know. It seems like something very bad has happened, but we don't know what. We also don't care.The girl seems weird and crazy in a 'lel so random' way.
She just says weird stuff that doesn't make sense, and that sounds like she's trying to be deep.
The investigator is really bland and unlikeable. She just has no real personality beyond 'get this girl to answer my questions' and she seems really bad at her job. The 16 year old high schooler manages to fluster the 45+ year old investigator with her pseudo-deep comments like 'You are completely different than me'.
i couldn't get past one chapter. I guess the author tried something new, but it's too much in a direction that doesn't suit the author at all. It's trying to be noir mystery but the characters are so bland that we as an audience don't care about the mystery.
... Last updated on August 6th, 2018, 11:53pm
I had no idea what was happening. The story just jumps into an investigator questioning a high school girl in a jail, about her home life, and random people we don't know. It seems like something very bad has happened, but we don't know what. We also don't care.The girl seems weird and crazy in a 'lel so random' way.
She just says weird stuff that doesn't make sense, and that sounds like she's trying to be deep.
The investigator is really bland and unlikeable. She just has no real personality beyond 'get this girl to answer my questions' and she seems really bad at her job. The 16 year old high schooler manages to fluster the 45+ year old investigator with her pseudo-deep comments like 'You are completely different than me'.
i couldn't get past one chapter. I guess the author tried something new, but it's too much in a direction that doesn't suit the author at all. It's trying to be noir mystery but the characters are so bland that we as an audience don't care about the mystery.
... Last updated on August 6th, 2018, 11:53pm
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