Onani Master Kurosawa

Description

Onani means masturbation. And that's what this guy is good at. Every day after school, he sneaks into the mostly unused girls bathroom on the 3rd floor, and masturbates. Until one day, when he's caught by a bullied girl with a hidden agenda.
This is a story of mistakes, redemption, and the choices made in between. It contains the worst and best of the human condition.

Type

Manga

Associated Names

Masturbasyon Ustası Kurosawa

Masturbation Master Kurosawa

Onanie Master Kurosawa

Onanii Masutaa Kurosawa

Мастер вздрочки Куросава

हस्तमैथुन मास्टर कुरोसावा

オナニーマスター黒沢

Groups Scanlating

Emergency Exit

Hidoi~! Translators

Latest Release(s)

v.3 c.21-22 by Hidoi~! Translators 16 years ago

v.4 c.Extra by Emergency Exit 16 years ago

v.4 c.30v2 (end) by Emergency Exit 16 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

4 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

User Reviews

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4 topics, 22 posts

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User Rating

Average: 8.7 / 10.0 (2934 votes)

Bayesian Average: 8.68 / 10.0

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Last Updated

March 15th, 2025 11:01am PDT - 2 months ago

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Comedy Drama Mature Psychological Romance School Life Seinen Slice of Life
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Original Publisher

Niwango

Serialized In (magazine)

Niconico Seiga (Niwango)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

N/A

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3 Month Pos #1167

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6 Month Pos #1564

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Year Pos #1461

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In what way is this like Death note?

6 years ago

4 Koma

12 years ago

References

12 years ago

Doesn't Kurosawa in this panel look a bit like Neuro Nougami?

14 years ago

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surprisingly captivating story

by gomting
12 years ago

Rating: N/A

I decided to read it because I wondered how in the world something that's titled "Onani Master Kurosawa" can have such a high rating. To me, that means either it's hyped up or it must be really good. And wow, it did not disappoint. The story starts off slow and seemed like it might be an ecchi manga. The crude drawings didn't really help either. Basically, volume 1 was a little boring. But, as the main story takes off, you're taken on an emotional roller-coaster.

There are friends and enemies. Actions and consequences. Crime and redemption. Hate and forgiveness. I read through it all before I realized it. The story was masterfully told. Even Kurosawa's perverted thoughts didn't feel perverted, just honest thoughts of a teenager boy who was perhaps a little confused. My only gripe is that I wish it was a little longer for my own enjoyment. But in reality, it was probably just right.

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a good coming of age story

by kronpas
12 years ago

Rating: N/A

thats all. If you ve gone past puberty, if you had already decided your next direction in life, its quite likely you wouldnt be able to relate to characters in this story. But who that does will definitely love it (this manga is ranked pretty high afterall).

The art is kinda strange, being pencil drawn, its detailed but the cutegirls' faces are too generic to my taste. And the story takes off so slow, I skipped almost first half of the chapters :\

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A manga masterpiece

by Lynchalot
12 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

Funnily enough, I'm giving this manga a 10/10 and I really don't know why. Honestly, the art isn't all that good, the story falls victim to copy-paste character referencing and lingers upon a perverted border of being misleading for readers.

However, before you're put off, I will say that the manga itself performs so well that the aforementioned problems are immediately overridden by a deluge of the raw emotions of a great story with a large space to fill the reader's sympathy with.

The story itself starts off shamelessly, and rather humorously, with the ever-so taboo subject matter of masturbation purely taking the center stage in the first volume, but quickly descends into a cesspool of raw feelings and human emotions conveyed by ridiculously realistic characters before tearing apart your heart and then piecing it back together. Plot twists also show unfathomable realism, such that the chances of predicting what happens next fall to record lows. The orgasmic climax of the manga fits it, without giving the reader too much despair. You will, however be left with feelings that will carry weight for a lifetime and find yourself thinking about the manga for a good week or so.

However, one could say that the characters fall victim to stereotypes and schemers of the human mind, but after great character development coupled with their ever-so-unique personality attributes, the depths of their inner psyches are such that they can be described as nothing but realistic.

The art itself is rather unprofessional, mainly because it is. But despite its lack of prowess, one can confidently say that it does its job. Characters are immensely expressive, very recognizable and have suiting visuals to their personality, while the backgrounds are almost non-existent. The sketchy style suits the sour premise of the manga, but can be a little unbearable for readers used to higher quality.

Now that the outrageous rating has been ambiguously justified, I can personally say that it is the greatest manga I've read so far without a gram of exaggeration. An instant favourite of literature. A showcase of humanity's prowess.

If you haven't read it, stop whatever you are doing, throw away shame and shyness and start reading the first chapter wherever you may be. It's really that good.

... Last updated 12 years ago

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Struck a chord

by zengoats
12 years ago

Rating: N/A

This manga really isn't for everyone, but I think it definitely has an audience that will identify with it and really appreciate it. Personally, I loved it, but I'm a sucker for coming-of-age, Catcher in the Rye stuff.
I'll start with what I didn't like. The beginning dragged. Granted, the beginning needed to be long because there's quite a bit of exposition and buildup, and I can't recall any particular chapter being totally useless, but the beginning was pretty long and unrewarding nevertheless. Also, the protagonist's turn-around is pretty darn quick, and his (eventual) maturity is more similar to that of a high school or college student. I get that middle school is a time for change and development, but Kurosawa's development was unrealistically fast.
Now, the good. The climax of this manga is just so good. The problem with a lot of narratives is that characters don't face the consequences for their actions. Kurosawa is a different case entirely. On a related note, seeing him realize that hating the world doesn't make you superior; it makes you miss out really hit home for me. It's just such a great realization to make, and one that I think is pretty appropriate for his age (again though, not a huge fan of how hyper-maturely he handled himself post-epiphany). Finally, despite its pretty outlandish premise of two outcasts being jizz terrorists, Onani Master Kurosawa does a really great job of dissecting of very real concepts such as loneliness, social isolation, and the human condition in an understandable and relatable way. Onani Master Kurosawa's strength is that it makes you think and reconsider your perspective, which, to me, is enough to warrant a look (just remember to trek through the beginning and get to the climax--so worth it).

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finished! and it was so satisfying

by kevs926
13 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

ok i wrote this comment after reading chapter 16:

chapter 16, we get to know takagawa's true feelings, and the favor from kitahara. the favor was really expected but, just wow, making it happen really felt different.

from a male's point of view that's really a huge heartbreak

also, feeling disgusted about

fapping to a girl you like is just so true, especially at that age. boys may be generally horny beasts but when it comes to the person you love we really have so much respect.

gosh im only at half of the manga and i feel like reading this is one is such a memorable experience

now i finished reading it:

so i said a while ago, i thought takigawa's "true feelings" was takigawa liking kurosawa. i was dead wrong. it hit me like a truck, that kind of stuff really happens. "Mistaking her kindness for feelings of (even a little few) love", ive had my fair share of that from real life experiences. Sadly, seeing takigawa and nagaoka together was painful. Makes sense that Kurosawa's heart broke down. after that part, the story went darker, although i kinda didnt like that part, esp when kurosawa did those stuff to takagawa. It doesnt really justify a broken heart.

Then comes the most exciting events in the manga, our main character saw that work by takagawa, and he entered "shounen" mode. He manned up and faced all the consequences of his actions. Yeah thats the "shounen way". And i was really happy, but it didnt stop there. There's still the Kitahara problem and i have no idea how it will be going to resolve. But im pretty sure, the main character will go "shounen mode" again and help the poor Kitahara. So yeah he did it and manga ended. Kitahara gets the most of my sympathy the whole time. Although help came in really really late, she deserved that kind of happy ending. So now everyone happy, and Kurosawa gets a bonus chapter.

Your average Harem Ecchi Romance heroines have nothing compared to how cute, charming, and lovable

Takagawa and Sugawa are. Seriously they are the ones who deserve "waifu" titles haha.

... Last updated 13 years ago

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Decent

by landbound
13 years ago

Rating: N/A

I originally read this because of the title. There's been a few ecchi series I picked up just because it made me stop and think "what the hell is this?" and I'd really enjoyed them! The tags were a lot different on this one, but I decided to chance it.

It was alright, but it wasn't really that great. The original premise was interesting, and for me, the real strength was in how the mangaka handled Kurosawa's character development. It was set up well, and it was nice to have a satisfying sense of resolution after everything that went on.

However, the ending felt kind of patched together in a disappointingly poor show of formulaic seinen romance. I also felt like the subject of bullying was handled pretty poorly, since Kitahara pretty much existed to take the fall and make Kurosawa's character more likeable to the reader. Even her depression and other personal issues ended up being used almost exclusively to make him look good, while she remained distressingly "bad" until it was time for Kurosawa to save her from herself.

So, worth the read, but after the main arc powers down, the story just goes stale.

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Good read, not that great

by natkoden
13 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

I've decided to give this a try mainly for two reasons:

a) I needed something to read
b) The ratings and reviews made this manga the jewel of the century

In the end, while it was a good read, it wasn't that great. You can definitely enjoy it, but you will forget about it the next day.

... Last updated 13 years ago

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It is a masterpiece

by dwanex
13 years ago

Rating: N/A

This is one of the if not the most meaningful manga I have ever read. You get really drawn by the main character and you recognizes a bit of you in him. This manga is also known as "Fap Note" as I think it was intended for it to be a parody of the famous manga "Death Note" but about fapping instead, but don't get fooled by it's title or it being a parody. Read every single page carefully (stare at each page for at least 30 sec after finish reading it) and enjoy this masterpiece in shades of gray and black.

BTW if you are a female (like me) it might a be a bit awkward to read it in the beginning but you get used to it xD

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It was good.

by Medievalmoon
13 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

It was 3am in the morning. I was listening to some anime tunes on YouTube, and of course, needed to read something to pass along my time. I had previously overlooked this series once before based upon the fact that it didn't have what I had been looking for (ecchiness, you know, whatever I was in the mood for, etc.) and I decided to just try it and see how it'd do...
I never went to sleep.

Now, for the whole sha-bang:
Art was kinda funky to look at initially, but you really do get used to it after a couple chapters in.
The characters were great (though I kinda wanted to punch one specific antagonist in the face all throughout the beginning, just because she NEEDED IT).

I rather liked how Nagaoka stuck with Kurosawa throughout the entirety of the storyline, whether Kurosawa wanted him around or not. (PS: I died when Nagaoka began dating Takagawa. Looking at it much later, perhaps it was better that way; but I was wholeheartedly rooting for Kurosawa (perhaps because I can identify with THAT situation really well...).

-The main character's sadism annoyed me, mostly because he had that bleak outlook I can recall from my past encounters with some of those types of people.

Plot Summary:

The protagonist changes from an antisocial sadist (pervert) into a reformed good-natured individual through his interactions with others. As I just mentioned, you WILL love the difference!

What started as an excuse for leisure turned out to be an awesome experience I may not forget.
I could be exaggerant, but I do recommend this for anyone with a levelheaded maturity!

... Last updated 13 years ago

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Forever a Favorite

by Shakaku
13 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

This manga uses a sketch style and uses a very odd subject to base this story around. but nevertheless, this manga comes out amazing in the short 30 chapters it has. There are several references in the beginning to parody other manga series, but later it becomes a very engrossing read.

Throughout the course of the story, you may find it similar to books like "Catcher in the Rye" (It even makes a reference to it once). Kurosawa believes everyone around him is insignificant or an idiot aside from a select few. But something separates the two books from one another, and that is what Kurosawa does when he comes to realize the errors of his ways of thinking.

Onani Master Kurosawa portrays the raw emotions of the characters incredibly well and will keep you entertained through all the chapters. It is a captivating story of youth, mistakes, repentance, and redemption. So don't judge it based on the sour topic it revolves around. There is a reason this is considered a cult classic.

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