Bungou Stray Dogs
"Bungou Stray Dogs" é uma série de anime e mangá criada por Kafka Asagiri e ilustrada por Sango Harukawa. O mangá começou a ser serializado em 2012 na revista "Young Ace", da editora Kadokawa Shoten, e o anime foi ao ar pela primeira vez em abril de 2016. A história se passa em Yokohama, no Japão, e segue a vida de Atsushi Nakajima, um jovem órfão que acaba se envolvendo com uma agência de detetives muito peculiar: a Agência de Detetives Armados. Essa agência é composta por membros com habilidades sobrenaturais, inspirados em famosos escritores literários do mundo real. Cada personagem possui poderes únicos baseados nas obras dos autores que os inspiraram. Por exemplo, o protagonista Atsushi tem a habilidade de se transformar em um tigre branco feroz, enquanto outros personagens têm poderes como manipulação do tempo, controle da gravidade ou até mesmo ressuscitar os mortos. Além disso, a série apresenta uma trama cheia de mistério e ação, com batalhas entre organizações secretas e vilões perigosos. Ao longo da história, são explorados os passados e motivações dos personagens principais, revelando segredos sombrios e conexões intrigantes. "Bungou Stray Dogs" combina elementos de fantasia sobrenatural com referências literárias interessantes. Os nomes dos personagens são todos baseados em autores reais da literatura mundial, como Fyodor Dostoyevsky e Edgar Allan Poe. A série também faz referências às obras desses autores ao longo da trama, adicionando uma camada extra de profundidade para os fãs de literatura. Com seu enredo envolvente e personagens cativantes, "Bungou Stray Dogs" conquistou uma base de fãs fiel tanto no Japão quanto internacionalmente. A série continua em andamento tanto no mangá quanto no anime, proporcionando aos fãs novas aventuras e revelações emocionantes a cada capítulo.
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Tired of the violent and obscure life experienced in the mafia, Akutagawa, determined to give a new scenario full of possibilities in his daily life, leaves his criminal days and leaves for a distant and highly anomalous reality of the big city rush. At first, taking refuge beyond the mountains, right in the center of a peaceful and backward countryside, shouldn't be a difficult task; however, a mishap involving a trap and a miscalculated shot leads to a change in his plans and, therefore, ends up having his path crossed with a young and naive farmer. Simple and kind, Atsushi Nakajima refers to the pure translation of a harmonious and pleasant peace, although a little irritating; however, it doesn't take long for Akutagawa to realize that there was more than just forced kindness residing in those warm, singular eyes—covered, in fact, by an intriguing haze of dread and apprehension. [Shin Soukoku/ Akuatsu]
“I'm sorry” The words burned his tongue like they always did, but if there was anyone who deserved his honesty and regret it was Chuuya. There would always be a distance between them that neither of them would be able to mend, but God if Dazai wasn't trying “I'm sorry for putting my Chuuya through this” again he hung in the air, implied by both of them. “Don't be sorry” Chuuya finished wrapping the bandages over the wounds, adjusting the fabric loosely enough so as not to overwhelm Dazai's already bristling senses, because he was always prone to over-sensitivity that alternated with total numbness during his crises, and the fact that a man always remembered that made him even more raw and vulnerable inside. “You are my torment, but you are also mine to care for, okay?” Chuuya gently patted his knee with the lightest tone as if it wasn't the kindest thing he'd ever touched (that had happened to) Dazai “One to ten how are we feeling right now?”
"Chuuya finished wrapping the bandages over the wounds, adjusting the fabric loosely enough so as not to overwhelm Dazai's already bristling senses, as he was always prone to the over-sensitivity that alternated with total numbness during his fits and the male suit. always remembering that made him even more raw and vulnerable inside. “You're my tormentor, but you're also mine to take care of, okay?” Chuuya gently patted his knee with the lightest tone as if it wasn't the kindest thing he'd ever touched (that had happened to) Dazai “One to ten how are we feeling right now?” "
"The executive smiled a small smile that hurt around the edges but was honest as he kissed the man's knuckles. They were returning to normal color to a healthy pink. "Okay, Osamu" He repeated and this time it was truth “La luz is easy to love, show me you oscuridas.” Because two steps forward and one step back is still a step forward and healing is not a linear process and... And he wanted to get it right this time." ~Or alternatively: Soukoku loving herself and getting the smooth, happy epilogue they deserve.
Five letters that Nakahara Chuuya never sent to Dazai Osamu and one that he did.
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Akutagawa Ryunosuke received a strange letter from a strangely tearful and sad Dazai Osamu, who asked him to read this letter alone and never hate red camellias, which left the youngest even more confused. Akutagawa just didn't expect that letter to be both a love letter and a farewell letter, because the Jinko, Nakajima Atsushi, was dead and the cause was due to the red camellias.
After moving to Fukuzawa Yukichi's residence, Dazai Osamu starts to live a healthy life and socialize with the other children at the orphanage, creating a special bond with all of them, especially with Atsushi, an innocent and sensitive child with a tragic past. However, when he finally feels he has achieved a decent and kind life, Osamu has to deal with his dark and traumatic past.
Akutagawa knew it had been a mistake. In fact, he knew he was going to make a mistake and even then he did it, just because of his stubbornness and his bad habit of doing whatever he wants when he feels like it. There was no denying the magnetism that Atsushi seemed to have, with his dawning eyes and his soft voice. Half Angst Drabble - AkuAtsu (With references to the other double blacks)