Kansai Jin To Hukumen Satsujinki Audio Drama

Note: Depending on the translation, the title is often rendered as "Kansaijin to Hukumen Satsujinki" or "The Kansai Man and the Masked Murderer."

This adaptation was released as a digital-exclusive audio drama series (it does not have a physical CD release). Voice Cast: kansai jin to hukumen satsujinki audio drama

HARU (quiet) If you wanted them remembered, you could’ve told their stories. You could’ve prayed with cranes, not with knives. Note: Depending on the translation, the title is

Dieter: The titular masked murderer. Despite his violent background and cannibalistic tendencies (often relying on others to procure "meat"), he is depicted as someone yearning for affection and a "home". Dieter : The titular masked murderer

The later parts of the story (adapted in subsequent volumes) deal with the heavy reality of Dita trying to live in a "normal" society and Taichi deciding if he can truly accept a partner who has committed unforgivable crimes. It asks a difficult question: Can love exist in the shadow of actual, non-metaphorical blood? Why the Audio Format Wins Unlike the manga, the Pocket Drama CD version

MYSTERIOUS VOICE (now Kevin, if you prefer a name; calm) Detective Takami. You were always so clinical. But faces...faces have stories. I collect endings.

Note: Depending on the translation, the title is often rendered as "Kansaijin to Hukumen Satsujinki" or "The Kansai Man and the Masked Murderer."

This adaptation was released as a digital-exclusive audio drama series (it does not have a physical CD release). Voice Cast:

HARU (quiet) If you wanted them remembered, you could’ve told their stories. You could’ve prayed with cranes, not with knives.

MYSTERIOUS VOICE (now Kevin, if you prefer a name; calm) Detective Takami. You were always so clinical. But faces...faces have stories. I collect endings.