[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1 Introduction: Kirari Aokigahara, a sparkling high school girl, had a life goal that she absolutely wanted to achieve. That is... to suicide herself on her 16th birthday. A suicidal desire overflowing with vitality. A truly ironic and hopeless hope. As she strives hard toward death, she arrives at an assisted-suicide cafe, commonly known as the Suicide Cafe. However, in this place where life and death are muddled, she discovers the truth of the worl...
This was different than I expected.
It was pretty damn good for one. It also dealt with the whole suicide topic in a way that did not feel cringe, but also not overly stiff.
For the most part it touched on various reasons that may drive a person to suicide. I don't want to spoil what happens too much, so I'll just say that some of the internal struggle is externalized and fought against in bloody battles by magical girls. It definitely had one of the coolest transformation sequences I've ever