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Illumination

Alt Names:	イルミナシオン God's Name is Night
Author:	YAMASHITA Tomoko
Artist:	YAMASHITA Tomoko
Genres:	Drama Slice of Life Yaoi
Type:	Manga (Japanese)
Status:	Complete
Description:	Twenty-nine-year-old Mikita Ryuuji has been hiding his love for his friend Koya for so long that he can't take it anymore. At his wit's end, he spends one night with Sudo, a man he met at a bar. It was supposed to be a one-night stand, an event he'd forget about the next day with someone he'd never see again. But when Sudo does show up again, this time determined to stay for good, Mikita's life starts to fall apart... The volume also contains several unrelated short stories.
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Chapters

Title	Group	Contributor	Date
Vol.1 Ch.7: God's Name is Night [End]	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 02:02 PM
Vol.1 Ch.6: About Him	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 01:58 PM [A]
Vol.1 Ch.5: Roses, Thorns, and a Shattering Clang	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 01:57 PM [A]
Vol.1 Ch.4: Love, or Something	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 01:54 PM [A]
Vol.1 Ch.3: Illumination scene 3	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 12:55 PM [A]
Vol.1 Ch.2: Illumination scene 2	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 12:52 PM [A]
Vol.1 Ch.1: Illumination scene 1	Storm in Heaven	p3pe	14 October 2012 - 12:49 PM [A]
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2 Comments

The DCG

Jun 01 2013 01:18 AM

Like lalalami said, the first arc was really well done. I might have liked it better for the 'sometimes life sucks and we live anyway' moral. Not all the time mind you. No, I like happy endings as well as the next hopeless romantic (as much as possible at my age), but once in a while... Yeah, once in a while it's okay to be reminded of that.

The shorts are all good as well. "About Him" made me all tearful and quietly sniffling, glancing sideways at my spouse to make sure I wasn't found out, crying over short stories at my computer.

lalalami

Oct 15 2012 06:47 AM

The main story broke my heart, but more specifically, it was all Sudo's fault and as dark as it is, it really is well done. And the oneshots after are all so special, I especially liked "Roses, Thorns, and a Shattering Clang" and "About Him" because they were just beyond words.

Yamashita Tomoko has a knack for heartfelt storytelling, not to mention how great I find her art (as unconventional as it looks, I think it's perfection).