Basically, all that Metamorphosis is is a disgusting fiasco that is touted as a masterpiece by people with no critical thinking skills. I've seen this manga being called many things. Hot, realistic, sad, deep, interesting, unique, well written. Well, it is none of these things. It's gross, it's unrealistic, it's shallow, it's uninteresting, it's the same old waltz you've danced before with porn. From this point on, we may use “Metamorphosis” and “177013” interchangeably in the rest of the article. So settle in as we dive into it. Metamorphosis: The Begining I guess we don't get to see much of her life before her descent into substance abuse begins. From what is provided, she seems to have a pretty normal home life. Her dad gets creepy when she gets a makeover, true. But, before then it doesn't seem like she's been through anything particularly traumatic or unusual. One question that may come to mind when reading Metamorphosis is whether it was inspired by any previous works. It turns out that the doujin takes inspiration from a book with the same title –“The Metamorphosis”– by famous writer Franz Kafka. The core idea of transformation is a common thread between both works. Additionally, the plot of Metamorphosis is just as dark and gritty as Kafka’s book. The Story Metamorphosis stands out from other doujin manga due to its ability to evoke such deep emotion in its audience; rather than brushing off what they’ve read as entertainment, many fans find themselves impacted in a very real way that stays with them long after finishing the book. It contains moments of beauty as well as tragedy, creating a unique combination seldom seen before or since. Will There be an Anime Version?

On November 24, 2018, a Jojo's Bizarre Adventure-themed alternate ending titled "I'm Gonna Fix That Girl" was posted to Reddit by user questicles-2199 [10] in which the character Josuke Higashikata heals Saki Yoshida with his magical powers before the story fast forwards to Saki talking with her child in the future (shown below). It was uploaded to nHentai [7] under the number "265918" on March 13th, 2019. It’s also interesting to consider which streaming platform will acquire the rights to Metamorphosis once it’s released as an anime. Overall, the possibility of an anime adaptation for Metamorphosis has sparked interest among fans, but only time will tell if it will become a reality. Wrapping Up The possibility of an anime adaptation for Metamorphosis (177013) has left fans divided in their opinions. While the doujin has scarred some, others appreciate the message that the author has tried to convey. However, in our opinion, an anime adaptation would give the work the recognition it deserves.

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It was very easy to throw aside the blanket; he needed only to push himself up a little, and it fell by itself. But to continue was difficult, particularly because he was so unusually wide. He needed arms and hands to push himself upright. In the place of these, however, he had only a lot of little legs, which were incessant in their various motions and which, moreover, he was unable to control. If he wanted to bend one of them, then it was the first to stretch itself out, and meanwhile, if he finally succeeded in doing what he wanted with this limb, all the others, as if left free, moved around in an excessively painful agitation. “But I must not stay in bed uselessly,” said Gregor to himself. I guess, as far as hentai goes, yes this one of the more realistic and darker ones out there that I know of. It's unique and refreshing. However, it could have gone further with it and made it even more messed up.

You could argue that 'hey this is hentai, what do you expect?' Maybe there needed to be the right balance of realism and fantasy. Idk, I'm not a writer lol. For me, it would have enhanced my experience with it. I'm not sure how other people may feel about that. It's clear this work has managed to leave a mark on people just the way it is, and that's the important thing. For those who want more out of the story, there is another version: code 265918 reveals an alternate ending where Josuke (from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure) jumps in just in time to save the day. Now let's forget this assumption for a bit, and analyze Metamorphosis simply as a story, or as a more content/emotionally charged hentai. Saki moves in with Hayato and discovers that he owes eight million yen in debt to a bar owner who sells heroin. She decides to help him pay off the debt by prostituting herself. During one of her sexual encounters, she becomes pregnant. Hayato forces her to have an abortion. Mr. Obata, to who Hayato owes money, administers Saki heroin, to make her more compliant, when he and the bar workers sexually assault her. Saki has the money, which she collected to pay off Hayato's debts, stolen. She tells what happened to her boyfriend, who does not accept the misfortune and throws her out of the house. If Boku no Pico is considered the holy grail of anime, then 177013 undoubtedly holds that title in the world of manga. For those new to the manga scene, it’s a rite of passage to be introduced to this infamous work. However, the consequences of such an introduction can be severe. For some, it may even scar them for life and entirely turn them off from the world of manga.

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First, he wanted to get out of bed quietly and without disturbance, get dressed, above all to have breakfast, and only then consider further action, for—he noticed this clearly—by thinking things over in bed he would not reach any sensible conclusions. He already remembered that he had often felt a light pain in bed, perhaps the result of some awkward sleeping position, which later turned out to be purely imaginary when he stood up, and he was eager to see how his present fantasies would gradually fade away. That the change in his voice was nothing other than the onset of a real chill, an occupational illness of commercial travelers—of that he had not the slightest doubt. In our opinion, Metamorphosis 177013 doesn’t receive the credit it deserves. Although it deviates from the typical plot of a doujin manga, that’s what makes it unique. Once readers can move past the depressing parts and focus on the message the story is trying to convey, they will appreciate it more. And even if you are high, I really don't think losing your virginity like that would be pleasurable at all. Why didn't the sister go to the others? She'd probably just gotten up out of bed and hadn't even started to get dressed yet. Then why was she crying? Because he wasn't getting up and wasn't letting the attorney in, because he was in danger of losing his position, and because then his boss would badger his parents once again with the old demands? At this point, those worries were completely unnecessary. Gregor was still here and wasn't thinking at all about deserting his family. At the moment, he was lying right there on the carpet, and no one who knew about his condition would've seriously requested that he let the attorney in. But because of this minor rudeness, for which he would easily find a suitable excuse later, Gregor could not be immediately dismissed. It seemed to Gregor that it might be far more reasonable to leave him in peace at the moment instead of disturbing him with crying and persuasion. But it was that very uncertainty that distressed the others and excused their behavior.

In Metamorphosis (177013), the protagonist is Saki Yoshida – a shy girl who struggles to make friends in middle school. After graduating, she decides to undergo a makeover to improve her social life in high school. Also, you don't really get to see the lowest parts that come with substance abuse. True, you get to see what she's willing to put her body through overtime & how other people ramp up their abuse towards her. But, you don't get to see her own personal mental breakdowns. There's not any exploration of the relationship she has with herself. If you're someone who is living that kind of lifestyle, those moments are a HUGE part of the cycle of addiction. The only thing close to that is what happens at the very end of the series.

On May 2nd, 2016, YouTuber lolicide uploaded a video titled "The Citizen Kane of Hentai" (shown below). Within 17 months, the video gathered upwards of 22,300 views and 170 comments. The video was since removed. On May 19th, a post about the Emergence was submitted to /r/hentai, [4] which described it "quite honestly the most depressing thing I've ever read." Another theme prominently featured in the series is the exploration of the darker aspects of human nature. The manga delves into the depths of cruelty, indifference, and dehumanization that can occur within society. The title challenges readers to reflect on their own actions and the impact they have on those around them. The reactions she gets from the drugs she takes don't really make sense. It seems to be written by someone who didn't do much research on any of the drugs used throughout the series. They just seem to be working with cliches surrounding the drugs in question. Interestingly, despite being around for several years, no other doujin has been able to replicate the same impact that Metamorphosis has had. It’s also worth noting that 177013 is sometimes referred to as “Emergence”, although this name is not as commonly used. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Metamorphosis to your bookmark.