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Rie Aruga is a josei manga artist from Japan. Perfect World is her first series released in English.
The moving, provocative manga about the struggles and triumphs in love of a woman and a man who uses a wheelchair comes to print! Fans of tumultuous manga romance — like A Silent Voice and Your Lie in April — don’t miss this!
THE WEIGHT OF LOVE
After reuniting at a work party, Tsugumi begins dating Itsuki, her fi,rst crush from high school who now uses a wheelchair after having sustained a spinal cord injury. While the two couldn’t be more dedicated to one other, they soon fi,nd themselves met with adversity from their friends and family. Amidst her parents’ disapproval of her relationship with Itsuki, Tsugumi becomes overwhelmed by stress and collapses, fracturing her leg. While her injury leads her to understand more about the challenges of Itsuki’s disability fi,rsthand, Itsuki can’t help but feel that being with Tsugumi is only doing more harm to her than good. And when complications send Itsuki to the hospital yet again, the two will have to look deep inside themselves to confront what this means for the future of their relationship…
A unique manga that examines disability.
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rnRie Aruga is a josei manga artist from Japan. Perfect World is her first series released in English.
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rnThe moving, provocative manga about the struggles and triumphs in love of a woman and a man who uses a wheelchair comes to print! Fans of tumultuous manga romance — like A Silent Voice and Your Lie in April — don’t miss this!
THE WEIGHT OF LOVE
After reuniting at a work party, Tsugumi begins dating Itsuki, her fi,rst crush from high school who now uses a wheelchair after having sustained a spinal cord injury. While the two couldn’t be more dedicated to one other, they soon fi,nd themselves met with adversity from their friends and family. Amidst her parents’ disapproval of her relationship with Itsuki, Tsugumi becomes overwhelmed by stress and collapses, fracturing her leg. While her injury leads her to understand more about the challenges of Itsuki’s disability fi,rsthand, Itsuki can’t help but feel that being with Tsugumi is only doing more harm to her than good. And when complications send Itsuki to the hospital yet again, the two will have to look deep inside themselves to confront what this means for the future of their relationship…
