Bokutachi ga Yarimashita
Also known as: 僕たちがやりました, We Did It, On l'a fait
by Muneyuki Kaneshiro, Hikaru Araki
Although satisfied with his average lifestyle, Tobio Masubuchi wishes for a long and fun existence, hoping that nothing will get in his way. Alongside his good friends Sho Isami, Yuki "Maru" Maruyama, and Hidero "Paisen" Kosaka, the group passes each day worry free, doing as they please. But when delinquents from a neighboring school overhear Maru saying that they should die, their troubles begin. After being kidnapped and brutally assaulted, Maru is found by his friends, who are shocked to see what has been done to him. Angry, Tobio proposes that they take immediate revenge, and after deciding how they should do so, the four put their plan into action. But when what should have been just a prank turns deadly, Tobio's aspirations for an undisturbed life are shattered forever. (Source: MAL Rewrite)
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The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A raw, satirical coming-of-age story about a group of friends whose carefree days turn violent after a casual insult, with a dark edge and sharp social commentary.
Pros
- Sharp, satirical take on friendship and violence
- Strong, distinct friend group
- A raw, uncomfortable tone that lingers
Cons
- The tone is bleak and often violent
- Some plot turns feel abrupt
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Read the full take
Bokutachi ga Yarimashita is a raw, satirical coming-of-age story about four friends who pass their days worry-free until a careless insult draws the attention of a rival school. The group's easy, carefree tone sets up the shock that follows, and the series is at its best when it examines how casual cruelty spirals into real harm. The characters are distinct, and their friendship feels lived-in. The satire is sharp, and the story does not look away from the consequences of its violence. The honest cons: the tone is bleak and often violent, which will be hard for many readers, and some plot turns feel abrupt. The pacing can be uneven as the story moves between light comedy and dark drama. Still, it is an uncomfortable, thought-provoking read for fans of gritty coming-of-age stories. If you like fiction that takes its characters' choices seriously, this is worth a look.
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