“Unremarkable Isamu must control his pent-up urges to survive a mysterious illness transforming sexually aroused people into monsters.”
Libidors
リビドーズ
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Synopsis
Unremarkable Isamu must control his pent-up urges to survive a mysterious illness transforming sexually aroused people into monsters.
Isamu doesn't stand out, and everyone calls him a "side character" behind his back. Even his passion for running doesn't get him anywhere on the track team, so he spends his nights languishing at a low-paying part-time job. It feels like everything he's holding in is going to boil over, but when people start getting infected with a mysterious illness that turns them into monsters when sexually aroused, he will have to learn how to control the urges he has pent up inside in order to survive.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 3 sampled reviews
What 3 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.05 · split reception
5.0 pts
Recommenders 8.0 · others 3.0
↓ 2.33
Running avg · Feb 2021 → Sep 2024
- 8 “This series features truly impressive art, particularly in its depiction of creepy creatures and intense fight scenes, paired with a unique premise and a well-written main cast. While the writing...”
- 6 “The art is nice, the story is easy to read, and it’s surprisingly funny with a consistent plot that reaches a satisfying, complete conclusion. However, the villains are forgettable, the monsters...”
- 3 “I found the art to be acceptable and could occasionally relate to the protagonist's awkward teenage experiences. However, the pacing is agonizingly slow, the characters feel completely unrealistic,...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Libidors begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 72 × 7 ch × vol
- Total read 9h 36m approx
- Published Nov 2018 – Jul 2020
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M50040 catalog