“Irish famine refugees Amelia and Connor flee to California Gold Rush seeking fortune and escape from starvation.”
Katabami to Ougon
片喰と黄金
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Synopsis
Irish famine refugees Amelia and Connor flee to California Gold Rush seeking fortune and escape from starvation.
Ireland, 1849. The country is currently amid the Great Famine. Caused by a potato blight, hundreds of thousands have died due to starvation and other deadly disorders. Due to these circumstances, paying rent has become difficult for farmers, resulting in the eviction of many from their land. Two such people who got caught up in this dreadful situation are Amelia, a frail 14-year-old girl, and her servant Connor. Her family's land was taken away, forcing the pair to struggle while living as vagrants. However, just across the sea, a rather profitable event is taking place—the California Gold Rush. With aspirations of becoming millionaires, Amelia aims to turn both her and Connor's lives around. They decide to travel to America, hoping for a life without ever needing to face hardships again. Katabami to Ougon is the story of two refugees as they venture outside of Ireland, with only their hopes and dreams pushing them forward.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 2 sampled reviews
What 2 readers settled on.
Strong agreement
σ 0.50 · scores cluster tight
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Not enough recommend signal yet
↓ 0.50
Running avg · Sep 2020 → Nov 2022
- 9 “This manga is a rare gem that excels in historical accuracy, showcasing extensive research into the Irish Famine and the immigrant experience. While the subject matter carries heavy, depressing...”
- 10 “This manga is a profound and special work that masterfully balances an uplifting yet morose tone with a compelling historical narrative. While the layout feels somewhat untraditional and...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Katabami to Ougon begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 72 × 10 ch × vol
- Total read 9h 36m approx
- Published Mar 2019 – Jun 2023
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M50609 catalog