“High-school assassins Bullet and Francesca brutally eliminate society's worst under their teenage yakuza boss Minoko.”
trash.
trash.
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Synopsis
High-school assassins Bullet and Francesca brutally eliminate society's worst under their teenage yakuza boss Minoko.
High school students by day and contract killers by night, Bullet and Francesca are knees deep in the underworld. The combination of close quarters and marksman fighting styles makes them a duo to be reckoned with. Explosive marksman Lucia "Bullet" Ishikawa and dual axe-wielding psycho Maine "Francesca" Shirato both work under Minoko Konomi, the boss of the Kanto Iwashi family, who also happens to be a high school girl. Following Minoko's orders, the duo completes their assignments without a hitch. Their missions put them in constant contact with the trash of society: thugs, serial killers, criminal kingpins, rapists, and assassins. Every time, Bullet and Francesca deal with them in the messiest of ways—in a maelstrom of guts, blood, and flesh.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 4 sampled reviews
What 4 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.69 · split reception
6.0 pts
Recommenders 8.0 · others 2.0
↓ 1.50
Running avg · Sep 2015 → Apr 2024
- 8 “*Trash.* features impressive, exaggerated art and well-fleshed-out character backgrounds that create deep immersion, making the plot highly enticing for action lovers. While the over-amplified...”
- 7 “I found the main characters, Bullet and Francesca, to be compelling, and the manga’s ability to maintain a genuine shock factor that actually upset me was truly impressive. However, the writing is...”
- 9 “*trash.* delivers a gripping, well-paced narrative supported by phenomenal, dynamic art that masterfully balances minimalistic character designs with hyper-detailed, visceral gore. While the high...”
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A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — trash. begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 88 × 11 ch × vol
- Total read 11h 44m approx
- Published Feb 2010 – Oct 2017
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M24824 catalog