“Kirari, an immortal magical girl, must save suicidal people after surviving a failed group suicide attempt.”
Suicide Girl
スーサイドガール
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Synopsis
Kirari, an immortal magical girl, must save suicidal people after surviving a failed group suicide attempt.
At first glance, Kirari Aokigahara appears to be an average, happy-go-lucky first-year high school student. But instead of running late for school one day, she finds herself running late for a meeting at Seaside Cafe hosted by Rushio, the admin of a website called Suicide Cafe. The sparkling, charming young lady stands out amongst the gathering's cast of suicidal individuals. She joins the group in swallowing sleeping pills and entering a car filled to the brim with toxic charcoal smoke. However, rather than dying, she wakes up from a dream about a girl's suicide and is surprised to see that the once-suicidal group appears to be revitalized. Upset that she did not die, Kirari goes home and attempts to kill herself, only to realize that she cannot die, no matter the method. Rushio then appears to tell Kirari that she has been chosen to save people from ending their lives, including the girl in her dream earlier, and become a magical girl of salvation—a "Suicide Girl."
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 7 sampled reviews
What 7 readers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.81 · split reception
6.0 pts
Recommenders 8.5 · others 2.5
↓ 1.29
Running avg · Jan 2021 → Oct 2025
- 9 “This manga is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant series that handles the heavy themes of mental health and suicide with surprising sensitivity and hope. There are no notable flaws to...”
- 9 “Suicide Girl excels as a Mahou Shojo that balances meaningful themes of life and nihilism with perfectly timed comedy and exceptional, high-impact art. While the narrative occasionally lacks depth...”
- 8 “I thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful ending and the compelling premise of a magical girl tasked with preventing suicides. While I struggled to form a personal attachment to the characters and...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Suicide Girl begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 40 × 10 ch × vol
- Total read 5h 20m approx
- Published Apr 2020 – Jan 2024
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M53383 catalog