✍ Scribed by Takeuchi Yoshikazu
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Le roman vénéneux qui a inspiré le film d’animation culte de Satoshi Kon. Quand une idole japonaise est rattrapée par la folie de son plus grand fan. Mima est en danger. Sa carrière d’idole, en pleine inertie, est menacée par une concurrence de plus en plus rude, tandis que les avertissements d’un admirateur fanatique se font chaque jour plus insistants. « Mima, je t’en supplie, ne change pas... » Pourtant, pour survivre dans une industrie en pleine mutation, la jeune femme songe sérieusement à enterrer son image de petite fille modèle pour embrasser pleinement son côté glamour. Dans l’ombre, couteau en main, l’homme observe l’idole. Il en est désormais persuadé : il est le seul à pouvoir empêcher Mima de changer. Prise au piège d’un plan macabre, l’idole tourmentée devra alors tout faire pour sauver sa peau. Mais la métamorphose de Mima est imminente...
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