Kon'ya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine -last-

Kon'ya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine -last- serves as the concluding installment in the psychological thriller manga series written by Kaname Majuro. The narrative, which centers on a high school student plagued by a supernatural urge to kill the girl he loves, explores dark themes of obsession and distorted romantic devotion. This final volume provides the resolution to the high-stakes confrontation between the protagonist and his internal compulsion, bringing a definitive end to the series' provocative premise.

The series is noted for its dramatic shift from typical school-life tropes into a suspenseful psychological horror. Majuro's writing focuses on the visceral discomfort of the protagonist's condition, using the central metaphor of a moonlight confession—a common trope in Japanese media—as a chilling catalyst for violence. While the series sparked debate for its edgy approach to the psychological thriller genre, it remains a distinct entry in contemporary manga for its willingness to commit to its unsettling, dark-romantic conceit through the final volume.