Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu

Kyoutarou Ichikawa presents a carefully constructed facade of quiet adolescence, concealing a disturbing inner world consumed by violent fantasies. His obsession centers on Anna Yamada, a seemingly carefree classmate whose image becomes the focal point of his destructive desires. However, their interactions in the school library begin to unravel Ichikawa's preconceived notions about Yamada. He discovers a vulnerability and naivety beneath her composed exterior. As they develop an unexpected connection, Ichikawa experiences a profound shift within himself. The lines between his dark impulses and a burgeoning protective instinct blur, forcing him to confront the unsettling possibility that empathy might eclipse his long-held intentions. The series explores themes of psychological complexity, the nature of perception, and the potential for transformation in unexpected places.