is a Japanese

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written by

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and illustrated by Oto Toda. It was released on the ''

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'' website in July 2022.

Publication

Written by

and illustrated by Oto Toda, the

was released on

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's ''

'' manga website on July 4, 2022.

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and ''

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'' published the one-shot in English simultaneously with its Japanese release.

Reception

Brian Salvatore from Multiversity Comics praised the story despite the manga's short length, especially for how it left several parts to interpretation; Salvatore also praised Toda's artwork. However, Salvatore felt that the manga tells the reader what to think at times. Kazushi Shimada from praised the story's message about looking for the deeper meaning in art and Toda's artwork. Shimada also liked that the story was left vague and open to interpretation at points.

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