Perfect Blue Complete Metamorphosis Novel
About Perfect Blue Complete Metamorphosis Novel
Perfect Blue: Complete Metamorphosis is written by Yoshikazu Takeuchi.
Kirigoe Mima is in the third year of her career as a pure and innocent pop idol. Feeling like something big needs to change, she plans to give her image a major update. When the new Mima is revealed–complete with a sexy outfit and a risqué photo book–one of her most obsessive fans refuses to accept her transformation. To restore Mima to the innocent girl of her debut, he puts a terrifying plan to action that throws her life into chaos and mortal peril.
Details
- Publisher: SEVEN SEAS
- Media: Novels
- Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
- Age Rating: 16+
- Release Date: 2/6/2018
- Page Count: 232
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
It was perfectly okay
by SIDNEY -
The book wasn’t bad it was okay, but when you compare it to the movie the characters felt a little a shallow in terms of development and the horror and suspense felt kind of underwhelming. If you had choose between the book or the movie I’d say go with the movie it really captures the dark side of the entertainment business and the dark obsession of being a fan.
Not as strong as the movie
by John
I actually read this before I watched the movie, and let me tell you this: the movie is much better. While the general premise is the same between this and the movie, there are a lot of differences in the plot and themes. The novel has none of the mind-screw moments that the movie is known for, which might disappoint those looking for something similar. The novel is much more straight-forward, but at the same time comes across as a little more ludicrous at some moments, especially in the climax. It's an alright read, but didn't move me as much as the movie did.