Doubt, Vol. 1 (Doubt, 1)

Enter the suspenseful world of Yoshiki Tonogai's *Doubt, Vol. 1*, where a popular mobile game bleeds into chilling reality. When a group of teenage friends, all avid players of the online game "Rabbit Doubt," decide to meet in person, their fun gathering quickly spirals into a terrifying nightmare. "Rabbit Doubt" is a game of deception and survival, where players take on the roles of rabbits who must identify the wolf hiding among them. The wolf's goal is to sow mistrust and eliminate the rabbits one by one. The premise seems like harmless fun, until the group of friends wakes up in an abandoned building, each branded with a mysterious barcode. Their situation takes a horrifying turn when they discover a gruesome scene: a lifeless body hanging before them. The lines between the virtual game and reality become blurred as the teens realize they're trapped in a real-life version of "Rabbit Doubt." The stakes are far higher than a game score, as their lives hang in the balance. To survive, they must uncover the wolf in their midst before they become the next victim. Paranoia and suspicion run rampant as they turn on each other, questioning everything they thought they knew about their online friends. Yoshiki Tonogai masterfully crafts a suspenseful and gripping narrative, exploring themes of trust, betrayal, and the dark side of human nature. *Doubt, Vol. 1* is a thrilling manga that will keep you on the edge of your seat, guessing until the very end. The intricate plot and psychological tension are reminiscent of classic whodunits, but with a modern, tech-savvy twist. It's a perfect read for fans of suspenseful mysteries and psychological thrillers, especially those who enjoy series like *Judge* and *Secret*. This edition, published by Yen Press, features Tonogai's striking illustrations, bringing the characters and the unsettling atmosphere of the abandoned building to life. With 400 pages of intense suspense, *Doubt, Vol. 1* is a compelling start to the *Doubt* series that will leave you craving more. Will they be able to distinguish friend from foe in time? Can their virtual camaraderie withstand the pressures of a real-life life-or-death situation? Dive into the world of *Doubt* and find out!