Kakkou no Yume (The Dream of the Cuckoos)

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Japanese: カッコウの夢

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 2

Chapters: 10

Status: Finished

Published: Feb 25, 2016 to Aug 25, 2017

Genres: Boys Love, Drama, Supernatural, Erotica

Serialization: onBLUE

Authors: Tamekou (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.24¹ (scored by 685 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #11952

Members: 1,464

Favorites: 17

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Chapters: /10

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Synopsis

A drama story about Natsuka, his best friend and his sex friend. Natsuka has been in love with his best friend, Hakushima, for four years without any gain. Though not wanting to stain his best friend and their friendship he never confesses. To divert his feelings from Hakushima, Natsuka embraces his sex friend, Seno, as a substitute. One day, Seno ends up running over Hakushima while on his motorcycle and this leaves Hakushima unconscious. Later, Seno wakes up saying "I am Hakushima." Natsuka comes up with the idea of embracing his sex friend who now has Hakushima's soul inside.

(Source: Shodensha, translated)

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Background

Kakkou no Yume was published digitally in English as The Dream of the Cuckoos by Fantasista Inc. through futekiya from December 5, 2019, to February 6, 2020. It was also published in French as Rêve de Coucou by Boy's Love IDP under the Hana Collection imprint on September 24, 2018; and in Spanish as El sueño del cuco by Milky Way Ediciones from September 26, 2019, to November 29, 2019.

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Jan 9, 2022

Lizymarie

Recommended

*Non-Spoiler Review*
All Categories: 9

This story felt unique even though it has many troupes in it, with a hint of a psychological theme. The concept of consciousness swapping is done quite well in this manga and pulled me in thoroughly. This is an erotica, so there is a lot of sexual content present, but it never overpowers the story. The progression of the story also felt natural and there weren't too many issues I had with it.

Kakkou no Yume felt like a piece that was devoted to the struggle of how to be true to yourself (with added nudity that I absolutely enjoyed).