Tatoe Hai ni Nattemo
Though You May Burn to Ash

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I had to leave my words here after reading this. I just finished Though You May Burn to Ash and I had to say this your manga has touched my soul and your story continues to live on long after you have passed. I believe you wrote this manga with your full emotion and worked hard to get as far as you could with the series while you were having your own battle with death and you pushed on hinting to us even about how you were doing. Your art and story was some of the best I've ever read and truly sad to hear ... you have gone right after I feel I have just gotten to know you. I hope I can write a story to your standards someday and may you push me to that. Rest in Peace Oniyazu Kakashi Sensei. You have become my inspiration and I hope I can do something with my life like you have done with yours.

This manga although unfinished is a masterpiece in every shape and way and encourage everyone to read this manga because he wrote his soul into this manga and I will forever cherish owning and having to gotten to know him through his creation... R.I.P sensei.

I experienced an extreme sadness with this series. Not with the plot or the manga itself, but with the news that the mangaka had passed. What impressed me most with Though you may burn to ash is the art. There's no sugar coating that this is gore porn. Many characters deaths are drawn out in gruesome detail far longer than they needed to be. Yet he drags it out whilst filling out the backstory of the character being killed making you sad to see them suffer. Even the ones that deserved it. It's a story I swear I'd read before, unfortunate souls gamble their lives ... to attain wealth and pay a terrible price. Yet, I can't help but think that this series might have been different, in that it was heading to a happy ending. One in which all the ones that died returned and all the pain and sorrow he inflicted on the reader was covered over with a bandage, a warm hug, and an "I'm sorry".

Therein lies the sadness. We'll never know how it ends. This could've been one of the best battle royale, survival series written and the answer to whether it would've been or not will never be answered. I extend a condolence to the family of Kakashi Oniyazu and hope that he rests easy.

*More of a personal review*
Heard about this manga from Sydney Poniewaz, an anime youtuber, and had to give it a read. It was on and off, but from the start I knew this manga was setting up something incredible. It was only when I found renewed interest around the end of the first game's arc that I discovered the mangaka had passed away. Finally finishing this masterpiece, I can only imagine what incredible twists and turns the author had in store for what was most certainly an epic conclusion. So many memorable frames with just as many emotions tied to each will be, for better ... or for worse, engraved in my memory for as long as I continue to remember what these works can offer. I never understood the empathy of manga and anime enjoyers to so heavily mourn the deaths of their respective creators until I began to wrap myself deeper and deeper into the plot of Though You May Burn to Ash. Kakashi Oniyazu, the name of such a talented and young master gone so soon; I hope in paradise you rest contentedly knowing you've given so much entertainment and appreciation for readers through this art form. Though you may burn to ash, your soul will undoubtedly linger in our world for years to come.

Weirdly enough I feel in-love reading this manga. To me this manga is one you either really love it or you really hate it. What I like about this manga is the absence of barriers and adding actual cost to gambling. I also enjoy the gore/ horror in the manga with simplistic story line that is easy to follow and isn't trying to be to dramatic or complicated. I have read all of what has been released up to chapter 24 and waiting for the next volume to be released in america. If you are looking for a simple gambling manga with consequences than i ... would recommend this for you.

I read this manga to its latest chapter in one sitting and the only thing I can say is that it was a thrill ride. It started pretty slow, but boy oh boy does it heat up very quickly and it manages to keep the pace all the way through which I have to give them credit for. I'm a huge fan of gore and torture mangas and if you are looking for one, then I'd highly recommend you read this! The character development was just about what'd you expect in a manga like this... sh*tty, but they more than make up for it with ... the artwork during those precious torture scenes.

So very tragic about the author's passing. The story leaves off just when you want more, but there are worse points it could have ended on.

I'm a huge fan of torture movies and stories about death games, so this really was perfect for me. It has those really methodical moments that I love from series like Kaiji, punctuated by horrifically creative scenes of torture, drawn to life in such a vivid way that you can't look away.

I'm very ADHD about reading in general, so it's hard to get me hooked on a manga, but this is one of those where I couldn't put it down ... until I was done after just the first chapter. If you're at all a fan of gambling/death game anime/manga or have a sickening curiosity about medieval torture then you absolutely should read this.