She is attempted to be killed three time both in the manga and the mythology. In Old Norse mythology the Aesir are said to to misuse of Frejya 's power because of their bad morals -> Kazumi fails the test because her good values and is then given to the Vanir Kazumi beats Freya and is said to be equivalent to an S rank Freya in the manga is actually seen to be quite the opposite only playing video games and lacking hygiene That seems highly likely that someone so interested in sex like Kazumi was used to represent the goddess. 'Frejya' in Old norse mythology is the Goddess of Love and sex /fertility. The 'magicians' that befriend Ryouta are used to represent the Vanir group of gods while the Aesir are represented by the villains so Vingulf (In old Norse myths thats also one place where these gods live) It is surely important to believe in fate as its influenced by myths and to expect some pretty hardcore twists. Lot of these crossreferences can help predict what will happen or more surely how this manga will end. In the manga the use of the Drasill for the magicians could also represent the evil abuse of power and the lack of honor that finally leads the Old Norse Gods to their demise. The witches Drasill relates to the mythical tree Yggdrasill (tree of life) ( this tree's roots are being eaten by a mythological Dragon NГГ°hГ¶ggr which signals the collapse of the world's order). Other interesting fact is that Brynhildr is included in a long battle between brothers and that can also be said for Kuroneko stepping in between Murakami and Makina. In Norse mythology Siegfried saves Brynhildr from death and Ryouta also saves Kuroha. Links to the poetic Edda and Old Norse Mythology.

One of these witches is Kuroneko his first love (that 'died' when they were child) which is later revealed to be the valkyrie Brynhildr. However the plot quickly drifts aways as he retrieves witches having escaped of 'Vingulf' (which is none other than the building of the gods in Norse mythology). The story starts off with a what we could call a 'generic start' with Murakami Ryouta, a nerd-ish student trying his best to become a Nasa researcher to ensure he finds aliens. So looking these up is essential to enjoy the manga more. I will say it is not possible to fully understand the manga without having some knowledge about the Edda or at least the tale of Ragnarok. The description of a cyclic death and revival is without doubt prominent to the series. Gokukoku is an intelligently done and fairly well thought out piece of work, made of dark tragedies and drama as its expected knowing its principal influence : The Twilight of gods or Ragnarok in old Norse Mythology. The thing is Gokukoku's plot was inspired of Old Norse mythology (Ragnarok / AESIR-VANIR war) which makes for a way better and more complex plot in (also read Nonono his ski jumping manga but who cares) I have been a fan of his work for some time and read some of his short stories such as Allumage and Flip Flap and obviously Elfen Lied which as the author says is the same type of story as Brynhildr. He will be more known for his other work mainly Elfen Lied. Then, one day, a new transfer student comes to his class, who not only looks a lot like Kuroneko but is named Kuroha Neko.Brynhildr in the Darkness (gokukoku no brynhildr ) is a manga written by Lynn Okamoto. Years go by and Murakami obsesses on finding proof of the existence of aliens because of a promise he had made with Kuroneko. One day, she decides to show him the aliens, but an accident occurs and Kuroneko dies while Murakami is left seriously wounded in the hospital.

She insisted on knowing about aliens and having met them, but no one believed her, even young Murakami was skeptical. When he was a child, Murakami was infatuated with a girl he called Kuroneko.

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