Boy's Abyss (Vol. 7) - Ryo Minenami

The Abyss Pulls Harder Than Ever

In Boy’s Abyss Vol. 7, Reiji continues to spiral as the people around him become more unstable, manipulative, and emotionally volatile. His already bleak world is collapsing faster than he can comprehend—and now, even hope feels like a cruel illusion.

Ryo Minenami masterfully blends tension, twisted relationships, and psychological horror in a story that doesn’t shy away from taboo themes. Volume 7 is a chilling continuation of a manga that dares to ask: what happens when the only way out is down?

Main Themes of the Volume

• Mental Health & Depression
• An unflinching portrayal of emotional paralysis and suicidal ideation.
• Toxic Relationships
• Manipulation, obsession, and unhealthy attachments unravel characters.
• Societal Pressure & Isolation
• Life in a suffocating small town where escape feels impossible.
• Psychological Descent
• Gritty, raw, and heartbreaking exploration of the human mind under pressure.

Why you should choose this manga

• A gripping dark drama for mature readers
• Rich psychological depth with cinematic art style
• For fans of Oyasumi Punpun, Flowers of Evil, or Chi no Wadachi
• Tackles themes rarely explored with this level of emotional honesty
• Ryo Minenami’s most intense volume yet—each page more haunting than the last

Boy’s Abyss Vol. 7 is not for the faint of heart—but for readers who seek emotional depth, disturbing beauty, and raw storytelling, it’s unmissable. This is psychological manga at its boldest: visceral, vulnerable, and unforgettable.