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If you're looking for manga similar to Goth, you might like these titles.

Kare no Satsujin Keikaku

Kare no Satsujin Keikaku

Yasuhiro Takagi could have been an average seventeen-year-old high school sophomore, but recently he's decided that he wants the experience of killing somebody. With meticulous detail he ponders how and when the event will take place. Should he pick a stranger or someone close to him? A yakuza to help society, a celebrity, someone old or young? And above all else, what will people think of him when he does it?

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IDDKyewD IDDKyewD says...

Personally I enjoyed Goth more than His Murder Scheme but both deal with the perverse appeal of killing and ask you to understand the killer and his frame of mind.

Omurqi Omurqi says...

Both these short manga are about the same thing, killing and a killers frame of mind. Kare no Satsujin Keikaku gives off a more realistic, everyday vibe in order to make it disturbing and Goth is very "dark and gritty", but if you liked one of these, it's definitely worth checking out the other.

NicoNicoDesu NicoNicoDesu says...

Both of these manga are short stories murder and death. "Goth" is more of a yandere-romance manga, but "Kare no Satsujin Keikaku"'s nonchalant way of addressing homicide makes it more disturbing. Both are worth a read if you can handle the themes.

Usotsuki Mi-kun to Kowareta Ma-chan: Totteoki no Uso

Usotsuki Mi-kun to Kowareta Ma-chan: Totteoki no Uso

Years ago, a kidnapping incident left a pair of victims with lasting psychological scars: Maa-chan is prone to violent mood swings, while Mii-kun's pathological lying shrouds his life in mystery. Now, when the news begins airing stories of kidnappings and serial murderers, Mii-kun moves into Maa-chan's house, in an effort to protect this girl who he has been through so much with. But can he save her from herself?

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AirCommodore AirCommodore says...

While not terribly similar in plot, both Goth and Lying Mii-kun and Broken Maa-chan are about a boy-girl teenage pair with some screws loose. They have the same mood, and will definitely appeal to the same audience.

casandra29 casandra29 says...

both these manga have a similar set up and they both have dark psychological elements to them. Furthermore the male lead in both these manga are kind of similar in that they are obsessive with investigating death and enjoy disturbing things and are surprisingly smart and gallant in their own twisted way.

ChalamiuS ChalamiuS says...

Both of these manga have main characters with a bit morbid interest in death and other distrubing things. Both of the main male characters are also of the investigative type which is the main driving force behind both stories.

Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror

Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror

In the seemingly-normal small Japanese town of Kurozu-cho, odd events are beginning to take place. Residents are becoming obsessed with spiral - whirlwinds, snail shells, pottery, or anything with a spiral design. But when strange events start happening in the town, with spirals appearing in disturbing places, can anyone escape their horrible draw? 

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Einhertz Einhertz says...

Both stories focus on dark and horrorific imagery with gruesome situation and scenarios that will leave you re-reading each page trying to soak in every word and image.

FullmetalDragon FullmetalDragon says...

Lots of horror and blood etc. Both are a bad idea to read if you're squeamish. A very and idea. 

Anne Freaks

Anne Freaks

Yuri is a troubled young man who, for his own reasons, killed his mother. Anna is a mysterious young woman who helps Yuri bury the evidence on the terms that he helps her kill her own parents; and Mitsuba is another teen whose life has also been marred by horrific violence. Together, the three have begun a new life where killing is commonplace and revenge is the ultimate goal. However, there’s more to their relationship than meets the eye, as the three share a disturbing past...

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NimirRa NimirRa says...

Goth and Anne Freaks each have a guy/girl duo that would have been better off not being made. Themes of death, murder, and twisted justice fill their pages. If you enjoyed one- see how the other puts a different spin on the similar themes.

sothis sothis says...

Anne Freaks and Goth involve (amongst other characters in AF) a boy/girl duo with sinister, disturbing tendencies and are drawn together by danger. If you liked one, definitely give the other a try.

Higanjima

Higanjima

Akira is in the midst of the final battle between the human race and vampires. He only has 47 days until Japan is turned into an island of vampires.

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deideiblueeyez deideiblueeyez says...

I don't know why exactly, but the darkness in Goth reminded me of the dark and sinister feeling of Higanjima. Though Goth is about two death-obsessed teenagers who solve crimes out of sheer curiosity and "fun" and Higanjima is about vampires, both bring darkness and evil to the table. If you like Goth, maybe you'll like Higanjima as well and vice versa.

Akai Kiba (Anthology)

Akai Kiba (Anthology)

A cloaked, shadowy and mysterious figure hears noises from an alley one night, and goes to investigate. There, he finds a beautiful winged being with her arm stuck in a hole, being gnawed on from the inside. And so, he does the only logical thing...

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Kari5 Kari5 says...

Although Sabrina is only a few pages long, it has a strong horror feel to it. It's creepiness and gore is similar to some of the stories in Goth's chapters. If you liked one, you'd probably enjoy the other.

Sekaiichi Zankoku de Utsukushii Grimm Douwa

Sekaiichi Zankoku de Utsukushii Grimm Douwa

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Kari5 Kari5 says...

While Covered in Cinders is fairly short, it is a great example of a horror story with a disgusting twist near the end. This is very similar to several of the short stories featured in Goth. If you liked one, you'd probably enjoy the other.

Nijigahara Holograph

Nijigahara Holograph

Even as butterflies ominously proliferate in town, the rumor of a mysterious creature lurking in the tunnel behind the school spreads among the children. When the body of Arié Kimura's mother is found by this tunnel's entrance, next to apparently human traces, the legend seems to be confirmed. Is the end of the world coming? In order to appease the wrath of the beast, the children decide to offer it a sacrifice: The unfortunate Arié, whom they believe to be the cause of the curse, is shoved into a well that leads to the Nijigahara tunnel — an act that in turns pushes Komatsuzaki, the budding thug who has carried a torch for Arié for a while already, entirely over the edge.

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casandra29 casandra29 says...

If you liked Nijigahara Holograph or Goth you probably would enjoy the other as well because both are the depressing type of dark manga. In both the main characters have major psychological issues. 

Killing My Sensei Softly

Killing My Sensei Softly

After school, Sensei tutors me in secret. My classmates think we have some sort of relationship, but they've got it all wrong. Sensei is a serial killer, and I am his apprentice. "Sensei, please teach me how to murder." A dark love unfolds between a serial killer Sensei and his devoted apprentice!

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MangaBean MangaBean says...

Both have a similar vibe and have protagonists who are morally grey and have a fascination with murder.

Both protagonists are planning to kill their... I don't know if you'd call them their 'love interest'... maybe their 'partner in crime works' more.

Both feature lots of serial killers with different modus operandi and motivations.

Jisatsu Circle

Jisatsu Circle

When Saya was in middle school, her father had a mental breakdown – and that's when things began to change. Kyoko, her best friend, noticed the girl becoming distant, and Saya even began selling her body for money. But when the troubled teen met Mitsuko and joined her Suicide Club, Kyoko watched Saya gain a new, chilling sense of purpose and a deep desire to follow Mitsuko to the grave. Can Kyoko save her friend's life when all she wants to do is die?

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