Jack 💜 reviewed Viscera Objectica by Yugo Limbo
Freaky and Fantastic
5 stars
Much like their previous published work, Limbo brings in another tale of a man’s romantic tryst with a puppet… with some very key differences.
“Viscera Objectica” is a much simpler story, a lot like a passing anecdote you’d get from a close friend over an edible high. It’s personal and intimate, the kind of story where it just kind of clicks into place once you get to a certain point. Sometimes people can fall in love with the oddest things. It’s a unique mark of humanity, the way we’re able to pack bond with pretty much anything.
I’ve never seen a story like this before, let alone with one of the most gender affirming protagonist’s I’ve ever seen in my life. I adore how Limbo draws transmasc characters. No one else can do it like they do, and it’s simply splendid.
Is it weird? I mean, yeah, but that’s what …
Much like their previous published work, Limbo brings in another tale of a man’s romantic tryst with a puppet… with some very key differences.
“Viscera Objectica” is a much simpler story, a lot like a passing anecdote you’d get from a close friend over an edible high. It’s personal and intimate, the kind of story where it just kind of clicks into place once you get to a certain point. Sometimes people can fall in love with the oddest things. It’s a unique mark of humanity, the way we’re able to pack bond with pretty much anything.
I’ve never seen a story like this before, let alone with one of the most gender affirming protagonist’s I’ve ever seen in my life. I adore how Limbo draws transmasc characters. No one else can do it like they do, and it’s simply splendid.
Is it weird? I mean, yeah, but that’s what makes it so special.