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* {{spoiler|[[Fake King]]: Hal}}
* {{spoiler|[[Fake King]]: Hal}}
* [[God Save Us From the Queen]]: The Queen isn't a very nice person.
* [[God Save Us From the Queen]]: The Queen isn't a very nice person.
* {{spoiler|[[Half Identical Twins]] - The triplets started out identical, but after the king's death they started changing (or not, in the youngest-looking one's case). The twins who hunt Lycoris are mirror-images due to one blinding herself to be her punished sister's other eye.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Half-Identical Twins]] - The triplets started out identical, but after the king's death they started changing (or not, in the youngest-looking one's case). The twins who hunt Lycoris are mirror-images due to one blinding herself to be her punished sister's other eye.}}
* [[Meaningful Name]] / [[Theme Naming]]: Most, if not all, of the princesses are named after flowers or plants, and usually toxic ones at that.
* [[Meaningful Name]] / [[Theme Naming]]: Most, if not all, of the princesses are named after flowers or plants, and usually toxic ones at that.
* [[Not So Different]]: Lycoris and Hal {{spoiler|plus the two other brothers: one's a poison tester and the other keeps accidentally killing things}}
* [[Not So Different]]: Lycoris and Hal {{spoiler|plus the two other brothers: one's a poison tester and the other keeps accidentally killing things}}

Revision as of 00:00, 10 January 2014

A manga by Mitsukazu Mihara, who also wrote Beautiful People and Doll, this is about a group of women raised from birth to be assassins and have had all their bodily fluids converted into lethal poisons.

Dokuhime starts with poisonous herbs under the cradle. Then under the sheets. And inside the clothes. Even mixed in the milk that they feed the newborn. This way the child gradually gets used to poisons and becomes the perfect assassination tool - the “Poison Princess”, whose every kiss, tear and even touch bring death. Her only chance of survival is to fulfill her duty as an assassin and find a way to live on in the enemy land to which she is sent… if her heart is strong enough.


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