Reviews for Mushishi Manga

A unique worldview, graphics, and a bland story. The indescribable strange feeling of finishing reading is also good.

That's pretty interesting! I often looked at the cover at bookstores and never picked it up, but it was quite interesting!

I was drawn to it because of its unique view of the world! Even in the midst of being horrified, there is a bit of warmth, or rather relief. After all, it was an indescribable feeling lol After that, the main character's personality struck off on my own.

I loved watching anime, but I've always shied away from comics, wondering if drawing is somehow impossible. But after all, I was drawn to the unique atmosphere, so I just read on. I can't help but draw settings like Shanghai and mountains, but there were times when I wanted to cut corners, and I had a good impression of the fact that it was drawn in detail and carefully anyway, and I thought “it must be difficult.” It's a good work.

clearly, I think it's a bug story...? Is the actual content a different world from what I had imagined without permission from the title? The atmosphere is more like a picture book than a comic, and it feels like the story progresses episode by episode. It's such a work where something remains in my heart even in a quiet atmosphere.

It has a strange atmosphere like an old story. From the title, I thought it was a gross story, but it was completely different. I'm glad I read it.

It was an anime I was addicted to, but I read the original one for the first time. I just got drawn in and read on. Unique and deep. After all, it's my favorite type of story!

I started with the anime, but it still has a unique atmosphere, and I think it's worth reading.

I knew the title, but I opened the comic for the first time. I was drawn in by saying that the pictures were also elaborate, or that I wanted to see this mysterious view of the world or something scary. There are bugs that are a bit creepy, but they are both funny and interesting.

I watched the anime first and learned about this film ⤴ I wonder what it is~, I want to go to this world I don't want to go to (lol) I'm so addicted to it that I watched it without fail even though it was quite a late-night frame? Ginkgo's relaxed, quiet, and laid-back vibe is similar to the main character (Heisuke) of the comic called Flat, and I was my favorite type (laughs), and this unique worldview also has something similar to surrealist painters such as Dali and Magritte, so I think people who like that kind of thing are probably addicted to it? If you think comics are a bit difficult, would you recommend starting with anime? The goodness of the original story is properly expressed, so don't worry ❗

I don't like bugs, but I enjoyed reading it carefully. They are good at drawing insects and are realistic, but the great thing about this work is that it makes me feel radiant after reading episode by episode!

I've only read volume 1. The view of the world is unique, and I think it's interesting. but I wonder if it's a little difficult...

It's a quiet storyline that starts quietly and ends quietly. When I read it, I'm drawn into that world. I really like it.

As everyone wrote, the atmosphere was unique and I was drawn in. It's different from the setting insect = evil, which has been common until now, and there are sad stories, but it doesn't make me feel bad. Also, even though the main character is somewhere out of the ordinary, he is human-like and charming.

It's a famous work, so I'm sure many of you know it, but if you read a few episodes, I think it's a work where your likes and dislikes will become clear. Personally, I like this unique view of the world and the way time flows that I feel from between frames.

I think it would probably be a work that would have grown even more if the subject wasn't mistaken. Human affairs are very good

I love this unique atmosphere!! I think the content is very deep!

The content of the story is wonderful and deep. I've read all of the episodes one by one, and it was interesting to think about each one.

There are happy endings and bad endings, but in a good sense, every story really sticks in my mind later.

It's a series of strange stories. It's scary, like peeking into the wonders of the world little by little, but it makes me feel like I shouldn't look away. There are quite a few gloomy expressions, so there may be people who don't like it when it comes to women. But I recommend it to those who are attracted to specters, strange phenomena, etc. ✨