Reviews for Mushishi Manga

It's my favorite break-up work, but personally I like this atmosphere. There are also many stories that make you think, and I think it's a work that deepens by reading it over and over again. People who like the Yo-kai series and the Mysterious series may be addicted to it.

The story is set in Japan, where strange creatures coexist in symbiosis, like in the days when specters and demons were believed. It's a one-episode complete story, so you can enjoy it no matter how many volumes you pick up. There are also media mixes with comics, anime, and live-action movies, but each has its own merits.?

I really like the setting and view of the world. It's a heartwarming story, so be sure to read it.

I also watched the anime starting from the original story. There are also stories where the existence of invisible insects is no salvation for humans, but overall it is a good read and I like it.

The world view and atmosphere of the work are so wonderful and I am drawn in. The main character was also fascinating. All of Yuki Urushihara's works have a unique atmosphere and are wonderful.

I was reading one episode at a time before going to bed. From heart-warming stories to thought-provoking stories. It is recommended for those who want to read a relaxing story. The picture in the background is just beautiful.

The setting is also interesting, and the backgrounds and thoughts of each character appearing in the story overlap, creating a very deep finish. I want a sequel to come out!

Worlds and creatures that are invisible, represented by insects, exist. Even if it causes harm to people, it's just a relationship as a living thing or phenomenon, and not thinking about it with the human concept of evil is a unique worldview. Japanese people may have thought this way in the past about typhoons, floods, lightning, sunshine, etc.

The pictures are wonderful, the story makes me cry, and the developments are interesting, such as where and how they were connected.

I definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes a unique sense of the world and mysterious stories such as monsters and spirits. * “Mushishi” also has a paper book with beautiful depictions, but since deterioration has begun to be noticeable, I also bought an e-book.

There are “worlds” and “creatures” that are impossible for those who cannot see, yet those who can see take it for granted. It's strange and mysterious that each of those who are incompatible intersects. I love that view of the world.

There are heartwarming stories, there are sad and lonely stories, and there are also creepy stories that make you feel creepy. However, all of them are profound and thought-provoking works. I applaud the author's point of view, who treated invisible people as “bugs.”

The content of each episode is mainly an episode based on the relationship between people and insects in places where the main character of Mushishi stops by on his travels, and I am drawn into the appeal of each story. People who can see insects are rare in any place, but it is certainly a world where insects coexist with people and all living things. I like all of the stories, but I personally want to reread the Green Constellation, Sea of Brushes, Cotton Spore, Flower Confusion, Path of Thorns, and the Stars in the Sky over and over again. It's a wonderful work that makes me think I'm glad I came across it.

I fell in love with anime and read books. The anime has beautiful images, but the original has black and white pictures, making it fun to read while imagining various things

It is a very beautiful work with a unique view of the world. Even though it was quiet and sad, the air made me feel somewhat relieved, and I was drawn in unexpectedly.

I'm addicted to it after reading the first volume (laughs), but they're all wonderful stories, sequels? I'm considering reading something like that too!

The pictures are beautiful, the view of the world is wonderful, the story has a proper punch line, and there are no complaints. It continues, but since each story is organized as an independent story, it's perfect for reading in between.

It is a work with a quiet view of the world. If you like works depicting non-human things and relationships with people, don't miss it. The anime is wonderful too.

It was a form of watching the anime first and then reading the original story, but I was drawn in by the unique view of the world. I definitely want to see this view of the world in color!