Reviews for Mushishi Manga

A unique worldview, pictures, and a bland story. The strange feeling that it can't be called a harpy end or a bad end after reading is also good. I recommend it to everyone! It's not a book called, but I really like it.

I was forced to read only one volume. It was a very strange work, but I felt drawn in as I read it. It looks like it was done in an anime before, but I wanted to watch it

It has a unique view of the world, but I think it's a work you can really enjoy if you get addicted to it. The story is dark, and there are many cases where it progresses slowly. But it makes me think about something every time, and it's worth reading. It's interesting.

I loved it. Everyone has written it, but it's a strange feeling, and if you read it for the first time, I think you'll understand your likes and dislikes. I loved it.

Immerse yourself in a mysterious yet quiet world. I thought it would be nice to have books in this category as well as romance.

Each story is solid, and it's worth reading. It's a unique view of the world, but it draws you in.

I've reread it over and over again. There are also stories that make me feel unmotivated, but I wonder if they are humans too. I also wanted to live in such a strange world.

The view of the world is unique, and you can feel that kind of atmosphere, like an old story, something that seems unlikely. The main character, Ginkgo, is so you can enjoy the story objectively.

This is a story about a man who trades the handling of insects in a world like old Japan where both imaginary and unimaginable insects coexist. The realistic view of the world is fun and matches the touch of the picture.

I feel like the author's love for living things comes through. It's an omnibus format, so some stories are good, and others have a bad aftertaste. However, every story sinks right into my heart. As I read this comic, I think there is another world where there are people who are living hard just because they can't see it with their own eyes.

This is a story about bugs (spirits and monsters). There aren't any flashy things like exterminating monsters, and there are stories with a bad aftertaste, but I can read them softly and calmly.

One episode is complete and easy to read. There wasn't a tremendous amount of excitement, but with its unique atmosphere and story, the more I read it, the more I became addicted to it. It is recommended for reading quietly alone in the room.

There's nothing really exciting, it feels like it's moist and deep, and the main story is about stories along the way, so other than ginkgo? The cast only appears once in a while, and they have a unique view of the world, so I think it's irresistible for people who like it

The mysterious view of the world is irresistible. The story is complete in one episode and is easy to read, so I recommend it

The lines of the picture itself are monotonous or rather simple, and the world view and even the story stand out for their quiet and profound finish. It makes me feel like Mushishi and the world of Mushishi are really right next door. At first, it was just the color of the cover that was listed in the recommendations section, and somehow I was wondering if I would watch episode 1 or 2... but it's a work that made me want to read one after another, and it may be my first hit in a long time. The warm, slightly sad, and quiet place is excellent.

It's a 360-degree snowy landscape, nothing else, and no sound... the world where snow just falls quietly is dull, but something overwhelming and makes you feel deeply moved, sad, and kind, and it would be a strange feeling? Something like that

The second season of the anime is currently being broadcast. I think the basic episode is over, the way the scenery is written is really wonderful. All of the stories were pretty strange. It's one of the few comics that make you feel like old Japan

When I read this comic, I'm drawn into the world of comics; it's so influential that I think this might actually happen in reality... it's not a monster, but it's not a mystery... I wonder how it can be expressed

It's not realistic, but it might not be strange... rather, it's a story about insects that makes me want to take a look. It's not a psychic fear, it's not a big deal, and it progresses leisurely. It's a basic short story and the story is short, so I think it's easy to read at my own pace. I read it all at once (lol '∀`), but it was a work I wanted to read as a standalone book.

I bought it, let it sit for a year, and it's not something I can write right before it expires. When I read Tactile, I was thrilled that I want to read this on paper ❗. It's a style I fell in love with, and I don't think the pictures are beautiful either. However, it has a flavor that stimulates the hearts of monster lovers. Are you imaginative and full of excitement?