Reviews for OTOGI - TALES OF HUMANS AND DEMONS Manga

The reviews were so good that I bought it. This is Kukuhayate-san's first time. Well, I cried from the first episode... it's a story about the god of the mountain and the potter. Also, the last story about Dragon God and the Samurai made me cry. The story of Tsukumogami also made me cry. it was just a matter of tight talk. I love countries where gods exist. The picture was beautiful, and it reminded me of Minazuki Akira's picture.

An omnibus of fairy tales and folktales. All of them were good, but I think I like the story about swords. I like the fact that the story of Dragon Blood also shows human shallowness or greed, and I think humans are stupid.

Includes 5 short stories, a bonus comic, and an explanation from the author. Each one was a beautiful story. There aren't any landmine elements, but I think there were a lot of sad stories. “Blue Wind Poem (Song)” and “Tsubamemaru” are really sad. On the other hand, “fox udon” was so cute! It was chemomimi that the author is good at! There is sex only in “Up to the Sea” and “Dragon's Elixir.” “Dragon's Elixir” was the most fairytale-like. It's not good for BL, but the feeling of caring for each other was beautiful. I feel like I want this as a paper book too.

It's all about a couple of people outside the house. I liked the last “Dragon's Elixir” the most. I wonder if this author exists? A bonus story about Little Kids was included, and that was cute again.

It persuasively depicts points that lead to differences between opposites. There are times when it's sad because they are different things, but even so, I think it's wonderful to have overlapping feelings. The pictures are also perfect for the story.

There were various short stories about people outside the room and about humans, but it was a good organization. From pure love to hostile love, it didn't just become erotic... I wonder if the Shiranuhi edition will be made into 1 book! What I personally like is the sword edition!!

It was a fantasy short story. I read it like an adult Japanese folktale, and there were places where I kept coming back.

All of them are quite tasty. The picture is unique, so there are likes and dislikes, but the depiction of people outside is cute. Deep-fried fox is good.

A short story about something other than a human being. There were so many things in it that it was interesting. I like the last 4 frames because they are cute.

I don't really like short stories, but this is a special story and it was very interesting. There was also a slightly sad story, but since it had a happy ending, did you enjoy it?

The title Otogi is a perfect short story. It looks like I'm reading an old story, but it feels a bit like BL. I'm glad the foxes in “Fox Udon” are innocent and cute.

A short story about a mysterious story. It has been completed as a comic. There are also sad stories, but I'm healed by the bonus comic at the end. The bonus manga is so cute.

I think this work is recommended for those who love fantasy and outsiders. It's a sad and heartwarming short story with Ayakashi and people. Since it's a short story, it may be unsatisfactory, but maybe it's better not to talk too much. I think this artist's ability to write words and the expressive power of his paintings is amazing. I think it would be difficult to make fantasy persuasive, but it's a work that really draws me in. I like the fact that even if it's a serious story, it doesn't get too dim and I can feel relief.

This short story is really fuzzy and sad! It's a pity for those looking for erotic erotica. It focuses on the story and is recommended for those who like outsiders! I also recommend “Mononofu” by this author!

It is a work containing 5 fantasy short films. I particularly like “Fox Udon” and “Up to the Sea” in the description. “Fox Udon” is already cute and irresistible for foxes (*'ω`*) I understand the feeling of wanting to keep a tofu shop all to myself. “Up to the Bottom of the Sea” is already smirking at me in Shiranuhi ('∀`), but at the end, “I don't like not being able to ride on my back!” I laughed at it (lol)