Reviews for Shadows House Manga

This review contains spoilers. The more I read, the more interesting it is! Not only Kate and Emilico, but also the bonds between Shadow and other living dolls are shown very well. It's wonderful how Kate herself has grown due to Emilico's honesty and John's honesty. Shadows (living dolls) who don't know if they're friends or enemies or allies also have their own feelings, so it's very impressive! It's also nice that there are explanations along the way!

This review contains spoilers. After reading up to 10 volumes, I was surprised and heartened by Kate's true identity, past, and feelings for Emilico. The precious stuffed toy of Kate that appeared in volume 1 was actually made by Emilico during the circus troupe era, etc., so many foreshadowing has been brilliantly collected, and it is drawn with the idea of the story properly thought out, which makes me unexpectedly impressed even though I am a reader. Thanks to John, there is also a comedic part, and I like the fact that it makes me laugh out loud. I'm also curious about the whereabouts of Patrick (Shadow)'s love, and I want to cheer for him. I can't help but be worried about the continuation the more I read it! I've also heard rumors that the series has been discontinued, but I hope both the author and fans will be satisfied with the ending! I'm rooting for you!

This review contains spoilers. Regardless of volume 1, it is a work that shows excitement all at once from around volume 2. Every time it is updated, new mysteries and questions are born, and I never get tired of reading it.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I started reading it fearfully about the strange relationship between people who follow shadows, but the more I understood the worldview and characters, the more I fell in love with it. How to outsmart the shadow house is also interesting, and it's interesting no matter where you cut it out, the incident that happened inside the shadow house until now, the fact that the mirror house was replaced by the shadow house, and the current situation where the human village is under the control of the shadows when it is noticed thereafter. Also, the personality of Shadow starts from where the fairy called Morph imitates humans, but in the end, they are not at all the same; humans have strong human personalities, and Shadow has strong personalities, and even though Shadow is completely black and has no expression, I feel that the characters stand so standing that they can be recognized as different characters. Above all, Patrick, who grew up being influenced only by Ricky at first, had an arrogant attitude at the beginning, but after the “unveiling,” he began to interact with various people and began to develop personalities different from Ricky, and he realized that he “fell in love” with the living doll Emilico rather than Shadow, and sometimes showed joy, anger, sorrow, and joy because of that. Right now, I'm enjoying it because it's fun to solve the case, but I'm reading it while thinking that I'm worried about what will happen to the Shadows who grew up so human after various things have been solved for the ending. Patrick's love has made me feel like I want to support her in particular, but no matter what happens, I hope it goes in a good direction.

This review contains spoilers. Look at the cover, is this about a child with a dual personality? When I thought about it, I was surprised that there was a black kid ❗️ I like Emilico's little bit too. Also, I like pictures ❗️

This review contains spoilers. I really like the illustrations and I love the story too! The costumes of all the children that come out are cute. charcoal? I want to take a look without a black haze like that on it...