Reviews for Shadows House Manga

The main character is a very energetic heroine, which softens the complexity of the setting. I read on and on because I wanted to know the settings themselves in more detail.

I still don't really understand the situation where the main characters are in a mysterious clan that is completely black and can be used, but it's a work that I'm attracted to because it has so many mysteries. I want to continue to support how the dolls that can be used love their owners and work so hard to be useful!

I want to cheer for you before it becomes like us lol the main character is healthy and cute and makes you want to cheer them on, and the story of W and Yuka where you learn to fix your own attitude on a daily basis is unquestionably interesting. It's a strange type, but it's warm and has a good balance, and it's worth reading.

I read up to 3 volumes, and I'm curious about volume 4 and beyond. I think it's very interesting.

I was drawn to the cute pictures, but the story is mysterious and draws me in. The number of characters is increasing steadily, and each character has a human touch and is fun. I wonder what the ending will be... I'm curious.

I subscribed because I was attracted to the cuteness of the main character on the cover and the dark impression of the opposite shadows. At first, I was obsessed with an unprecedented view of the world, and I read on. It's a lot of fun to read the feeling of excitement where the mystery of Shadow House is revealed little by little, and the growth of the unique characters and protagonists. Thanks to you, they are literally completely painted black and I can't read their facial expressions, but I'm reading it while imagining that they probably have this kind of expression with the dolls. I want to read more soon!

I read it after being recommended by people as “they seem to like it,” but I feel unspeakable fear. Even though it looks cute and heartwarming, there is a fear that the world view, setting, and characters' words and actions will always be slightly cold. I thought it would be fun as a comic, but I'm too scared to read more than 1 book

As is the case with the black one from the previous game, it's so marvelous how well the central part of the mystery is hidden and the story progresses from one small to the next! Is it a work that really draws you into the story? There are also many scenes where the main characters are pressured to act (whichever one you choose is dangerous, what should I do? like), are you worried about future developments?

I like the work Kuro, and when I read this one, it was as interesting as I expected! It's a cute picture, but it's a world view that makes you have a scary dream, and the castle-like buildings and clothes from old fairy tales, and charming characters are fascinating. Something that isn't human makes me feel human-like clumsy or embarrassed, and when I look at it, I feel dazed, and it feels like a slightly strange healing fantasy.

I think this is a very well thought out story! The design was also very beautiful, and even though it was a dark world view, the feeling of being excited about future developments was irresistible, so I paid for the first time! I'm really looking forward to the continuation!

It was like reading a children's story, and I was so excited. Kate and Emilico are lovely girls and so are John and Shawn! Keep an eye out for their relationships and how the story unfolds.

Is it horror? Is it fantasy? At first, each episode unfolds as a single episode in a small world, but it expands steadily. Is it still early? While hoping that the story will spread too much and not be violent, I'm looking forward to the future.

Eh, a youth comic with this picture! So when I tried it out, the first page was great as soon as possible. I'm worried about the creepy settings. The cleaning dolls, who also act as Kagemusha in the Shadow, form a social order, and the unique mansion rules are interesting. I thought volume 1 was a heartwarming Tsumaranai... but the world that can be seen from volume 2 expands, the hierarchy is visible, and horror black black suke also appears, and colors come out. Unexpectedly, it even had a faint smell, making it a favorite development where you can feel the thickness. It's packed with a lot of worrisome elements. postscript. I've read up to 4 volumes. The more I read it, the more interesting it became and I trembled with anticipation. But if there was a color version, I should have bought that one. Continued postscript, I love Patrick too much.

The pictures were beautiful, and the story was a little strange and interesting, and Emilico was cute and charming, so I read more and more. Entering volume 4, a little uneasy excitement was added, and Kate's intelligent charm was added, and I'm worried more and more about the future. It seems like it's still going to make me feel excited until the end.

The pattern has a gentle and cute touch, so it's almost fooled, but the main character is “Living Dolls Serving Faceless People.” Isn't this alone a little creepy? The main character, Emilico, works hard for her husband, Kate, who doesn't open her heart easily, and since she doesn't have a face, she can't even sense her feelings from her facial expressions. The relationship between the two changes little by little as the story progresses. The tempo of the story is good, and the characters that appear are very unique, so I never get tired of it. Why doesn't her husband have a face, why does it quickly get dirty with soot, why don't customers come to this house, and why did Emilico serve Kate? The mystery, which deepens as you read the story, is called a mystery, and the foreshadows that are scattered and thought to be entangled are collected so neatly that you feel comfortable. Why don't you take a peek into the mysterious everyday lives of Emilico, who is always full of energy, and Kate, a lady full of elegance?

I thought it was about a healthy and cute girl. The picture and story were cute. I thought it would be difficult to understand the content and setting of the story.

I wanted to read everything from anime to addictive comics. I read the comics and the pictures and backgrounds were wonderful. As the story progressed, what was a mystery became clear, and I felt sweaty