Reviews for Hauntress Manga

The title is Zashiki Onna, but it's almost always a story that is attached to a stalker woman. When I first read it at the time, I was really scared of the visuals of the zashiki woman. I can read it quickly in a single volume, so I still reread it in my spare time.

Stalker girls are too scary. But I'm worried about the continuation, and I'm drawn in. Is this a story about the human fear of stalker women? I thought, but when I saw the last picture, aren't they human?? Either way, it was a terrifying and engaging work!

The realistic scene of the woman in the zashiki is really thrilling, and if you like scary things, you'll fall in love with it.

It was interesting because it had an improbable fear, like drawing an urban legend.

It's a bit of an unlikely story, but I was scared that it might seem like it after all!!! (T_T))

A long time ago, this film became a late-night radio drama, and I remember being really scared to listen to it... Of course, the original story is scary too! Don't you understand what it is, human? I think it's the scariest. Combined with the atmosphere of the picture, it's a much scarier work than bad horror!

I thought it was an old stalker story, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I read it wrapped in a futon. I was scared... The way the character's facial expressions are written is also good, which makes me even more afraid. She's a scary woman like a roller coaster... ('・ω・`)

I can't imagine the future and it's really funny and cut~? I was really scared, creepy, and excited about the big woman

I borrowed it from a boy who said, “My favorite type of girl, Rumi is a smiling kid,” and read it. Isn't Rumi cute... or something like that...?! An unspeakable sense of tension, fear of being cornered, and insanity for no reason. Please be bothered by the inexplicable situation where you will be cornered along with the main character. For me, it's a work I don't really want to read at night. However, I fell in love with Mr. Mochizuki with this work.

A book I owned over 20 years ago... It's not like spiritual beings are haunted... However, this is a work where a truly disgusting feeling strikes me. The artist's design is from a long time ago, so unlike now, the depiction of the characters is rich and creepy. It was a time when the word “stalker” didn't exist yet. This comic, which hunts people so relentlessly, was so frightening to the extent that a man who lives alone stood aback. ... is this woman who hunts down a person... or is it a monster turned into an urban legend...? Everything is all in a mess and in the bush... that's scary.

I had it. I was addicted to urban legends and indulged in reading it. It's scary, but it's funny!!