Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. None of the characters are complete psychopaths, but they have personalities and likely family environments that seem to exist normally, but it feels like they go down the wrong path due to an accidental misplacement of buttons... I was also scared of the face in the last frame... Does everyone feel like they're using people in a direction that's convenient for them? It was a horror comic that looked like I saw the dark part of a person. The illustrations are loose, so I was able to read them smoothly, but it would be really scary if they were real pictures lol

This review contains spoilers. It was a very engaging work. There are spoilers, so be careful. The love for Yumiko and the feeling of caring for her family grew by entering the box. I can't easily speculate on the relationship I had with my mother and whether what was built was real. It was nice to feel like Yumiko was saved. It was interesting and made me think.

This review contains spoilers. It's a very interesting work, and it makes me think a lot. I bought an electronic comic for the first time. I was at a loss, but I'm glad I read it. The design has a light touch, but the story progresses in a heavy, painful, and creepy way. The composition and development are ingenious, and they are really good at showing it. I read through nonstop. At the end, the depiction of the box selling steadily left the scariest impression on me. That was a good punch line. It's just that Yumiko's mom bought another box and I'm glad she didn't put her grandmother in it. Yumiko's mother is still decent, and I'm glad she was portrayed as someone she could sympathize with. There was salvation. The craziest person in the story is probably the box creator. His last smile looked like he was anticipating the box's explosion of sales. I thought the man in the title box was Yumiko's father, but maybe it's the box creator. Relationships between people are sometimes resplendingly beautiful, and sometimes impossibly cruel. Fortunately, I haven't had too much trouble. But I think I'll meet people I don't like, people who don't fit, and people who are wrong no matter how I think about it, in my future life. Maybe I'll buy one box by then.

This review contains spoilers. As a story, it's pretty elaborate and interesting. It wasn't a realistic painting style, it was like this teacher, but on the contrary, the painting style was better. I wonder if it's okay that Sacchan's older brother was the one who found the body at the beginning. The last one is a common pattern, but a woman who looked like she was receiving DV ordered a box, and my ex-husband should have succeeded in his own way, so why was it like that at the end?

This review contains spoilers. At first, I didn't know what was what, and I didn't know what was foreshadowing. However, when I read it until the end, that person did it for my own selfish desires... it was a comic that I wanted to reread again. Those who don't read a lot of mystery stuff might find it a little difficult (did I find it difficult too? (Laughs) Is it a different comic if you read it twice?? It was so interesting that I thought. I definitely recommend looking back at it again and again!

This review contains spoilers. It appeared in public notices all the time, and I read it because I was curious. I thought it was a scary story about a man, but my mom was in trouble. Each character has a story from that person's perspective, and the second half made me think a little bit about what was good for children even if it wasn't real...

This review contains spoilers. The first volume was complete and there was reality, so it was interesting. As for the atmosphere, it is similar to Kurata Mayumi's “Mad Mother,” and those who like horror mysteries may enjoy it. There aren't that many gross scenes, but the warm, fuzzy illustrations strangely stir up the imagination, so you should be careful when reading.

This review contains spoilers. It was totally unpredictable. It's hard to put into words. I couldn't judge right and wrong, and I had a mixture of smiles, fear, resentment, and sadness without all kinds of emotions. I want to check the foreshadowing, and I want to reread it, but I'm at a loss because of my emotions and I'm having trouble getting where to go. Other people's reviews also made me cry.

This review contains spoilers. I read on to page 80 and thought about it. I wanted my dad, who was trapped in a box, to be saved. It's true that DV men are the worst, and they can sometimes be murderers, and if that happens, they have to run away right away... but even if they leave, that man might create the next victim... so locking them up was also a way for everyone to save... I watched that woman pat her daughter's head and say kind words, get out of the box quickly, recover her thin body, and I want them to live a long time and keep an eye on my daughter It was there. I read on and thought I wanted them to stay alive. Something like love has already sprung up...