Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. ※First, don't read if you have claustrophobia. I wonder how it was the correct answer if everyone said it was disgusting (praise) and interesting, and I wonder if there were any other correct answers. It makes me think about a lot of things when I think about it and there's nothing to be done. People are difficult and scary because the parties facing the problem can't be seen from a bird's-eye view. The inside of the box was completely empty, and it was hard to look at the diary where it was written that punishment had been inflicted.

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if I was getting a hint from Abe Kobo's Hako O, but it felt like a human drama that betrayed my expectations in a good sense. I don't think this is actually possible.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if the dead body in the box at the beginning when scary scary but so sad Yumiko is too pitiful is my friend's older brother? Dad who was in the box was rescued, isn't it? Even so, the fact that the box sells ridiculously and there are so many people in the world who want to be trapped is the scariest thing, so be careful not to get trapped

This review contains spoilers. It's developed with a relatively short story like a 4-frame comic, so it's easy to read first. As for the time axis, past and present are rapidly swapped so that the story becomes more interesting than collecting foreshadowing, etc. Who is really happy after all? I came across a good comic that made me think a lot. From here on, there will be spoilers. Is Kaori the only one who has recovered after being broken by a reality that is hard to accept? The former husband has no direct depiction of the crime, but his distorted expression is currently broken in the ongoing system. Was it originally broken, or was it broken due to life since a miscarriage? There is no point in living in style. That's why Yumiko's current family seems to be the happiest. Moderate margins seem to make each reader have a different point of view and feeling.

This review contains spoilers. I looked at trial readings and reviews, and I was curious about the continuation, so I bought it for the first time and read them all. It was very good. I want to value how I felt at that time rather than the various family forms and what was right. I felt myself in tears when I noticed that scene. It may be unrealistic for people to live in a box, but the whole story was very realistic and made me think.

This review contains spoilers. There were quite a few plot twists and I enjoyed it, but only one question remained. The “dead body” was found at the beginning of the story, wasn't it? Of course, I think this is my father, but it seems like he was saved for the time being even though he lost weight later. What happened to the first one after all?

This review contains spoilers. The themes handled are heavy, but the heartwarming pattern gives a soft impression, and I managed to read on until the end. My former husband, toxic mother, and Sacchan all don't feel comfortable with their own line of thought... but in fact, I think they are races that exist with a high probability. I couldn't help laughing at the record of “sending in hot air” that appears several times during the mind control process!

This review contains spoilers. Something... human greed, the darkness of the heart, psychopath feelings, unchanging nature... there are dirty parts and happy parts... the picture is monotonous, but the story is heavy and deep...

This review contains spoilers. Since it's a comic, I was able to spend years like this, but in reality, I had questions and consulted with someone, and it's impossible that only Sachiko found out about the existence of the box. How did they overcome home visits? I think Kaori's mother is only interested in money, which is also the reason for the delay. My former husband, who thought about that huge box, scares me the most.

This review contains spoilers. There are so many social elements in it... it's scary, and what is happiness and what is unhappiness... what should I do... I read it standing reading, I was curious, bought it for the first time and read it... it made me laugh because there are so many people who think the same...

This review contains spoilers. I bought it because it had a good reputation. The content was creepy, but I'm glad I bought it because it bothers me if I don't read it until the end. The design looks like Chibi Maruko-chan from the olden days. There were places where I didn't understand the meaning, such as the feeling that Dad's box had turned black and crunchy, and my former husband's online shopping.

This review contains spoilers. It was scary, but when I finished reading it... The picture was a matter of dust, but it was intertwined in many ways. I wonder if the other box was judged properly?