Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time since I got carried away reading it!! Humans are scary 😨😨 I think it would be nice to keep the story compact even though volume one is complete.

This review contains spoilers. What is the law? The man in the box, his mother, and Yumiko certainly had love, and I think they were happy as a family. The person himself denies that this is not the case, such as Stockholm or being brainwashed, so why would a stranger in red make that judgment. This is always the case with opinions that are considered correct. My father didn't decide to live in a box if he couldn't put it in a box. So what about Yumiko in that case? She may have lost her life when she was young due to her drunken father. Can't you think of that? Even the mother watched the ghost of her deceased daughter the whole time. I'm so sad. Three people were saved by getting into the box, father, mother, and Yumiko. Isn't it happiness to think that way?

This review contains spoilers. I'm watching from beginning to end. All of the characters are necessary characters. I'm glad I watched it until the end. It makes me feel refreshed.

This review contains spoilers. A family that has a slightly strange way of being and accumulates a little bit of strange happiness. An air of unease gradually begins to drift from the beginning, which depicts the daily lives of the three, the daughter and mother who are the main characters, and the father in the box, and the truth about the family is depicted from various perspectives at the end. Fear and insanity spelled out in pictures with a cute touch. It's an amazing work that can be read so smoothly that it doesn't make you feel it even though it has a large volume. A false family formed by bold yet precise plans. What does my father look like? Who is my mother? Who was inside the box in the true sense of the word? As these are revealed, I am drawn even further into the story. Personally, I think the man pictured at the end is the person who has been in the box the whole time. After reading it, Closed Rooms becomes just a little scary. Please enjoy that feeling.

This review contains spoilers. It was so interesting that I read it all the way to the end. There was a moment where they looked awfully warm even though they were a horribly strange family, and from the first frame, I felt strangely attached to the point where I thought “I don't like the person who seems to be the father in this box...”... I was surprised by an unexpected development that was different from what I had imagined in the first frame, made me think about what happiness is, and it was worth reading until the end. The gap between the picture's warmth and haze was amazing

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the idea is amazing. I'm definitely not good at painting, but I feel a kind of artistry that I wouldn't have thought was this interesting if it weren't for this painting. So even if it is made into a video, etc., I don't want you to remake it by changing the drawing. I predict that there will be a lot of moss even if it were to happen.

This review contains spoilers. I finished volume one, and it was really interesting. It was easy to read because it was like a picture diary from various perspectives! Maybe there aren't any families like this in real life, but I thought there were a lot of terrible families at this level

This review contains spoilers. I think the fun of horror is determined by the sense of balance that it's impossible but it might be there, but in this work, I thought that the behavior of any character would open at an unexpected time if they had human resolution in 15 years or that the smell problem would be quite reasonable, but that is Go-Chu, the person involved who remembered the story of an acquaintance who became addicted to religion and had a kind personality may be a salvation, and the punch line was also wonderful