Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read this all at once. The way to solve mysteries is excellent. Was the last Friend's Epi a Snake Tale? What you're doing is a crime, and you shouldn't be able to see a happy ending wherever you go, but when I felt that this family was certainly happy and the main character was loved, I burst into tears. I guess I'm a little dangerous type myself. My last ex-husband's face felt the most abnormal, and I thought the world was sick. My daughter grew up in such an environment...

This review contains spoilers. I learned how to be good at composition, frame division, spacing, and how to make comics. Anyway, it makes me read a lot. The psychological depiction of humans expressed in this way is so sad, and even though it's a ridiculous setting, I think somewhere that it might be possible in reality. The punch line is also interesting, but more than that, I couldn't get over the afterglow after reading it because I was shown one form of love through the story. Thank you so much for your wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. I watched the final scene and was horrified to think that the former wife of the man in the box was the remarriage partner of the man who made the box. Everything was in the hands of the man who made the box, so there's no evidence, though? (lol)

This review contains spoilers. It was a work where I felt that human normality can still be created in one's own home. When she was a child, Yumiko didn't feel anything uncomfortable with her father = box. But when I became an elementary school student, I felt that the fact that I noticed a sense of incongruity in my own home in conversations with people didn't become abnormal even when I was little was because I had established my own normal standard, which is because I've always been like this since I was little. Mother, on the contrary, was a work where I felt that the psychological depiction of a person acting normal was amazing even though she realized that she was abnormal. My father was in the box the whole time and didn't take a bath or anything... I wonder if there were any problems with the smell or illness? There were also depictions of putting excrement in a bag, but didn't that make you feel like crying yourself out of this world? That area suddenly bothered me.

This review contains spoilers. The mother, father, and child are supposed to be getting closer and closer to the shape of a family, but something is uneasy. In order to maintain that daily life, there is a distorted relationship between psychological control and dependency. If such an incident actually happened in reality, the world would imagine that it never happened and call it a heinous crime or whatever, but it's definitely not just this mother who is bad. It was interesting because it made me think in many ways.

This review contains spoilers. People are scary. Do people really change? I'm curious what happened to Sacchan. Also, there was a scene where the ages changed drastically, so it was a bit difficult to understand.

This review contains spoilers. It was a terrible family, but there were also people who were saved by this, and there was certainly happiness there, but I couldn't get rid of the sense of guilt, and I thought there were many different kinds of families. It's something you shouldn't do, but there's nothing wrong with children, so I think thank you for providing an environment where they can live a happy life.