Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. What I came up with: The four-frame comic in the middle is probably drawn from the mother's point of view. Yumiko's brown hair may be a style of painting, but was it layered with Yumiko, who had a miscarriage and lost it? Were they overlapping? ・Other people are also writing, but in the middle? but? Why did it become... does brainwashing express that it won't be 100% perfect? Anyway, I've written it up to the point where I read it for the second time, but it's a work made to the point where I can think of more considerations

This review contains spoilers. They say there are no normal families, but I think this was good for Yumiko. When I was a kid, I had my favorite mom and dad in the box, and I lived a happy life. If I were Yumiko, I think I would feel somehow saved when I learned this fact. Various complicated circumstances are intertwined, and yet I still have a mom who cares about me. That alone makes me think I'm glad I'm alive.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't predict the development from beginning to end, and it was a work I was always excited about. I didn't know who the father was, so I was thinking about it, but it didn't fit at all lol

This review contains spoilers. It came up as a recommendation, read it halfway through, and then I was curious about what happened, so I bought it! The feeling of excitement increased as the page unfolded quickly, and I was horrified at the last page. I thought, if it really happened...

This review contains spoilers. At that time, Naoki... I wonder what Sachiko was thinking at that time, and how to put up a foreshadowing that makes me want to reread it! I like the last Shin too. On the other hand, I wonder if an easy-to-understand villain like my grandmother would fit very well. I think I like this, but... Brother Sachiko, the victim who is easy to understand, is simply pitiful... as long as they avoid the straightforward development of Naoki's death, this is probably the only sad development that cannot be predicted and is not straightforward. I want Yumiko to visit her mom and dad a lot. I believe the three are still connected by family ties! The hot air isn't appalling though.

This review contains spoilers. It depicts a family without children and a family environment where people are busy with work every day, and there are places I can sympathize with. It is a work where you can feel love for children despite having a distorted relationship.

This review contains spoilers. Everything was creepy, like the mother's diary or the man in the box's observation memo. At the same time, I wanted to believe that there were more than a few warm feelings that seemed happy from those of us who didn't know anything. The foreshadowing has been collected more and more, so I recommend reading them all at once. That was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It was insanely interesting and I was wondering what would happen at the end, but I don't think everyone would agree lol lol brainwashing is scary, isn't it? I want to put someone I like in the box too

This review contains spoilers. Family love was there rather than correctness. I wonder if the reason Yumiko was made without distortion was unmistakably her mother's love. It was a comic that really made me think.

This review contains spoilers. It was an indescribable way to end, but I think it would sting people who like chest feces. I couldn't stop wondering what was going on inside the box and who was inside. Lies Read Lies and Get Laid It was like a novel by my favorite Ninomiya Ojin! I feel like it would be interesting even if it were made into a live-action movie.

This review contains spoilers. The shape of the family is very distorted, but even so, it was well established at the beginning, and I was happy. But as I grew older, a sense of incongruity began...! Will that be the end! I was shocked. That was interesting!

This review contains spoilers. It's amazing that they're connected, like collecting foreshadowing. huh! I've voiced it aloud a few times... there are many forms of families. Even if they look happy, they aren't, and when they look distorted, they actually have a place to stay, so I feel at ease. It was a thought provoking story. If you think so, that's it at the very end. Every house...