Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was an unpredictable development. The punch line was also well-adjusted, and I never got bored until the end. I thought the first pretend was a good story about my friend's family. The moment the main character acknowledged mom and dad, I thought dad should come out of the box. It also made me think about brainwashing and stuff. The person himself is happy, but it is a crime when viewed from the sidelines. I think it makes good use of what exactly is right, evil, good, and its ambiguity.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was simply pointing to “the man in the box” = “man in the box,” but when I read it to the end, the scariest thing was “the man who used the box.” The story was well developed and it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It was a series of spooky stories where there were no decent people. It looks like the dark part of okonomiyaki... I wonder what it looked like.

This review contains spoilers. It made me think about what a family is. Distorted humans, distorted environments. Everyone is distorted in some way. If you still choose to be with someone. You can't live your life without affecting your partner's distortion. Family lives by being dependent on each other and influencing each other. If so, how is that different from brainwashing? There's probably no difference. It may be abnormal brainwashing that is creepy from someone's point of view. Actually, I think that's probably the case. I think many people experience feeling unfamiliar and creepy about their parents' house. But maybe families are like that. Like Sacchan's house, there are times when it produces the worst results. Even if everyone is happy as a result, like Yumiko's house, it can leave irreparable scars like her father's body is in tatters. I think it takes courage to draw a work that steps into the cruel and creepy parts of sensitive subjects such as the home and growing environment. Thank you so much for drawing. ... Also, breaking an aggressive man's heart is usually a sexual habit, so personally, that point was really eccentric and awesome. thank you lol

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting that until now, he had been swayed by someone's insanity, but now he has turned to the side of seizing the hearts of many women seeking themselves through a work called “Box.” I think that smile was insanely happy that I had acquired overwhelming power (sense of omnipotence) to influence the lives of others.

This review contains spoilers. I'm curious from the title and cover. And if you inadvertently try reading it, what would you say!? I can't help but be worried about the continuation. I ended up buying it. It was a development where I couldn't read it until the end, and I was surprised... the true identity of the man in the box was also, eh... that's what it meant!? hehe!! It became. The design is simple and cute, so it may be accepted. If it were a realistic picture, I might have been too scared to read it. What I'm worried about is after Yumiko... I wonder if she became happy...

This review contains spoilers. The sudden moment of thrill that comes from a simple style of painting became a spice, and I was really drawn in. I've seen too many stories from the box creator's point of view...!

This review contains spoilers. I want this to be made into a movie. When I finished watching it, I clapped alone. horror? mockumentary? mystery? I think there are parts that are difficult to handle, but if it were to be made into a movie, I'm sure many directors and actors would raise their hands. I really like this kind of work. It's wonderful that the feeling of trying to scoop up a small weak person is wrapped in entertainment called horror so that you don't understand it at first glance. That's why it reaches all kinds of people without distinction. It shines a light on the darkness. After all, there are still a lot of people in need of that box in Reiwa right now. So the fact that it's going to be that kind of last is also excellent. As you can guess from the way the expressions in the last scene were drawn, the author, Tomochi-san, probably wanted a horror ending, but I felt that this was a hopeful scene. The reason I felt that way may be because my father is also violent. I even felt that my stress up until now was being purged when I saw my father protect my mother and cry when he wanted to go back. While there are so many works depicting children's expectations, DV, and selfish fathers, I was moved by this new perspective. I'm glad I bought it. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. It was an unexpected story and very interesting. Yumiko is glad Kaori became part of their family. What Kaori did may be a bad thing, but I think it happened because of love.