Reviews for The Man in the Box Manga

This review contains spoilers. It really made me think. If the parties involved are satisfied, is it good if they think it's a happy life without causing trouble to the world, and what is happiness

This review contains spoilers. I have a tendency to think too much. Recently, I think I don't need to think so deeply about normal, love, purpose, or meaning. What I want to say here is that it made me want to think about love normally. I like things that go around a lot. I think all humans are weird and crazy. That's why I don't like the word able-bodied person. Everyone has their own personality, which is interesting, isn't it? I'm just saying that personality is strange. I wonder if normal contrasts are strange in the first place; it's just a theory, but I don't think strange contrasts are interesting. The definition of normal is vague and I don't really understand it. If I had to say it, would it be common sense or suggestions that are convenient for someone. Both Yumiko's family and Sacchan's family had something about each other. My opponent can't see what's there, and I don't know. You might not even understand it. That's always the case. After all, maybe it's better to be yourself. That makes me feel so lonely. I've strayed from the point. There has been a lot of confusion from the beginning, but thank you for being with us up to this point. I think comics where you can write out your thoughts in this way and let your thoughts circulate are wonderful. Did that family need a box? It would have been nice if I put something out for them along the way (laughs) I think my mom was scared and ran away from reality. It's a happy kitchen, like turning on the lights or plugging in dumbbells, so I only think about convenient things (laughs) I don't think it was that much of a butt end, but I think Sacchan and her mother were still immature and compared to others, which caused my older brother to suffer. While saying that, there are times when I still compare myself, but I think it would be nice if everyone could do it comfortably. Instead of worrying about whether it's good or bad compared to someone else, but if you look at the universe, look at the past, look at the future, and think it's just a trivial thing in the middle of it, you'll think it's small. Well, the reality is that it doesn't work that well, but luckily.

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn in from the trial reading, but I was at a loss as to whether to read it until the end. But I'm glad I read it! Even in the midst of a slight misunderstanding, there is happiness for people with a clean heart, and an unhappy ending for people who are unclean. Family love is strong and beautiful ❤️ I'm glad Yumiko is a good kid. Thanks to a good family. It was a really interesting story. I recommend it ⭐ ︎

This review contains spoilers. It was an eerie and interesting human mystery where you can quickly solve the mystery in volume 1. Does it look like the burnt part of okonomiyaki... I was curious. Parents who are selfish and can't be saved should lock them in a box. It was a refreshing story in a sense.

This review contains spoilers. I was horrified but it was fun!! It's a jerky group, but I really want them to disappear from the world, so maybe I'm in the mom group. It was such a thought provoking piece! thank you very much!

This review contains spoilers. Tokito is a genius!! The imbalance between warm, fuzzy illustrations and stories that are too dark is exquisite. It is a series of “There Is” and “I Know”, and it is a work that makes you think that maybe this also exists in reality. It was really too much fun! As you all said, I want it to be made into a movie, but if it's a live-action version, it just seems like I'll get scared, so maybe this little Kiruko-chan illustration would be good after all. Anyway, I'm glad Yumiko grew up being loved. There's nothing wrong with your mother's approach. I think so.

This review contains spoilers. The design matches the story too much. It was awesome. Anyway, it was creepy, and I was horrified to feel love along the way

This review contains spoilers. I've always been interested in it and read it. I was worried about the truth, but it was an unexpected turn of events. The results I didn't understand in the trial reading were interesting. I think that even people with transcendental health can get sick, and I really don't think it's possible, but I don't know what the correct answer is.

This review contains spoilers. I bought it unexpectedly because of the heterogeneity of the man in the box. Among the lines my daughter's friend says, there's a line that says there's no such thing as a normal house, but when I read it, I really thought that was the case. What is normal? What's normal for that person isn't normal from someone else's point of view, isn't it? There are places where I was able to read it because the gap between the illustration and the content was so great that even though it was a real picture, the content was amazing. That was interesting