Manga review. Lost as a person.

Weird. Why not like in fiction? Secretly a little disappointed.

6.5 points or ★ ★ ★

The story of "Oba Yoso," a man who pretended to be funny to make people like him, even though he caught him, he didn't stop, and he later affected mental health and was heavily addicted to alcohol.

Many people have read the fictional version, including me, which I don't remember very well, even though I liked it so much. I was weird when I read the manga version, it would have been very different in many parts, but what it would have been, was no different. The darkness, the despair, plus Master Junji's picture multiplied by two.

If you ask if it's fun, it's fun, but when it comes to manga, what's missing is real, especially Volume 3, it's the signature of Master Junji Ito very clearly, from life fiction to horror manga. A lot of real is gone. A little disappointed, a lot of liking.

The story is not very fast, it is interesting, because I want to know how strange it is from the novel version, so I can read it continuously, but I can't read 3 books in a row. I have to leave and find another book.

It's not very difficult to guess the content, because you already know what it's going to be like, but there are more events than expected, as I said, because it's a modification, it has some peak.

The whole thing is good, but I don't really like it, because a lot of real stuff is gone, and it turns out to be Master Junji Ito's signature horror, which, if anyone really likes your work, I don't think you should miss it (if you never read the novel version). The pictures you draw still make it to the next level.

I want to go back and read the novel version because I wonder why the manga is weird. It's because I forgot or because Master Junji Ito adapted a lot.

Story and Image: Junji Ito

Original story: Dazai Osamu

Translated and smooth: K.Freeman

Publisher: Love Print

Category: Cartoon Translated from Japan

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