100 Ghost Stories That Will Lead to My Own Death - Ch. 99 - Hanako-san of the Toilet

[MangaDex]

 

[ItchyBombastic]

Thanks for the translation

One more chapter

 

[Skullkrusher]

100 Ghost Stories That Will Lead to My Own Death

It's really making me wonder if "My own Death" is Hina's death, and the 100th story will be the frame story that she is telling us.

On a side note, I noticed that the first set of grabby hands didn't have a bracelet, and the second set (stopping the first) did. In the picture, the sister had the same bracelet. I wonder if she was trying to save her sister in the end, but the sister couldn't let go. I wonder if that reflects on Yuuma and Hina...

 

[bc524]

The more recent stories aren't fun to hear anymore. It's just, "guys there's a ghost, oops now that person is gone/dead/haunted".

It's really making me wonder if "My own Death" is Hina's death, and the 100th story will be the frame story that she is telling us.

if that's true, fuck this kid.

 

[undeed]

the older sister saved her little sister,
but the little sister still wants to see her older sister regardless

 

[SlingToken]

So we’re a laptop?

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Arexty]

Thanks for the chapter, one more left..

For the few unfamiliar, the Hanako-san in this story is a pretty faithful adaption of a Japanese urban legend that has been floating around for decades in the Post-War era. And has been featured in numerous movies, shows, anime, and manga.

It's really making me wonder if "My own Death" is Hina's death, and the 100th story will be the frame story that she is telling us.

On a side note, I noticed that the first set of grabby hands didn't have a bracelet, and the second set (stopping the first) did. In the picture, the sister had the same bracelet. I wonder if she was trying to save her sister in the end, but the sister couldn't let go. I wonder if that reflects on Yuuma and Hina...

I agree with the symbolism, the "not letting go" worked against the little sister in both a figurative and literal sense costing her and can definitely be applied to Yuuma's case as well, the ending sequence of Yuuma moving "us" still leaves me perplexed.

 

[hafizrosly]

Tf just happened at the last page

 

[TortoisesAreGreat]

So the kid hung himself? right before the big 100?
Well, Hina-Mom-Demon will probably force him back to life anyway.

 

[DeOneChester]

Before the final chapter, I just wanna say, it was a pleasure reading this with yall.

 

[3141592653589]

So the girl in the story ended up dying of her own volition after being saved by a loved one. And she was using a noose to try to fish her dead sister back from the dead before doing so.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that our boy Yuuma just hanged himself.

 

[lswgamer]

I'm on the edge of my seat, and apparently Yuma was on the edge of his too.

 

[sleepyknight]

It's really making me wonder if "My own Death" is Hina's death, and the 100th story will be the frame story that she is telling us.

On a side note, I noticed that the first set of grabby hands didn't have a bracelet, and the second set (stopping the first) did. In the picture, the sister had the same bracelet. I wonder if she was trying to save her sister in the end, but the sister couldn't let go. I wonder if that reflects on Yuuma and Hina...

thats not likely, the pronoun used in the title is boku, which yuuma uses. hina uses watashi

 

[crimeone]

last one

 

[gomichandesu]

Man I'm gonna be sad to see this one go.

 

[Tonikill1]

ngl yeah at chapter 1 it started with hina pov, saying she met this kid and wanted to save him. so My own death is prob hina herself

 

[eleuin]

It's been quite the ride

 

[hikarinokaze]

It's really making me wonder if "My own Death" is Hina's death, and the 100th story will be the frame story that she is telling us.

On a side note, I noticed that the first set of grabby hands didn't have a bracelet, and the second set (stopping the first) did. In the picture, the sister had the same bracelet. I wonder if she was trying to save her sister in the end, but the sister couldn't let go. I wonder if that reflects on Yuuma and Hina...

The pronoun in the title is boku, so it's definitely not Hina

 

[Ceiye]

Maybe this was the hundredth ghost story all along