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More sad than horrifying, really. Substance abuse habit, having a friend OD, then tying up her friend's loose ends before OD'ing herself. The friend being named Yume (sounds like 'dream') kinda adds an even sadder metaphor: substance abuse killed her dreams and her future, and she watches...

Now that's a very experimental one. Curious if the style / story arc will repeat later on.

Oh, that was haunting! Fictional horror about less supernatural troubles usually get cheesy fast, but this somehow hit the sweet spot.

Thanks for the translations! The ghosts in Sapporo are packed as tight as a can of sardines lol

Thank you for the translations!

My irrational fear whenever I close my eyes during a shower.

I like the concept, even without any gesturing towards the supernatural. Being literally haunted by mail meant for the previous home owners, and then the slightly chilling realization that something big happened, that you'll never get the full story, and that your mail will continuously remind...

Ok but that's a great idea lol Just imagine that rude people are cursed with a ghost that's going to murder them spectacularly within a week

At this point I'm convinced any manga with more than 1 female main character who isn't a passive hyperfeminine damsel-in-distress stereotype gets an axe from Shueisha. Lili, the vampire boss, and the two women in the magic show arc was just too much, apparently. Thank you all for the great one...

Thank you for the translations! Series seems intriguing - can't wait to see if they'll get turned into literal dolls or if the doll would just take regular vengeance on them.

Guy's got good instincts xD

I've said it a couple of times in other places: since we have "cautionary horror tales" aimed at kids (usually with the message of "listen to your parents" or "unruly kids get punished by supernatural forces"), we should also make it popular to have "cautionary horror tales" aimed at parents...

Valid crashout- Parental neglect is genuinely horrifying, so I definitely feel they could have done better to avoid the comedic tone. But also, it's kinda impressive they managed to make it comedic in the first place.

What a ride. Thank you for translating this series!

It really is. It's like staring directly at the gap in the world their death left behind. Things that are important to them that are meaningless to everyone else (did the object's meaning disappear once they departed?), and all the things they planned or put off for a future they'll never get to...

That's a very weak apology for the years of suffering, so I'm glad it isn't the conclusion to the case. One thing I noticed is that she's kept very far away from the southwest part of the house - the living room, or the storage room next to it - and that her leaving/returning will always be...

The design of the duchess's dress is really pretty

Very folkloric/fairytale-like of the tree to actually return in a week. I hope it keeps up this horror vibe.

Reached the recent sooner than I expected Thanks for the translations!! Really curious to see what this one's cooking. Whatever Haesu's past is, it has to be connected to that one senior teacher

holy mother of art style shifts and references also cackling at how the one with the bugged out, stalky eyes turned into a mickey mouse silhouette (page 17)