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Man, I love horror stories from the perspective of someone who accepts it all as normal.

Well, that reveal about his dad is a) fucked up b) raises so many new questions. What happened to him? What’s up with the head family?

I really like this art style, but the writing is in the unfortunate midpoint of “too vague” and “not so vague as to become surreal Lynchian bizzarity”. And I’m disappointed by the lack of actual yokai masturbation.

This is interesting. Certainly something I’d be interested in seeing turned into a longer story.

Interesting. So he traded places with her and now he’s the one behind the boundary? Am I reading that right?

My thoughts exactly. He definitely has a crush.

I can’t find a primary source, but Wikipedia claims his father really did have a spider tattoo on his back.

I really like the way the man’s reason for liking palm trees was translated. It’s a clever way to keep the sentiment in English.

This is both a clever premise (historical figures correcting historical fiction) and very sweet. The queen finally seeing herself on the page made me smile.

Really detailed and well-done insect anatomy in this one!

Damn, that was a tonal shift. Good though.

I love how weird these are. Here’s to peace between humans and fish.

women want me, but fish? fish pity me.

Awwww. My cat has the exact same need to sit on a human, no matter how inconvenient or uncomfortable.

This is an interesting start. I like the entities’ designs.

Currently, advanced search can filter for manga published in a single specific year. I would like to be able to filter for ranges of years as well, like “2005-2010,” or “before 1980”. It would be a lot less tedious than going year by year when I am interested in a specific period. mod note...

Always good to see some trainwreck yuri.

This is a fascinating read and a really rare topic for manga to tackle. Thank you for translating!

Well, that was weird as hell. It did get me to check out the real-world writings of covert Christians in Japan, which are quite interesting.

Wow, this family is horrifyingly dysfunctional. I‘m definitely looking forward to more Maria.