100 Ghost Stories That Will Lead to My Own Death - Ch. 96 - The Perfect Copy

[sniper4959]

I get that Yuuma is a kid so he's clearly not thinking at all but how is he going to explain Hina just suddenly living with him and acting like his mother? Either everyone dies at the end or this gets really weird really quickly.

 

[Sitim]

https://imgur.com/a/SAKb6oz

 

[ryuumajin]

Never thought I'd see a similar story of Invincible's Clone Brothers here...

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Friendly-Sentence710]

Somehow, Yuuma's mother returned

 

[Arexty]

Oh no Hina why did you need to ask that?

 

[ResidentialVisitor]

Surprised Hina didn't wake up from a long nightmare, she might actually end up making it to heaven. Imagine Yuuma tells her she's the sacrifice and like a real one she willing to go through with it cause she loves Yuuma that much. Through that Yuuma finally realizes the love he already had instead of the love long gone and fights to save her.

Spoiler

But it's too late... Hina has been gone for a long time.

 

[JangiGabmeister]

lol he must be somad

 

[zawarudo]

The original Seth Brundle got into Booth #1 and the copy that believed himself to be the original was in Booth #2. The twist here was the perfect copying actually worked this time. After realizing this, the clone fully accepted his fate and decided to cooperate with the original's whims even expressing joy at how perfectly identical they are, down to his internal organs, as he is being subjected to an autopsy while still alive which I guess also perfectly matches the original's obsession with this experiment. As to how it ties in with Yuuma's tale - like the clone knowing that only one of them can continue living, perhaps the author is hinting that Yuuma has fully accepted that Hina has to go. That's why we see "Mom" warning him not to talk to Hina too much in case he has a sudden change of heart.