Inside Mari

[UDPumpkin]

A really disturbing but good read if you have PTSD or an identity disorder.

 

[katakara123]

I read this till the end, it was good, the author thought really well for this

 

[prussian_enigma]

this fucked me up when i was 16/17-ish and my ipad promptly busted itself right after i finished reading

 

[egg-kun]

Damn.

Spoiler

So Fumiko just got schizoed because of childhood trauma and it spread to yori... Fuck that was a heavy manga.

 

[Grye]

I don't think I have it in me to finish reading this
It's a lot

 

[DumFck]

It started pretty interesting, but the final act was a bit off, all that because of an identity crisis? Psychological Isao touched Yori's shoulder like wut? Talking about her, I didn't get the initial story with her sister, the sister is also named Mari, so what? After timelapse, the family is cool just like that? The healing process would be nice to see. The dad was weird, what was that bulge in his pants when Mari comes down from the ferris wheel? Every Time he showed up, I was scared of him sexually harass his daughter. Everyone was shitting on Isao from the beggining, I kind of feel bad for him. The brother is so sweet, I felt his anguish. The mystery was played out well, the problem was some loose ends as well with the conclusion.

 

[hnam201]

I've read the whole story (VN translation), a true masterpiece, really recommend
8/10 (this is high cus if you asked me, I never ever marked anything above 9, given I've read stuffs a lot, stuffs like My Dearest Self, Back When You Called Us Devils, Give My Regards To Black Jack, ...)
For the art: I LOVE IT! Absolutely beautiful
Dont expect anything too romantic, but definitely some love interest is there, love Mari, shes just ... CUTE 😂

 

[yurimakesmeuglycry]

This story is completely insane in all the right ways. I loved it. Perfection. Oshimi is a god.

 

[rafatghar]

the first i think its just a Yuri manga, but this deep than i think

 

[whitewabbit01]

I gave it 8/10

Even though I'm not interested, it gave me the urg to continue reading it.

What a powerful story. Nice work.