Net Keijiban Hyaku Monogatari Series - Vol. 2 Ch. 6 - Kisaragi Station (Kageyama Kogatsu)

[MangaDex]

 

[welcome2atlantis]

The original was probably a made-up story. When lost, usually one would try to contact family/close friends/police, not post on BBS. Especially not on an occult BBS.

 

[EchoGirl]

Oh dang didn't expect kisaragi station, or rather, surprised it wasn't the first story lol


lol as useful as a train would be in my city/county (well there is apparently a station downtown that can go to some big city near me) i'd already have anxiety about being by myself/getting lost, supernatural stuff aside (but that would probably make it even scarier for a JP reader b/c most of the time they have no choice /but/ to use a train, so if shit goes down you can't do anything about it ("Rice worship aside" i'm surprised not more foodie horror stories like "x ingredient is recalled/local live stock is poisonous/too bad quality to consume" or so even if it doesn't end in a zombie story versus dying of sickness/poison)

The original was probably a made-up story. When lost, usually one would try to contact family/close friends/police, not post on BBS. Especially not on an occult BBS.

Tbf she also did call the parents and police; maybe some ppl would post on a subreddit after attempting to contact their relatives, just to 'leave a mark/presence' considering how hardcore the supernatural chasers/cryptid/alien theorists are on reddit

 

[Snowave]

Why would you posting something like this on reddit if this really happen

 

[Lunkli]

The original 2ch post this was based on has been translated by vgperson if anyone's interested in reading it.

Also the people acting like this might be real are hilarious. Because, yeah, a train arriving at a nonexistent station is totally realistic. And it's even more realistic for that story to then be included in a horror anthology manga.

 

[ErikTheRed]

As someone who has travelled a lot on buses and trains I can very much relate to the unsettling feeling you get when they're not travelling on the route you're familiar with. Curse you unscheduled road/track maintenance that forces them to take a wholly different route to the destination.

 

[SMAXZO]

"OK, you done trolling the folks on 2ch about some "non-existent" station?"
"Yeah..I mean, if they know the real truth...that I'm posting from a parallel world, they wouldn't believe me"

 

[nueee]

ba dum tss

 

[Voyvoy_]

Some of you people need to suspend your disbelief more when enjoying horror lol.

 

[Ruevian]

Ahh a classic, I love when someone does kisaragi. Great chapter, thank you!

 

[redscizor]

And, where ia the horror? Only I saw a dumb walking a track train, crazy

 

[ElP45]

A collective of anonymous strangers made it looks like a real place

 

[Sonaldo]

The original was probably a made-up story. When lost, usually one would try to contact family/close friends/police, not post on BBS. Especially not on an occult BBS.

Yeah I love horror stories but those that are presented this way always take me out a little. Shockingly, my most favorite horror stories ever is structured the same way but written in a more believable manner. Anansi Goatman

 

[Hocbobby]

Call the police? Turn on gps?

 

[EchoGirl]

Call the police? Turn on gps?

https://mangadex.org/chapter/c586ba32-abfc-40a5-95f6-d9530e39e8e5/15 She literally did and got scolded/assumed to be a prank

But if the implication, like all the other chapters, is that this happens for a 'supernatural' reason unless they happen to have a supernatural department/detective that somehow is able to fight against ghosts (which would be a whole other series itself), they literally couldn't do anything about it or get stuck/spirited away with her if they tried to 'rescue' her (unless there's some epilogue where it'd be as if her records/disappeared as if she never existed [other than the fact that there was like a 2chan board of it])

 

[Arexty]

And there it is, the infamous Kisaragi Station. One of the best adaptions I've seen frankly. The back-and-forth 2ch posts interspersed with the faceless posters from all over really made it.