Briefly about Mieruko-Chan Manga.
Miko is a high school student cursed with a sixth sense. She has the ability to see ghosts. She tries to live a normal life. But it’s hard when ghosts keep haunting her. She can also see people’s souls. And she realizes that people are real monsters. One “beautiful” day, the high school girl suddenly starts seeing ghosts! She can’t get rid of it. But she tries her best to act as if she doesn’t see them at all. The story of the girl with a sixth sense begins! By the way, they’ve started making an anime based on this manga, and there’s already a thriller. So, we’re waiting for the anime. It’s a great manga, read it. It’s a beautiful drawing, the monsters are really not like the others, the heroine’s facial expressions and emotions are excellent).
Such a great manga, especially for fans of horror movies at night. For an amateur. For example, people who read a lot of horror may not get scared. Who’s got what it takes. You can read it. What can I say, the manga is good, the plot is great, the drawing is nice. There are some funserious moments, but in time you won’t pay attention to them anymore. I recommend you to read it. At first I was repulsed by the moments with the heroine. That’s because I saw them as a kind of fanservice. But having undergone the initial chapters. It was as if it disappearing and all the focus shifted to the plot. But until all the chapters are out yet, it’s hard to predict the ending.
The plot is there, it’s slowly developing. At first there were really chapters that just showed how the heroine lives with it. But gradually chunks of the plot started to be thrown in for us. And sub-plots about some of the secondary characters. The main plot was just starting to unfold. Now I’m lying on my bed, it’s nighttime, and I’m just scaring to imagine that these creatures are real. And we just can’t see them. I have the immediate sensation that something is near, in short, my eyeball senses a catch.
Mangaka tries to sit on two chairs – comedy and horror. This in itself is a very strange idea. It’s not the screamers that are important for horror – you can’t judge horror by them. It’s the atmosphere, remember Junji Ito. The comedy breaks that atmosphere. Yes, and the situations are too monotonous. But the author seems to have realized the path in which he wants to develop the manga, well, we wait.
