Briefly about Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Manga:
This is just an amazing manga. Despite the non-serious and more ridiculous title. The story raises some really interesting themes. “Is it possible to justify murder in any way?” Or “Is it possible to call life after death, which has no future, life itself?” As well as “Is it possible to escape one’s own destiny and basically break the fabric of this world?” And “What could drive a little boy to commit a terrible crime?”
All of these questions are unsettling and unsettling throughout the reading. And the intrigue that hovers around the main character’s past, makes you read incessantly and with gusto. The style of drawing also looks not particularly serious, but very attractive and disposing. This does not hurt the perception of the story, but rather wins. The characters do not seem flat and artificial. They think and feel like normal people, which allows them to sympathize and empathize. Follow their moral growth and unfolding.
The mixture of humor, drama, romance and the supernatural is surprisingly organic and satisfying. The small “relaxing chapters” that give the reader a break, In places heavy plot twists are not completely empty and unnecessary. They contain the lion’s share of romantic lines. These are undoubtedly just as interesting and exciting as the main chain of the narrative.
Based on the chapters released so far, I can assume that the authors have played around with the concepts of victim and aggressor. Somewhere they switched them around. And somewhere they even mixed them into a single character. This is how they reveal the idea that there is no such thing as absolute evil. And there are no completely bad people (or non-humans) either.
Summing up the above, I can responsibly declare. This creation is undoubtedly worthy of attention and speedy reading. Personally, I’m very glad I found it and spent my time not in vain. I discovered a new fascinating story and the development of which I will follow very closely.
