Missing: Kamikakushi no Monogatari

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Japanese: Missing 神隠しの物語

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 12

Status: Finished

Published: 2003

Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Supernatural

Theme: School

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: None

Authors: Kouda, Gakuto (Story), Mutsuki, Lay (Art)

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Ranked: #19958²

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Popularity: #25787

Members: 425

Favorites: 7

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Ranked #19958Popularity #25787Members 425

MangaKouda, Gakuto (Story), Mutsuki, Lay (Art)

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Volumes: /3

Chapters: /12

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Synopsis

Kyoichi Utsume, a.k.a. "His Majesty, Lord of Darkness," is a dark and compelling mystery, so much so that his fellow Literature Club members would rather discuss him than books! When "His Majesty" vanishes in front of their very eyes, his friends are left with several unanswered questions: what is the source of Kyoichi's long-standing obsession with the "other side"? And just who is Ayame, the eerily ghostlike girl Kyoichi brought to school as his girlfriend the day before he disappeared?

(Source: Tokyopop)

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Background

Missing: Kamikakushi no Monogatari was published in English by Tokyopop from August 7, 2007 to April 8, 2008.

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Reviews

May 29, 2008

ultimaweapon

Recommended

Spiraling around the idea of occultism and mystery, Missing is an ideal manga for those interested in the supernatural and after a good read.

Withought giving too much away, these manga books follow a rather simple, linear style storyline, building up throughout the series an extremely captivating climax.

Though some of the idea's are complex, the novel has been brilliantly depicted in this manga and should be enjoyed by any reader.

The characters are very well developed, leaving a great impression on the reader. They're likeable, and each has their own role to play, allowing the reader to thoroughly enjoy each persona.

Overall, a brilliant manga worth a ...