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Boku Mushi

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Nishioka Kyoudai Shoki Sakuhinshuu, Me-Bug, Jump, Aru Kinzoku Bat Jisatsu, Mono no Okibasho, Torikago, Kaze no Fuiteiru Hi, Ame no Futteiru Hi, Nichiyoubi, Tanjoubi, Satsujinkino Noroi, Yoru, Harigane, Boku ga Koroshita Mono
Japanese: ぼく虫―西岡兄妹初期作品集


Information

Type: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 16
Status: Finished
Published: Oct 19, 1989 to Apr 24, 1996
Genres: Avant Garde Avant Garde, Comedy Comedy
Theme: Psychological Psychological
Demographic: Seinen Seinen
Serialization: Garo
Authors: Nishioka Kyoudai (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.351 (scored by 537537 users)
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Ranked: #181122
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Popularity: #12557
Members: 1,430
Favorites: 11

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Preliminary Spoiler
Jun 13, 2022
Nishioka Kyoudai are a manga duo, probably most know for Kami no kodomo, and this is a selection of their earliest work. It looks and feels the same as any of their future work: simple child-like artwork, but with an outsider charm and an eye for composition and interesting patterns. These works are dark, surreal, and gruesome, but the chosen art style might make the disturbing content a bit more palatable.

It's a mixture of poetic, quasi-poetic, nihilistic, sad-sack, existential fragments. Sometimes with more or less of those descriptors. You'll see many of the same motifs repeating. Searching for something to make the narrator "complete," ...
Feb 15, 2025
Mixed Feelings
Madness & Genius...

A great brother and sister duo under the authorship of Nishioka Kyoudai have created an interesting collection of "Boku Mushi" stories in a unique surreal genre that is uniquely their own. The manga was published in the magazine "Garo", which specialized in underground and avant-garde works. For many, this magazine became a platform that did not restrict and gave freedom to create. One should not bury one's talent and specific genius against the background of templates, should one?

First of all, it's worth putting up a sign that says "Beware! Surrealism!" Although the genre of comedy, which implies humor, is behind it, in this ...