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Wow honestly this manga impressed me quite a fair bit with it's storytelling. The twists and turns is honestly something I DID NOT expect even from this manga making it all the more enjoyable.

The manga starts off with our mc dying and believing his childhood friend Chiaki was the reason he died. The story peels away like a onion as we get to see many diverse characters fleshed out in only 16 chapters which was really impressive for me while still pushing the plot forward. The pacing was surprisingly good for a short manga such as this one. You wouldn't feel overwhelmed by how the ... story goes by and still feel in tact and attached to the interesting characters. The suspense atmosphere is well done for the first few chapters as you are able to feel the surreal and tense moments in the manga.

Art itself is pretty decent , don't really have much to say on this.


The characters are what pulled me in for this story , the author managed to put several characters in and manage to do them well. We get to delve into the different perspectives of the characters while explore their backstory to how they become who they are today which is again pretty astounding and remarkable of the author since this only has 16 chapters. You get to see their struggles and how they all play a part to what happened in the manga making all of them relevant to the story.

To conclude i would highly recommend this manga to anyone who loves twist and turns. This manga has interesting characters and a satisfying ending to fill your needs.

I went into this manga as I found the premise to be quite intriguing where as virgins above the age of 18 started dying out.

Firstly I want to start off with the art , it's nothing special and there's really nothing to comment on it , I would even say it's not even up to
standard for nowadays.

The story and character is a complete disaster and evident of slopping writing from the author, the story escalates at a crazy pace where events are happening rapidly with no vivid explanation of the reason behind it. This is worsened by the one dimensional characters that not ... only is bland and had inconsistent writing for their morals especially with the sudden change of the FMC midway. The supporting cast is just there for the sake of existing and you could not find them serving a purpose other than just forcing the plot forward and becoming irrelevant the next chapter.

Overall what I wanna say that this manga is one with a confusing ass story when you start reading and you couldn't grasp what on earth the author is even trying to convey with the story.

The story of this manga is about a guy being kept in captive for his soul by his yandere girlfriend after his death. Now the premise starts off pretty strong making you wonder how the story could develop.


The story is written in the most simplistic way of storytelling whereby there isn't too much going on in the story and only one big conflict to end the series with it. Now that isn't anything bad but makes the series less exhilarating to read if you're not into yandere as much.

The art for this manga is pretty well done. I would consider it quite suiting for ... this as the depiction of the yandere is really well drawn out for her character to emphasis on her since she's the threshold holding this manga together.

For the characters itself there isn't much development or personal growth from my perspective so that's definitely a downside for me since it just feels like the MC experienced a trainwreck of events and just did not experience change till the end of the series. The FMC however is pretty well fleshed out in terms of her back story as compared to the MC. The MC does not get too much exposure to why he became how he was when he died which is pretty disappointing.


Overall this isn't a series that's anything special that stands out to me for any aspect of it. If you're in for a story that has simple storytelling with simple characters this might just be what you wanna pick up.

The story of Gyo starts off really strong with something absurd as fish having legs invading the town of Okinawa. With most of Junji Ito's work is more of how his able to create suspense and how bizarre the situations could be.

However for Gyo it wasn't the case , the horror aspect did felt surreal and somewhat disgusting which served it's purpose. However the plot felt very predictable in a way that you sort of would have known what's coming next with how he set up the story to it's climax.

For this story we have only 4 characters and all I want to say ... about them is they're just flat out bland and very cliche for the character they're portraying. MC felt like he had plot armour and was able to survive amdist all the chaos happening around him. FMC is just a mentally unstable girl which constantly needs reassurance from MC. I could go on but you get the point on how the characters feel somewhat boring and dull.

The art is definitely one of it's redeeming features as expected from Junji Ito. There are several panels which genuinely had the horror aspect drawn out of it perfectly for what it's portraying.

Another aspect which I didn't like was how the manga sort of didn't make sense with the origin of the machine and how they'd come about. They tried to go with a scientific explanation however it did not come together making it confusing since it isn't a supernatural event happening in this manga.

Overall what I would say about Gyo is that if you are looking for something absurd to read in the form or horrifying creatures , this might be up your arsenal.

The story itself for this manga isn't the worst and starts of as a pretty typical yandere romance. As someone who have read his fair share of yandere manga the storyline is pretty mediocre and the development of the plot felt so predictable and bland.

The art itself isn't anything special and I would even call it mediocre in a way , you can still see expressions drawn out of the characters but only to a certain extent which is unfortunate but it is what it is.

Next the characters , if I'm being honest the supporting characters almost felt like they weren't there at all. The ... mc itself has some interesting elements but sometimes his decision making really makes no sense at all. The FMC is just a mentally ill person and I wouldn't call it bad since it's a yandere but there are definitely better written yandere out there for sure. The supporting characters didn't play too much to the overall development of the story and was only used for that shock factor in the ending.

For the ending this was by far one of the most ridiculous ending I have ever read as it made no sense at all and just ruined all the development of the past chapters which is astounding why the mangaka decide to do that. The ending made my enjoyment of the manga dropped drastically just to highlight how bad it was for me. The shock factor at the last two chapters wasn't packing a punch due to how the story was predictable and felt even lackluster in a way.

My enjoyment for this manga was a 3/10 and I was just pushing through to see how it would end for such a story.

Overall this is quite a short read since it only has 18 chapters but I still would not recommend this manga to any reader even if your a yandere enthusiasm like I once was.

This manga has a pretty basic premise for a revenge manga at first being the MC is taking revenge for his family which isn't something new nowadays. Things takes a interesting twist when he finds out that the target of revenge is immortal.

The flow of the story was gradual and smooth although the pacing was slightly slow to my liking. The art of the manga was beautiful and immaculately done so that's definitely a bonus for readers that look out for good art in manga. Personally I feel like the manga could have fleshed out supporting characters such as Ren and the immortal king , ... their motives etc. Counterargument could be made that perhaps it will be revealed later on since this manga still only has 10 chapters.

Overall it was a good read personally but some of the characters felt a bit lackluster but would still recommend to those who enjoy beautiful art for these types of gory manga with epic fight scenes.