There’s too much murderous intent… No wonder they’re snapping.

It’s not at a level of just talking about yokai or supernatural beings.

Miki, who said she likes blue, also has her faults.

It’s a careful job of tightly binding stones to all four limbs that makes me laugh.

Of course, I would use the devil’s hand against a human.

It’s crazy that we still haven’t defeated it even after becoming NEO.
I don’t even know if the concept of defeating or not defeating can be understood by someone like that.

In the beginning, there are quite a few rough expressions.

Is this the red cape?

Upon closer inspection, I’m really grabbing his/her breasts.

It’s not even comparable, Nube is way younger, so of course words like this come out.

If my student went through something like this, even Nube would lose his temper.

This saury has a needle stuck in its neck and has been bled out, which is seriously scary…

You’d still get really angry, right?

In this episode, it was thrilling that all the adults knew about it, which is different from evil spirits and monsters…

Being bound by stones and thrown into the water, I’ve been pushed to the point of very nearly dying, so it’s not surprising if I develop a trauma regarding water from now on.
It was tough, but I managed because I had a strong heart…

It seems like I’m about to stretch my neck now.

It’s unsettling and too scary that even after dying, one can normally revive and just leave…

I think it’s questionable for Nube to use this illusion to scare delinquents.

“Even though it’s an elementary school student, they are tied up with big rocks on their limbs.”
The incredible strength of Nube that can pull people out of the water.

The thread image is really scary.
More terrifying than the depiction of the victim being brutally murdered in the double-page spread of Kindaichi.

The other person might not be an evil spirit, but a human who is beyond ordinary…

It was originally human, but it had become something that is no longer human, as shown in the image.
Not a spirit entity.

Wasn’t it a human who was a healer that absorbed energy?

What kind of character would Neo have become?

Isn’t the only difference between an evil spirit and a human whether they are alive or dead?

It must have really gotten on Nube’s nerves when he had to pull away the zero body from a human.

Peeling the soul from the body is quite a high level of intent to kill.

The murderous intent when choosing white is too overwhelming.
You lived well, Kyoko.

Neo feels sorry for the spirit of the girl who was called and killed, even though she had no particular connection.
Well, it’s a spirit, so it’s already dead.

Wasn’t it around this time that I couldn’t stretch my neck yet?

SEE YOU AGAIN…

It leaves a bad aftertaste that A ended up being something intermediate between a human and a god, rather than a yokai.

In NEO, it felt like a case from the X-Files, but the portrayal was so comical that the fear was reduced.

I think neck stretching is partly like an out-of-body experience, but can you breathe?

It was initially on the verge of cancellation, but it was said in the afterword of the paperback edition that school ghost stories and urban legend-related occult episodes became a huge hit and it quickly gained popularity.
If you’re part of the nameless generation, you would understand, but the occult boom back then was incredible, so it’s completely understandable.

At the time, I felt scared of things like the creepy girl.

It’s unusual, if I may say so, that there’s been no school-themed horror story on stage.

A while back, shows like Unbelievable and USO Japan were really popular.

The setting is as it is, but the handling of the neck stretch in the second half clearly doesn’t look like an out-of-body experience.

Kyoko has a strong image of frequently getting damage to her neck.

I think it’s significant that I was able to leave behind Hatamonba during a time when original yokai were struggling to gain traction.

I still believe in things like the restroom god in the original version.

I wonder if Miki can stretch her neck and breathe easily now.

Overall, the damage depiction was at the level of a battle manga.
I feel like Hiroshi’s belly was torn apart…

It’s common in this manga to have injuries that seem like they should leave aftereffects, but they don’t.

Has everyone in the Nube class, or at least those above the semi-regulars, almost died at least once?

The Tetra Pot collision, which left a subtly deep impression as the damage received by Nūbe.
Well, it’s just that I’m basically a living person, so there are ordinary accidents too…

This story is really scary, including the adults in the setup becoming oddly formal.

If I say I like all the colors, will they give me everything?

A completely unrelated twist that makes you think it’s a monstrous creature with a tragic past is really thrilling.

Miki is basically a youkai, right?

Wasn’t there a story about someone turning into a yokai?
I forgot whether it was a joke or serious.

I lost my parents in a bus accident.
When I thought it was my father, it turned out to be a complete stranger, and even as a spirit, I get killed again.
It’s too sad for the daughter of the unrelated bus accident.

It’s amazing how they’re rescuing in just one panel…

Well, Miki is a person who leads a somewhat real life as a hostess now that she has grown up.

Just a cabaret girl.
It’s kind of merciful that the adult Miki setting didn’t fully lean into the erotic side…

At that time, I think even being a hostess was a considerable form of selling one’s body…
Modern times have just made it clear that there are those even lower down.

What happened between Miki, Katsuya, and Makoto?

Is Matsui the only one in the Nube class who hasn’t had a relatively scary experience with the name?

In a parallel world, I am a good wife of a soccer player…

It’s quite realistic that about half the people are doing well in life while the other half are not.

Because there is Minako-sensei’s healing.

Hey, doesn’t this have a noose around the neck?

That school has a lot of students dying within a year… Tomore Town is way too dangerous.

Makoto has potential since he studied hard from that point and passed a difficult entrance exam, but… he’s completely useless without a girl.

I wonder if they did artificial respiration.

I like that it’s a pure piece of trash that enjoys murder, and that Nube shows a side of murderous intent that he doesn’t usually display in the story.
Stripping away the spiritual body and sending it to hell is basically killing.

It would be a big problem if the discovery was delayed.

It’s a so-called horror movie slasher, an immortal monster without any logic.

It’s a worse situation than being attacked by a yokai because it’s approaching death.

The reason Nube came to that town in the first place was because it had too many spiritual disturbances, right?

I wonder who is the second most at risk of dying besides Nube?
Is it really Hiroka Goko?

Merry and the monk, the kids, and the teacher are all being killed, right?

Is “Domae Town” a play on words or something?
Is that name because you protect children?

Nube is young, right? He’s still about 26 to 28, isn’t he?
Before I knew it, you’re younger than me.