What kind of story is Junji Ito’s about?

>>2

I thought it was a hole made for me, so I entered it and came out from the other side, and that was the end.

>>2

The protagonist, who was watching in shock, thought “That’s my hole!” and then wanted to enter and ended up going in, right?

>>2

We are both being pulled into the hole.

No matter how far I go, there’s no exit and I can’t turn back.

The hole gradually deforms, stretching to the point where my neck and limbs feel as if they are about to be torn apart, and eventually decaying somewhere.

>>16

It turned out there was an exit.

From the opposite side, “Something is coming this way!” is the ending.

It’s definitely not in human form.

>>4

You can read it for free on the Magapoke app.

This is the easier one to understand.

Was there a landslide on the other side?

>>17

I am afraid of supernatural phenomena that are of a type where the end is not in sight, or that involve prolonged pain.

If you ask about something like this, you can get permission…

I think Junji Ito is perfect as a somewhat minor author who can be parodied without it getting too cheesy, while also giving off a quirky and high-sense vibe.

>>18

I feel like a squishy mummy that I’m not even sure is human has appeared.

>>18

Mr. Krauser has come to mind.

>>51

This hole was made by Krauser-san raping the fault!

I thought it would end up with me turning into an Ito Junji creature by the time I came out from the other side…

The world view of Junji Ito has a creepiness where humans normally transform into monsters.

>>25

Whether you’re alive or not, if it doesn’t matter, even with a slight strength from yourself or the way you appear, you will continue to move forward, and even if you are dead, you will eventually emerge from the other side.

The original work ends with a panel where something is approaching from the other side of the hole.

It feels like Junji Ito is especially popular overseas.

I thought there was no exit, but…

I knew it… I thought I was mistaken about my memory.

>>30

It’s like a classic horror ending that suggests results without clearly showing them, so of course it exists.

Still laughing at the hype.

I feel like the twist was that a mummy of a human whose body had deformed comes out.

If you don’t move your body, you won’t make progress, so isn’t it possible that something that exists for the sake of life will emerge?

Isn’t that the type where your skin gets worn down and your skeleton gradually changes as you proceed while completely naked?

It is depicted that it moves forward due to friction, but not that it is worn down by friction…

I see that the manga Freiren was promoting is like this.

Just imagining it makes it tough; is it claustrophobia?

>>45

Well, that feeling is probably the source of the story.

>>45

This is impossible even for someone without claustrophobia…

The Junji version has the limbs and head very thin, and it ends with a person coming out from the exit side.

I was only interested in the big-breasted elf, but is this what the manga is like…

If you skip over the part where the human body deforms with this theme and instead delve into oxygen concentration or just manage to escape normally, it feels like something is missing.

>>55

Why did you go in knowing it was dangerous?

>>65

Because it is a peculiar being with an irresistible charm.

>>52

That’s why you’re making the character say that.

Does this elf have a desire for destruction?

Recently, it’s scary that there are people who can’t read manga anymore.

There used to be some, but I believe there were fewer.

Even if I’m deformed as shown in the sticker above, I’m alive and moving forward.

I thought it would normally end up with a creature transformation.

When I see this, it reminds me of the head of Bonbon Hill; that was also a parody.

It seems that the person in charge has been bowing their head behind the scenes for parodies since long ago, so maybe they decided to show cooperation as a preventative measure in this era of social media scandals.

I have no desire to enter a place like this at all…

Dungeon elves find pleasure in diving into dangerous dungeons…

Horror needs a sense of speed like that of a main pillar.

Is there an exit nearby…?