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Stories featuring yokai or strange monsters like this are almost always scary.

When you die, it tends to be rather quick, doesn’t it?

Mobs die carelessly, including students.

Even though they saw a dismembered body, look at how calm the students are.

Poor driver.

It’s quite rare for someone who hasn’t done anything wrong to die so easily, even in Nube.
Isn’t it just like a flipped university student?

Is this driver really dead and not coming back?

Since he’s an irresponsible guy, I guess it’s fine if he dies…

Didn’t Mary’s story mention that a psychic and a cursed child were killed?

There was a discussion about being bad at driving after this.
Can you drive in an emergency?

The contrast from a gag-like deformed body to a massacre in the next panel is incredible.

It’s irresponsible, but responding to a yokai attack is outside of our duties.

Even the bus driver who was buried alive with Nu-Bee and the others survived.

There’s a story about getting driving lessons from a budget Porsche with a ghost.

The one who spread the rumor about Teketek is both rumored to have only spread rumors and has had both legs cut off…

The one who tries to run away first is always brutally slaughtered; that’s a staple of horror.

The thread image clearly shows someone being killed, which is shocking, but the fact that they are trying to jump off a speeding bus is almost like a suicide or destined to die.

Since the driver died before the protagonists attempted to escape, it’s a good outcome after all.

There are a lot of victims because there are quite a few youkai that are naturally cut apart by the demon’s hand…

I remembered that Jet Grandma also killed the mob driver.

It’s strict even with dogs and such.

Isn’t it good that the villains are the first to escape, abandoning the children?

I hope you’ll be understanding because I’m in a panic after being attacked by a monster.
Not everyone is used to youkai like Class 5-3.

Nūbe, you’re dressed in a strange way.

If we don’t respond properly to emergencies like Conan, even elementary school students can easily die in that town…

Irresponsible… I think I could have survived if I hadn’t done that.

Calm down, nameless.
“Nube can die even as a good person, like the spirit that was mistaken for Hanako-san!”

In the beginning scene, which also introduces youkai, Nube tends to die a bit even as a helpful nameless mob.
Named characters rarely die, but they often experience severe bleeding that makes it seem like they might.

I feel like other school’s students were casually flipped over and turned into rugby balls.

The teacher from the neighboring town who was mentioned in the story of the stone statue of Kinjiro Ninomiya
It’s terrifying that even after becoming a spirit, he continues to kill small boys.

It’s scary because it’s unreasonable; if only bad people die, it wouldn’t be like a horror story.

If the original Nūbe were in today’s era, I don’t think he would die due to compliance issues—ordinary people die too, right?

May the rabbit killer get what they deserve! I thought that, and then I got my head crushed by a monster that looked like the Mona Lisa, and I was like, whoa… that’s going too far… that was my childhood.

In this world, there are too many yokai and supernatural phenomena, so I think the perception of spiritual abilities must be different from reality.

The fact that ordinary people die quite irrationally in the story is what makes it so frightening.

In terms of absurdity, Hanako from Hohwa is stronger…

In NEO, there was a girl’s spirit who was thought to be the child of Monster A, but she had nothing to do with it and was torn apart by A.

Is the country not going to eradicate youkai?

It feels like there was a behind-the-scenes setting where Nube was dispatched because it’s the season when youkai or ghosts gather in Doll Guard Town.

All of A’s stories are just too scary.

The evil spirit of the cursed thirteenth stair is, in the original story, just a bunch of brats! I’ll make sure they find peace, no matter how many years it takes! But in the anime, I won’t forgive even the children!!! I can’t help but wonder what the intention behind that alteration to sealing them was.

This world is a hell where you can casually encounter youkai and even greater monsters and get killed…

Did the man whose legs were taken in the teketeke story just die like that?

I believe there are hiring positions for psychic teachers because there are secret documents summarizing spiritual phenomena in each school.

Even spirits that aren’t yokai seem like they could easily kill you if Nube isn’t around…

Upon closer inspection, the bus door and wipers are quite distinctive, but I wonder if there is a model that serves as a holy site.

The reason there are unusually few psychic teachers is mainly because there is only one school.
Still, I think the one-man operation of Nube is too harsh and should be improved.

In the new work currently being serialized in Jump+, bones of children who became victims of the little demon’s jump rope have been rolling out, haven’t they?

A, who is originally just a human without any connection to youkai or spiritual abilities, is surprisingly more troublesome than a clumsy youkai; I really don’t understand.

It’s too sad that the spirit of the child brought by A, who might be their parent, was killed just like that…

That hurt like hell.

“I thought it was a conversation about how ‘being super trendy is actually good’… so I was surprised when I opened the thread image.”
I thought it was just a boy’s manga selling erotic content, but there are actually quite a few genuinely scary episodes; what’s up with that?

Nube seems to be a pretty high-level psychic even without the demon hand.
Even a psychic like Minako-sensei can normally die in the line of duty.

Wasn’t Monster A the one we ultimately couldn’t kill?

Nūbe wasn’t as much of a sex seller as they say.
A typical shonen manga with occasional suggestive scenes.

Nananin Cape is too strong… that’s how I felt.

In the final episode of Muji, it was stated that Nube was called to Kyushu because of the frequent occurrence of paranormal phenomena.
Isn’t whether such a framework exists a separate issue?
I can’t believe that there are so many psychic ability teachers out there; if there are, then the government should manage them.

Even if it’s self-destruction, the time and space of clashing with a god is too strong.

There are gradually opponents that Nube can’t handle, even with his demon-infused abilities.

I wonder if it was the episode with the red vest.
The author gives a triumphant fist pump upon seeing a child who was reading standing up close the book unexpectedly due to the terrifying nature of a spread page.

At the god level, it’s impossible to win against Nube or Tamamo in their normal state.
Isn’t the power balance just right?

A Chinese person who took the hand of a demon and turned it into a cat’s paw.
There are elderly people who use pipe foxes, though.
They feel like those psychics specialized in personal combat.

If it’s after making peace with Hakki, I probably won’t lose unless it’s against something like a Kirin or a Nine-Tails class.

The monk of Domori Temple was quite a good character.

At Seven-man Cape, it’s not that the demons are ineffective; it’s an outrageous tactic to gang up and injure the left arm.

Nanami Misaki is really strong in any work…

There are occasional stray psychics, but there have never been any psychics affiliated with national power.

Hell Teacher Nūdoon

There seem to be frequent paranormal occurrences, so it looks like the government is somewhat aware of it and is transferring people over there.
It’s just that even if you understand it, fundamentally it doesn’t lead to anything, and in that case, you have no choice but to rely on something like Nube.

I wonder if you could win by killing all seven of the Seven Misaki at the same time.
It seems that guns or bombs would be more effective than psychic abilities.

The yokai and ghosts in Nube come at you with the intent to kill physically, so they really have that biological feel to them.

The three-legged Licca-chan doll is also quite famous…

Even though no one can defeat gods or spirits in a higher rank, it’s too noisy that Tamonba is on the same level as those spirits…

I feel like I could win if I collided head-on with a hatemonba or a goose in a car.

The hatamonba is too peaky to handle, which makes it a romantic weapon.

It’s easy to forget, but there’s a unique skill that can turn anything into a blade, Hatomonba.

It seems that the area around the thread image had a lot of negative feedback and was quite tough.

I feel like reading Nube.
I wonder how much it would cost if I bought a bundle on Kindle?

There’s no catharsis since it’s resolved by destroying the high-voltage power lines with the demon’s hand…
The yokai just went back.

The demon’s hand is super strong, but there are many stories that can’t be solved just by brute force.
The strong part is that the kind teacher named Nube has a demon’s hand.

When it comes to solutions that aren’t about sheer force,
Did the spirit of a child who starved to death possess Goko and turn her into a two-mouthed woman?
From Gyoko’s perspective, a disaster is happening, but for Nube, it’s easily resolved by offering rice balls, which is terrible.

I feel like the Hatamonba’s sword, which is treated as a weapon on the same level as a demon’s hand due to its human-faced blisters, is a bit too strong, even considering it’s a collection of vengeful spirits.

(Jump mark)

It is often the attitude of the people facing the spirit that is more problematic than the spirit itself.
There are also many stories that simply feature really harmful spirits unrelated to that.

The story of Teketeke was sad, wasn’t it?
Well, I mean, the guy who spread the rumors is at fault too…
It was a story where no one was saved.

I remember that when it came to fighting against the Kirin, I lost miserably, right?
Right before, the crime became neutral… I was forgiven… but

The nine-tailed fox is on a different level, so it’s not very helpful as a reference.
Emperor Toba responded to the request of the Nasu domain lord Sudo no Gon no Kami Sadakatsu and organized an expeditionary force. He appointed Miura no Suke Yoshitaka, Chiba no Suke Tokiyasu, and Kōtsu no Suke Hirozane as generals, and the onmyoji Abe no Yasumori as strategist, sending the troops to Nasu no.There is no yokai that can beat this.

I like Namahage.
The idea that a usually submissive old man is actually in the strongest class is full of a sense of being a “chūnibyō.”

The painting of the Mona Lisa was safe until then because it did not have enough power to attack humans.
There was that thing where a thief who tried to steal the Mona Lisa was eaten alive.

It’s not the demon king, but with Nube’s “demon hand,” you can slice through yokai.
Could it be that the spirit’s power isn’t that strong, and it’s just because its nails are sharp when touched?

Seeing that he occasionally gets completely beaten without being able to do anything makes me realize that Nube is ultimately human too.
Well, it’s mostly god-level…

This guy just went home normally, and it feels unsatisfying.

Even though he has started to ask for quite a bit of money, the fact that he properly helps when paid shows that he is a pretty decent father.

Basically, we can’t do anything against gods or divine beasts, you know.

In the beginning of Neo, just relying on my own abilities makes me only a slightly strong psychic…

Even when the usual members band together, it’s still questionable whether they stand a chance against the absolute demon, let alone if they are even among the best when looking at the whole picture…

Because I’m from the Great Heat Hell, there are deeper demons, you know…

I absolutely do not want to walk on the night roads of that world.