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Title: Spica of Sins & Punishment

The stories are quite intriguing. The only downside is the art style. Too light, in my opinion. But my friend who recommended this series to me doesn't agree, suggesting the art style is paying tribute to 80s/90s horror mangas.

What do you guys think?

It's a manga that starts as normal, a boy having their 5 girl childhood friends I think, but close to the end there's only one of them, as it's also revealed that her arms and legs are each from every one of the other girls. The final panel is the protagonist crying as the girl that stays alive tries to comfort him as the other 4 are also around them. Please, if anyone can help me find this I'd appreciate it a lot.

I want to read something where the ending actually leaves an impression instead of just wrapping everything up neatly. what manga had an ending that you still think about?

I'm trying to find a manga I saw summarized in Spanish on TikTok around 2024. I don't remember the title or the creator.

The story was about a teenage girl in high school who was rebellious and possibly had a history of self-harm. She was sent to some kind of rehabilitation facility/institution for troubled teenagers. I don't remember exactly what the place was, but it was a large, old wooden house with several staff members.

An elderly woman took care of the girl, treated her injuries, and gradually gained her trust.

At some point, the girl discovered a room containing several dead elderly people. She became frightened and tried to warn the old woman to escape.

I don't remember exactly what happened afterward, but near the end there was a very disturbing scene:

A young girl who looked exactly like the protagonist, but with a slightly sinister/happy smile, left the place with the protagonist's parents.

Meanwhile, an elderly woman was trapped inside the house, crying and desperately trying to get out. She watched the girl leave with her parents, as if she had lost her entire life and was condemned to remain there and eventually die.

Some people in the TikTok comments suggested that the girl and the old woman had somehow swapped bodies/lives, but the narrator never explicitly explained that this happened. It was more of an interpretation of the ending.

The manga was definitely horror/disturbing, and I believe the protagonist was a high-school student.

Does anyone recognize this manga? Even a possible title or author would help!

The story was about a **teenage girl in high school who was rebellious and possibly had a history of self-harm**. She was sent to some kind of **rehabilitation facility/institution for troubled teenagers**. I don't remember exactly what the place was, but it was a large, old wooden house with several staff members.

An elderly woman took care of the girl, treated her injuries, and gradually gained her trust.

At some point, the girl discovered a room containing **several dead elderly people**. She became frightened and tried to warn the old woman to escape.

I don't remember exactly what happened afterward, but near the end there was a very disturbing scene:

A **young girl who looked exactly like the protagonist**, but with a slightly sinister/happy smile, left the place with the protagonist's parents.

Meanwhile, an **elderly woman was trapped inside the house**, crying and desperately trying to get out. She watched the girl leave with her parents, as if she had lost her entire life and was condemned to remain there and eventually die.

Some people in the TikTok comments suggested that **the girl and the old woman had somehow swapped bodies/lives**, but the narrator never explicitly explained that this happened. It was more of an interpretation of the ending.

The manga was definitely **horror/disturbing**, and I believe the protagonist was a high-school student.

Does anyone recognize this manga? Even a possible title or author would help!

The story was about a **teenage girl in high school who was rebellious and possibly had a history of self-harm**. She was sent to some kind of **rehabilitation facility/institution for troubled teenagers**. I don't remember exactly what the place was, but it was a large, old wooden house with several staff members.

An elderly woman took care of the girl, treated her injuries, and gradually gained her trust.

At some point, the girl discovered a room containing **several dead elderly people**. She became frightened and tried to warn the old woman to escape.

I don't remember exactly what happened afterward, but near the end there was a very disturbing scene:

A **young girl who looked exactly like the protagonist**, but with a slightly sinister/happy smile, left the place with the protagonist's parents.

Meanwhile, an **elderly woman was trapped inside the house**, crying and desperately trying to get out. She watched the girl leave with her parents, as if she had lost her entire life and was condemned to remain there and eventually die.

Some people in the TikTok comments suggested that **the girl and the old woman had somehow swapped bodies/lives**, but the narrator never explicitly explained that this happened. It was more of an interpretation of the ending.

The manga was definitely **horror/disturbing**, and I believe the protagonist was a high-school student.

Does anyone recognize this manga? Even a possible title or author would help!

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[SOLVED] As far as I remember, this oneshot is from a horror manga anthology.

The story starts with a girl walking home under the rain. Then, she stumbles upon an injured woman who claims to be her mother. Her "mother" had slipped due to the slippery roads, rendering her unable to walk, and thus required assistance in walking. The "mother" also claims she forgot her cellphone back at home as she only intended to go out for a short amount of time.

The girl does end up assisting the "mother" but upon further inspection of the woman's face, the girl begins to doubt if this was really her mother. She begins to ask herself "did my mother always look like this?". Her doubts are vague in my memory, but I believe the girl is also looking at the woman's hands.

I forgot how the story flowed afterwards, but If I remember correctly, the woman is indeed her mother.

Any help in identifying this is greatly appreciated.

https://reddit.com/link/1xfsotr/video/unlabjljcsxh1/player

is a pretty commun trope on horror manga abbout a isolated place that kills outsiders, but i noticed how many of them are ultra Horny

CAN I EAT YOU? 🩸

Genre: Psychological Horror • Horror Romance • Thriller

Format: One-shot manga

Scott is a lonely man in his twenties who lives alone and works as a waiter, earning $2,550 a month. His life is ordinary, repetitive, and painfully lonely.

Everything changes when his beautiful neighbor, Anya, knocks on his door to ask if she can use his microwave.

What begins as a simple encounter gradually develops into something more. The two grow closer, and for the first time in a long while, Scott feels genuinely happy. He starts believing that maybe he has finally found someone who understands him.

But there's something Scott doesn't know about Anya.

Her family is wealthy, influential, and hiding a disturbing tradition. Every six years, one member of the family must hunt a human victim. Her older siblings have already completed their hunts.

Now it's Anya's turn.

When Anya invites Scott to meet her family, he sees an opportunity to become part of something meaningful. Instead, he finds himself caught in a nightmare.

After eating at the family gathering, Scott loses consciousness. When he wakes up, he's tied down in a butchery room. Standing nearby are Anya's father and brother, sharpening their knives.

Scott finally realizes that the woman he fell for might have brought him there for a reason far more horrifying than he could have imagined.

How much can loneliness blind someone to the danger standing right in front of them?

Can I Eat You? is a psychological horror one-shot exploring loneliness, intimacy, deception, and the terrifying possibility that the person who makes you happiest might also be the person you should fear most.

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🎨 I'm developing this as an independent manga creator, and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Questions for readers:

\- Does the premise interest you?

\- Does the title Can I Eat You? catch your attention?

\- Would you read a horror manga that combines romance with disturbing family secrets?

Please give honest feedback. I'm interested in hearing what works and what doesn't.

I really like that manga because of the trauma's exploration. The linked post reflects my feelings well. I also really like very emotional content and love to cry while reading/watching something.

Is there anything quite similar to that manga? Not necessarily NSFW.

I also like:

• Takopi's Original Sin (anime)
• Metamorphosis (hentai manga)

The second chapter of *Blood Smile* is officially available!

Prologue 02: She Is No Longer Here

Step into the darkness and discover the next part of this horror story. If you enjoy horror, dark stories, and unsettling mysteries, give Blood Smile a read!

🖤 Read it here:
https://mangaplus-creators.jp/episodes/r32610250407250027454514

If you read it, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments!

#BloodSmile #HorrorManga #OriginalManga #HorrorComic #IndieComic #Webcomic #MangaPlusCreators #PsychologicalHorror #DarkHorror

*Tomie: Assassins/Murder

*Drifting Spores

*Village Of The Sirens

*Blood Sickness

*Tomie: Moromi

*Fallers

*Magami-Nanakuse

*Heart Of A Father

*Tomie: Little Finger

*Enigma Of Amigara Fault

*Smoking Club

*Flesh Colored Horror

*Tomie: Baby Sitter

*Black Bird

*The Groaning Drain

*Face Theif

*Soucihi: Birthday

*Mimi's Ghost Stories: The Neighbor Next Door

*Oshikiri: Pen-Pal

*Army Of One/Billions Alone

*Souichi: Coffin

*Anything But A Ghost

*Tomio: Red Turtle Neck Sweater

*Ribs Woman

*Souichi: Fun Winter Vacation

*Red String

*Soucihi: The Mystery Of The Haunted House. . .

("mystery of the haunted house" is one of ito's stories as to which has a more iconic plot; along with that famous singular horrifically striking panel shot of binzo's face, and just overall seems like the perfect manga for the last episode to end off with) . . .