The artist also draws lively facial expressions and narrates actions with good anatomy and composition. first of all I would only recommend reading it once it's been translated or just reading it if you know Japanese. A group of characters find themselves in isolated and unknown places, and quickly realize that they must survive there for a certain amount of time. whole countdown which gives us a cool sense of progression, I liked the character backstories that fit in with and make sense of their ridiculous personalities, I liked the different interactions, relationships and betrayals developed between the characters, I liked how the plot progressed, I liked the artstyle from how realistic the backgrounds are to how expressive the characters could be when overwhelmed by emotions, I liked the whole poisonous insect folklore thing.

They discover there is no food to be found the water and electricity still works, and there’s a timer for 168 hours or seven days. In the end, you do not feel guilty about reading a repugnant story because it is so random and shallow that you cannot perceive any cruelty to it. My thoughts on the story is located waaaaaay down below, after Overalls, because it is impossible to talk about my thoughts without spoiling the story. As expected, everyone starts to lose their mind, kill each other, and do abhorrent acts in the middle.I heard about this monger through the anime man and once I heard him compared it to the likes of Saw and Battle Royale I knew I immediately had to check it out I'm a huge horror junkie so I wanted to see what all the fuss was about and I was disappointed. It's an occult curse that involves using the sole survivor of poisonous insects mixed with other deadly insects.

predictable for you), the artwork and how explicit some scenes are (glad the mangaka didn't tone them down), and how this manga teases you with morbid curiosity to see what fucked up thing comes up next, which was the only motivation for me to keep reading till the end. What makes it interesting is that there are only a limited number of characters involved from start to finish.

One of the “contestants” is conveniently aware of what is happening and informs the rest about a practice named Dokumushi.

From the name itself, the idea has been to put criminals and the most wicked into a very dire situation and this is why I like that the characters are unlikable and ruthless.I realized that I start skimming through the pages, just from drawings alone I can tell that its a basic backstory for that character trope. He has loving parents, an adorable little sister, and hasn't once experience any adversity or strife. Although there are only 6 chapters translated in English, the Chinese version had all 50 chapters translated, and I'm lucky that Cantonese is my first language. You want to share your opinion on the manga “Doku Mushi” with other members of our community, but you don’t really have enough to say about it to fill a whole review?