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Kemono Jihen - Paranormal

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Kemono Jihen Vol. 1 Manga Review

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怪物事変 Genre: Dark Fantasy, Supernatural, Mystery Written By: Sho Aimoto Publisher: Shueisha Magazine: Jump Square Volumes: 18 Manga Monday is back! Summary Welcome to the Monster Detective Agency! In a quiet rural village, livestock has been dying off in a strange manner. Inugami, a detective of the occult, is summoned from Tokyo to solve the mystery. He meets a boy scorned by the…

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Original Murata illustrations were sent to all of the artists who contributed art to the BRAINxBRAVE special volume - via X/twitter user @eyeshield21bxb (pt 1 / pt 2).

These are for artists Akiman/Yasuda Akira (Streetfighter), Akimoto Osamu (KochiKame), and Aimoto Sho (Kemono Jihen) respectively, featuring characters they designed/from their manga along with Eyeshield 21 characters.

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kemono jihen by sho aimoto • chapter 3. kemonoists

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No way. Yui-niisan? Akira. I finally found you.

PHNTASMGORIA. || an indie / selective / mutuals-only roleplay sideblog featuring akira and yui from aimoto sho's animanga kemono jihen.

frozen by ollie ( they / she / he , 21 , plural ) . follows back from wiseheir.

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do you have any horror manga recommendations? I've been reading them a lot lately

ooh that is a very very good question!! and honestly if you've been following me for a while you've probably seen my catalogue of horror manga lmao. as much as manga is my preferred medium compared to anime and ykno i have a casual fondness for horror, it actually takes me a while to work through new manga DX DX i do have a couple of stuff i can probably suggest, though.

(since you're actively seeking horror, i'm gonna take a guess and assume you're not really in need of any major trigger warnings, since a lot of these recs include gore/violence/sexuality/abuse/general skeeziness, or at least can anticipate that you're gonna run into unsavory stuff, but you can follow up and let me know if there is actually something i should take note of.)

One thing I find with horror manga (and horror in general, but manga especially) is a common big genre drift with things action or comedy or adventure or something. A lot of the well-known names on rec lists have horror elements rather than being primarily horror, or the horror influence ends up downplayed as the story goes on. but still excellent. If I have recs in the realm of "horror-lite/influenced", I'd say:

Kemono Jihen by Sho Aimoto, kid joins a detective agency in Tokyo meant to resolve supernatural incidents between "kemono" and humans.

Dandadan by Yukinobu Tatsu, a girl who believes in spirits & ghosts and a boy who believes in aliens become friends! And a lot of things happen because the creator assisted for Fujimoto of Chainsaw Man fame, so it has a lot of the same off-the-wall, irreverent humour. While it's not as tight or classy as CSM, it's still a fuckin fun romp with nice horror moments.

Both of those I actually need to catch up with, haha. I'll actually recommend Can You Just Die, My Darling? as well, although I'm not sure if you're the anon who recced it to me first. Much stronger on the horror & violence elements, but it's another one I still have to catch up on.

I'm trying to avoid the obvious recommendations that you can get off any list, like Junji Ito or idk. Tokyo Ghoul, Dorohedoro or something like that. But special shout out to Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni. I'm most familiar with the 2006/07 anime series rather than the games (besides a couple of let's plays) and the manga, but I watched it with my sisters when I was young, LONG before I considered myself a horror fan, and I still consider those question arcs to have some of the best horror sequences ever experienced blind. Hugely influential.

In a similar vein to trying to avoid obvious recs, I know that Shuzo Oshime has gotten more popular as of late, but I've been working through Blood on the Tracks, which is about really insane mommy issues, so if you're cool with that!! You can also check out his other works that I haven't gotten to, but yeah I think he's

For probably my biggest recommendations though - the first one is a short-ish read, I think it was only one volume? The other two were excellent recommendations from my friends!

Helter Skelter by Kyoko Okazaki is about how fucked up the modelling & beauty industry is. There's also a movie adaptation that I haven't watched it.

Hikaru Ga Shinda Natsu (The Summer Hikaru Died) by Mokumokuren, a relatively new BL ongoing series about two friends who live in a rural village - except one of the friends had disappeared months ago in the mountains.

And my actual personal favourite recommendation, Kurosagi: Corpse Delivery Service. It's about a team of students at a Buddhist college who start a company to deliver corpses. They also solve murders along the way! This is a really great series and pretty easy to get into, I think - there's some ongoing plot, but a lot of the arcs are more episodic in nature. A lot of fun discussion on Japanese culture and views on death, it's funny, the gore and horror art are just great, it's just a cool unique series. The only thing is that while I believe it's completed, it's not fully translated in English - I think translations only go up to chapter ~89? So while there's story threads that are unanswered, the translations don't end on a cliffhanger at least.

I do have a "To Read" list compiled after going through some other rec lists / Youtube videos about horror manga. I can't speak to the quality of these yet, but they must have been intriguing enough for me to write them down. Here's a selection of them, not including general creators I wanted to check out:

Dai Dark by Q Hayashida of Dorohedoro fame

Doubt, Judge, and Secret by the guy who did the Higurashi manga.

Another

The Serial Killer is Laughing in the Rain

As the Gods Will

Jagaaan

The Horror Mansion

Fear Infection

Mushihime

Homunculus

Ichi the Killer

Mister Arashi's Amazing Freakshow

PTSD Radio

Dementia 21

Dark Hideout

Halloween Desetsu

The Quiz

Mantis Woman

Presents

If you've read any of those, or get to them before I do, or read any of the prior recs let me know your thoughts!! Always down to chat horror.

Aside from that. Well Digimon: Ghost Game was pretty fun when I was watching it. Had some spooky ooky moments. If you like Digimon o:

actually i'm going to use this opportunity to again reiterate how validated i was when horikoshi had that comment about how he'd like to try doing horror when one of my prominent thoughts when the MVA arc was running was how much potential the guy had as a horror artist and how it could really free him. my goddamn vision.

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Bad Romance from "Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom: Whitesnake's Miscalculation" - that new Jojo spin-off manga illustrated by Sho Aimoto.

There wasn't any fan art for it so I gave it a shot. I tried going for an anime-accurate coloring style. I also made an alt color version.

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Ok so saving this to watch later so i dont lose it

Anime name: Kemono Jihen

[ID: The manga cover of the first volume of Kemono Jihen by Sho Aimoto. It shows a boy with black hair puttng on red gloves and looking intensely at his hands. /end ID.]

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Posted a review of Muddy by Sho Aimoto on my blog. Read it here.

tl;dr – Terrible

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Kemono Incidents - Tome 18 de Sho Aimoto

Une série qui dynamite les codes du récit fantastique en le plaçant dans un contexte urbain et contemporain. Chronique : Dans ce dix-huitième tome de “Kemono Incidents” par Sho Aimoto, la série continue de bousculer les codes du récit fantastique en le transposant dans un cadre urbain et contemporain, offrant ainsi aux lecteurs une expérience unique et captivante. Depuis des temps immémoriaux,…

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Manga of the Month: Kemono Jihen

Kemono Jihen by Sho Aimoto This month’s manga pick is a horror, action series perfect for Halloween! Learn more! Get it! Join our Discord! -Kate

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Kemono Jihen

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Manga of the Month: Kemono Jihen

Kemono Jihen by Sho Aimoto This month’s manga pick is a horror, action series perfect for Halloween! Learn more! Get it! Join our Discord! -Kate

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Illustrations celebrating Eyeshield 21 21st anniversary/the release of the BRAINxBRAVE oneshot (part 1 / part 2 / part 3 / part 4 / part 5).

Artists from left to right, top to bottom:

Shuichi Aso (The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.)

Kyosuke Usuta (Flute-Blower! Jaguar)

Yusaki Shibata (ZIPMAN!!)

Yoshiyuki Nishi (Muhyo & Roji's Bureau of Supernatural Investigation)

Hiroyuki Takei (SHAMAN KING)

Masahiro Hirakata (Debby the Corsifa is Emulous)

Kosuke Masuda (Gag Manga Biyori)

Sho Aimoto (Kemono Jihen)

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Official Jolyne Kujo one-shot spinoff manga by Sho Aimoto - ‘Fujiko’s Bizarre Survival Skills: Whitesnake’s Miscalculation’ - out December 18th in January’s Ultra Jump.

“One day, Jolyne Kujo witnesses a bizarre scene: a female prisoner tearfully begging another to draw her a picture. What could the woman taking art requests from other prisoners be plotting?!” (TL via jojowiki.com).

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Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation- one-shot color page