The audience ends up with another partly good-partly bad work to add to their “WTF” media list and that is Dokumushi’s entire legacy. When they find a cleaver and a hot pot in an upstairs classroom, they begin to guess the intention behind their imprisonment; they're meant to kill and eat one another to survive. It is not that they are not enjoyable if this is your kind of story, but you can tell it is more a result of a happy accident because the author really tries to be deep and denounce almost any questionable behavior you can find in our modern society. I actually recommend this manga, it doesn't deserve the low rating or the hate for it's "edgyness", which is a criticism I have never taken seriously, especially for horror series.

The artist did a good job of drawing gore without any distortion and managed to create thrilling and horrific scenes through good anatomy and panel composition. Each and every character is clearly deranged or traumatized or both in some way, and it shows very early on that they are not what they seem, which just makes it so easy to see where it's going that I don't even know why I gave this a chance.cliches to your advantage very effectively, because that's how you can read the vast majority of this without requiring the knowledge of English (or any!

Many taboo things happen that may turn people away but in reality it's not much more gruesome than what you would see in any slasher films. 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.Additionally, this manga is not very long, about 30 chapters, so you can read it in one sitting or over the weekend.