Alternative TitlesJapanese: イビツ
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 2
Chapters: 15
Status: Finished
Published: Oct 2, 2009 to Jun 4, 2010
StatisticsScore: 7.751 (scored by 3572 users)
Ranked: #19942
Popularity: #349
Members: 6,436
Favorites: 218 1 indicates a weighted score
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SynopsisA boy went to take his trash out late one night, and found a strange, creepy, lolita woman sitting amongst the garbage bags. She asked if he had a little sister, and he answered her, hurrying afterwards back to his apartment. When he looked out the window, she was gone. Who is the strange woman, and why does she give him such a bad feeling?
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Each volume contains a side-story chapter. |
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Diassia
57 of 81 people found this review helpful
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15 of 15 chapters read
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9 |
| Story |
9 |
| Art |
10 |
| Character |
10 |
| Enjoyment |
9 |
Story - I didn't know what to expect originally. I've read most of the Higurashi mangas and I've read Elfen Lied (and seen both the animes). I didn't think that anything I read would be much worse than these two... How naiive of me... When I started reading this I was alone in my room, in the dark and I had to sit downstairs in the company of others to finish reading it. I almost expect to see the lolita standing outside my door right now...
Anyway, the story was very well done with a couple of interesting twist. Creepy too!
Art - As others have said, the art fit the manga perfectly. Especially the drawing of the creepy lolita with her empty eyes, bruised skin and her dirty clothing. All the horror sections were drawn very well.
Character - And I thought Rena and Lucy were insane, the development of the lolita is amazing. She is creepy and obsessive to no end. You really feel for the other characters that have to come across her.
Enjoyment - Enjoyment... Well, I read it in a couple of hours. I couldn't put it down and it creeped the hell out of me!
Overall - If you love horror manga, you will love this! read more
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iyok
47 of 73 people found this review helpful
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15 of 15 chapters read
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| Overall |
9 |
| Story |
10 |
| Art |
9 |
| Character |
9 |
| Enjoyment |
10 |
It amused me to see that the tags for this manga are "horror, run bitch runnnnnnn!, holy shit, seinen, horror, ryou haruka, and like really. :o"
That being out of my system, lets get to business! (I'll try to make a short one this time :p)
Overall (9/10)
The story is good. The art suits the story. The character STAYS in character (especially the creepy lolita girl). The enjoyment? If you mean did it scare the crap outta me? Then yes, yes, it did.
Story (10/10)
It's unpredictable, which is a good thing in this kind of story. You expect that this thing will happen as a result of this action, but heck, noooo, it didn't. Pity I can't say much since it will spoil the story.
Art (9/10)
The creepy lolita girl could be creepier. ...What? Hey, this is HORROR manga we're talking about.
Character (9/10)
Like I mentioned earlier, the character stays in character. The lolita girl didn't up and turned cute and all after 'her wishes came true'. Freaky, freaky girl...
Enjoyment (10/10)
It's a horror story that creeped me out, and it wouldn't keep to my expectations (in a good way). The pace kept me hooked, no slowing down at all.
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Both are about a disturbed, deranged young woman who stalks and harasses the male protagonist after a chance encounter and doesn't hesitate to harm those close to him to get to him. The main differences are that Zashiki Onna starts off fairly mild and builds up tension and terror as it goes along whereas Ibitsu goes full tilt from the beginning, and that the stalker in Ibitsu is developed and explored a bit more thoroughly than in Zashiki Onna. Other than those factors, they're pretty much different takes on the same story.
Those, both rather short, horror mangas contains an extremely frightening and sick woman who is stalking the male lead.The mangas are both very thrilling and if you want something short and creepy, I'd recommend them both. If you liked one of them, I'm pretty sure that you'd like the other one as well.
Both deal with incredibly freaky women, who make the main male character's life a living hell.
If you like horror and suspense, both are quite good!
Ibitsu is like a far creepier, bloodier, and more violent version of Zashiki. They're weird twists on urban legends about creepy women who will start to stalk you if you talk to them........
Both have creepy women that are relentlessly stalking the male protagonist and those around him. I felt that Ibitsu was creepier. If you are not a fan of gore in manga, I suggest Zashiki Onna rather than Ibitsu. If you don't mind a bit of gore, then Ibitsu is probably superior.
If you enjoyed Ibitsu, you will enjoy Zashiki Onna and visa versa.
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Hideout and Ibitsu similarly have both Horror and Seinen categories. They have contracted plots and graphics that adds impact to the atmosphere that is needed at an important scenario. They are both Completed as well.
If you are into short, creepy stories then you will probably love these two manga. Ibitsu and Hideout are both relatively realistic horror stories with a huge "twist" at the end. The best way to enjoy them is to read them at night, without lights!
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