Kouishou Radio
PTSD Radio

Edit

What would you like to edit?

SynopsisBackgroundAlternative TitlesPictureChapters/VolumesPublishing DatesRelationsTypeExternal Links  

At first glance I thought that this manga will be just bunch of short horror stories with no plot what so ever but after reading it i realized that every story is connected in some way or another.

Story: even though story is not finished yet i can understand some small parts. It's about old japanese rituals and one town which is affected by them. I still dont understand it completely but mystery is best thing about this manga. One more intresting thing is that on the last panel of every chapter face is starting to form slowly while you going through them.

Art: I can't say ... many things about it, it's just amazing and really well done with a lot of details.

I think this is one of the best manga you could read if you like horror.

And remember, DO NOT OPEN old sealed boxes.

Gonna place all the cards on the table. I don't think I can continue reading this manga. Not because it's bad, far from it. Simply holding this manga feels like... a curse. It's like I'm not supposed to be reading it. Every page has a friggin' jumpscare, and every time I turn the page, I shiver in fear hoping the next page isn't gonna be another jumpscare. Of all the horror manga I've read, this has gotta be the only one that genuinely made me afraid of reading it. Sure, Junji Ito's stories are scary, but they're also mezmerizing to the point that you want ... to see more of it despite being unnerving. I am a hero had this interesting set of pages that flow as if you're watching a jumpscare unfold. But this manga... The very act of turning the page requires a lot of courage. I'm not lying when I say ptsd radio has the scariest pages you will ever see, and you need balls of steel to actually finish the entire thing. Seriously, I can't recommend it to anyone who can't handle scary stuff. And I'm not joking, the pages will keep you up at night. Heck, if even the author had to stop drawing this manga because he thought it was cursed, that should be an indication that you shouldn't pick up this manga unless you're fully prepared for what you're about to read.

I thought to leave a review since I've seen only one so far. I have read 6 volumes so far and have mixed opinion on the manga.
Pros: shattered storyline works well - short stories entangling each other and gradually connecting to main plot which is about curse, atmosphere is dark and tense sometimes, art is done nicely.
Cons: too many short stories go like this - a character thinks something is watching him, shrugs it off and it ends with a shadow smiling, even if plot progresses the shadow moves to new place and same thing happens again; many creatures which are supposed to be ... scary are hilarious, main plot is progressing at too slow pace that numerous short stories are ruining the enjoyment.
If you binge read/watch horror the manga is still worthy a try to see if it fits your taste or not. Even though some parts are alright, I felt most of things became too repetitive that I got bored.