Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun #7
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| Writer | Aidalro |
| Artist | Aidalro |
| Cover Price | $13.00 |
Nene has suddenly been dragged inside a mirror, where she meets the spirit of a young boy calling himself Mitsuba. As they try to escape, the threat of School Mystery No. 3, the Hell of Mirrors, draws ever closer. Nene may have finally gotten herself into a mess that even Hanako-kun can't save her from-but will someone else come to her rescue...?
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9.0
The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Nov 25, 2022This is another solid entry in this series, despite by initial frustrations that Nene once again gets kidnapped. Mitsuba was a really interesting ghost from volume four, so it's nice to see more of him even though the ending complicates things a lot for him. AidaIro does a wonderful job keeping the characters grounded in their youth - they often make poor choices or are completely governed by their impulses, as teens often are. After seeing how timid Mitsuba was in volume four, it was refreshing to see him stand up for himself and let some of his impulsiveness come through. Hopefully it works out to his betterment, but we won't know until volume eight! Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - Olive St. Sauver
Mar 24, 2021Toilet-bound Hanako-kunVolume 7has a lot of fun moments, that make the disturbing parts hit that much harder. Mangaka AidaIro does a great job of maintaining a consistent mystery without being too vague, and bringing back the tragedy of Mitsuba will allow for great character relationship growth in future volumes. A much more sinister side of Hanako's twin brother is shown, as well. The manga continues to be a fantastic balance of whimsy and superstitious horror that can also pair as parallel for growing up. Read Full Review
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