A wonderful conclusion to the story. Typical Japanese horrors. Logically and interestingly, all the stories came together in the finale as a whole. I recommend it to those who love Japanese horror films.

The story unfolds in a way that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The elements of horror are masterfully crafted, creating an atmosphere of intense suspense. The characters are well-developed, and you can't help but become invested in their fates.

Each story within the overall narrative adds a new layer of mystery and dread. The final act ties everything together neatly, providing a satisfying resolution that will leave you with a sense of awe. If you're a fan of Japanese horror, this is definitely a must-see.

Junji Ito is at his maximum expression. His stories are very good, with interesting plots and captivating atmospheres. However, the endings often leave something to be desired.

Although some of his stories have a nice plot twist that can surprise and engage the reader, others seem to fall flat or lack a satisfying conclusion.

It's as if he spends so much time building up the tension and creating a unique world that he struggles to bring it all together in a way that truly satisfies.

Despite this flaw, Junji Ito's work remains highly regarded in the horror and manga genres. His unique art style and ability to create truly disturbing and memorable images more than make up for the occasional weak ending.

Overall, while his stories may not always end as well as they could, they are still well worth reading for anyone who enjoys a good horror story or unique manga experience.

Each story is weirder than the other. As always, impeccable and sinister art. I loved it very much. I'm quite suspicious to talk about his work because I'm a big fan. Anyway... just read

3.5/5

I want to give a higher score by.5 because this volume of Tomie is so beautiful. 55555
The lines are sharp and clear, the eyes are beautiful, and the outfits are great. Everything is just right.

Sometimes, it seems that I can understand the purpose of Tomie's life. There seems to be a hint or a hidden message throughout. But when I flip through some parts that end abruptly, I can't quite figure it out. When I summarize, I realize that Tomie wants to be loved, be confident in her own beauty, and see men as her enemies, and even make men destroy themselves. This is amazing. It seems to show the complexity of gender division and judgment based on appearance. Because this work is written from the perspective of Junji Ito, a Japanese who lives in a country that clearly shows patriarchy.

It's been a long time since I saw Tomie have a goal to deal with women, but most of the victims are just a shell that allows Tomie to evolve further.

I have some random thoughts about Tomie. I'm just kidding, but if Tomie were in the era of the prosperous influencer, I think she would be very popular, beautiful, cold, and dangerous (lol). Although there are not many volumes about herself, she is still talked about all the time.

Overall, I enjoyed reading it as reviewed in volume 1 (review: click here). But in addition, Tomie is even more beautiful. The lines are clear and sharp, and it's beautiful. I'm currently in a reading slump, and when I read this, it feels a little better. The pile of unread books has decreased a little, and I might buy another volume to read more.

I went to the lido yesterday.

It was a beautiful day and the lido was bustling with people. The sun was shining brightly and the water looked inviting.

I walked along the shore, feeling the sand between my toes and listening to the sound of the waves.

There were many people swimming, sunbathing, and playing beach volleyball.

I decided to take a dip in the water and it was refreshing. The water was cool and clear, and I could see the fish swimming around.

After swimming for a while, I lay down on the beach and relaxed. I closed my eyes and let the sun warm my body.

It was a wonderful day at the lido and I can't wait to go back again.

lebih gore daripada series pertama dan agak kaget karena ada child abusenya sedikit tapi,

It is more gory than the first series and I was a bit surprised because there is a little bit of child abuse.

mending baca uzumaki karena tomie selama 2 series ini agak boring.

It's better to read Uzumaki because Tomie has been a bit boring throughout these 2 series.

Overall, while the gore in this series may appeal to some, the inclusion of child abuse is a concerning and uncomfortable aspect. The comparison to Uzumaki suggests that the latter might offer a more engaging and interesting read. However, everyone has different tastes in horror, and some may still enjoy the Tomie series despite its perceived flaws. It's important to consider personal preferences and sensitivities when choosing which horror manga to read.

Junji Ito's creativity in telling such macabre and twisted stories is truly impressive.

I really enjoyed this reading a great deal. Both volumes are highly recommendable!

His unique style and vivid imagination bring these strange and often disturbing tales to life. The detailed illustrations add another layer of depth and creepiness to the narratives.

Whether it's the grotesque characters, the eerie settings, or the unexpected plot twists, Junji Ito never fails to keep the reader on the edge of their seat.

Each story is a masterclass in horror and psychological thriller, leaving a lasting impression long after the book is closed.

If you're a fan of the genre, you simply must check out Junji Ito's works. You won't be disappointed!

Tomie is perhaps one of the cuntiest monsters that exist out there.

Her goal in life? Opulence.

If she were to die? Her power doubles and she gains a vendetta against said clone or clones.

How does she solve this? She seduces men in order to murder the clones.

Tomie's allure is both captivating and dangerous. Men are drawn to her like moths to a flame, only to find themselves embroiled in her twisted plans.

With her beauty and charm, she manipulates those around her, using them as pawns in her quest for power and revenge.

Her actions are ruthless and without remorse, as she stops at nothing to achieve her goals.

Tomie is a force to be reckoned with, a truly terrifying and fascinating creature.

There are more horror stories with Tomie as the protagonist.

These stories follow the same formula as those in the first volume. Tomie drives men to despair and leads them to commit all kinds of crazy acts. The strange and disturbing stories.

I think this volume perhaps has better stories than those in the first one. However, since all of them have a very similar structure and theme, they may lose some of their strength.

What doesn't lose its strength is Ito's drawing, which reaches a very high level and stands out for its imaginativeness and the author's inimitable style.

Overall, it's still an interesting and captivating read for fans of horror and Ito's works.

**Title: The Importance of Reading**

Reading is an essential activity that offers numerous benefits.

It allows us to expand our knowledge, explore different cultures, and gain new perspectives.

By reading various types of books, we can learn about history, science, literature, and more.

Moreover, reading helps improve our language skills, including vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension.

It also enhances our imagination and creativity, enabling us to envision different scenarios and ideas.

In addition, reading can be a great source of entertainment and relaxation.

We can escape from the stress of daily life and immerse ourselves in a good story.

Whether it's a thrilling mystery, a heartwarming romance, or an inspiring biography, there is a book for everyone.

Therefore, we should make reading a regular part of our lives and enjoy the many rewards it has to offer.

The second book is the same as the first Tomie book. It still tells the story of Tomie, the strange and unkillable beautiful girl. Every man who gets close to and sees Tomie always falls in love and has the desire to kill her.

In the second book, there are more short stories that are not related, but in the last three chapters, the story is continuous. So for the first few chapters, you can read them freely because the stories are stand-alone.

Like other works of Ito Junji, this comic is full of absurdity, wkwkwk.. The art is also extremely detailed, and the creepy feeling is really strong and disgusting.

**Title: The Mysterious World of Hearts and Skulls**

In this strange and wonderful world, there are two symbols that hold great significance: the heart and the skull.

❤❤❤ The heart represents love, passion, and life. It is the center of our emotions, the place where our deepest feelings reside. When we fall in love, our hearts race and fill with joy.