Non Junji Ito Horror Manga.
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- Here are some horror manga recommendations written by people other than Junji Ito.
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That rental girlfriend jump scare was so frightening that it gave me a stroke, and now I am bedridden
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Sucks that this is the top comment for now, so that twist was spoiled. Still, the build up was great.
Worst book I've ever read
@@mrzed385stay out of the comments until you watch a video then 💀
rent a girlfriend is the scariest thing ive ever watched and read
Fort of apocalypse
Hideout
PTSD radio
SEED OF ANXIETY
Franken fran
Dragon head
Bibliomania
Billy bat
Drifting classroom
No longer human
but nothing tops rent a girlfriend that drove you to insanity and a dark pit
you forgot rent a girlfriend
Fort of apocalypse is one of my favorites but mainly bc of nostalgia since I read it in middle School
You forgot Starving Anonymous, honestly its the best in this video and btw I am a big fan of Franken Fran and its sequel Franken Fran Frantic
Your the real mvp
When Kakizaki is drawing, you know it's gonna be good. His style is so recognizable. Stunning
just started reading Hideout and as soon as I saw that distinct line pattern I immediately remembered Green Blood. Im hyped cuz Green Blood was an amazing short read.
@@planetzdrI actually liked green blood. Hideout was odd to me when I read through it but ion have much memory of it since I read it 2 years ago
@@Hajun554 Yeah hideout was ok. Really is only great because of the art
@@planetzdr i have little memory of it. Aint the story some dude and his wife having an argument and they go into a cave or some
@@Hajun554 Yeah that is the gist of it. Spoilers for anyone who might see this but...
Basically the dude attempts to kill his wife because she was a bitch that blamed the death of their kid all on him even though she carries some of the blame for it. While in this cave a crazy old dude imprisons the husband but he escapes and kills the old dude. He then becomes the old man himself where he just hangs around in the cave trying to imprison people because he has totally lost it
Finally someone that liked Starving Anonymous. Yeah it got really chaotic around at the end but I really liked the creature designs and the concept (especially the reveal of what the humans and aliens relationship is truly about). On a side note, there's a sequel for it out right now. Without spoiling much, I'll say that this one starts off as a bit of a whiplash in terms of setting if you are coming in straight from SA's ending.
Exactly my thoughts bro, I freaking loved it and I am really invested in its sequel as well, one of my favs fr
Ah, my people 🥲
Anywhere I can read this online
ikr it was so cool and unique
@@HOMIXIDEG3NGmanga fire
Ah yes the most terrifying manga ever to be written, rent a girlfriend.
I remember reading Blood on the Tracks because of your video. One of the few mangas that I caught up in only 2 sittings even though having more than 100 chapters and the only manga that me upset to my stomach. I was legit feeling sick after reading it. It has amazing art & panelling with a incredibly sad & depressing story. I had to read a comedy manga immediately to get over it. Lol😅
Shuzo Oshimi is an amazing writer. I’d strongly recommend checking out his other stuff if you haven’t yet!
I suggest reading Hikaru ga shinda natsu (or The summer Hikaru died). Its a horror/suspense manga with some bl elements about a boy, Yoshiki, who discovers that something has taken over the body and appearance of his best friend (and person he had feelings for), Hikaru, and decide he'd rather live with this strange being than let go of Hikaru and fully accept he is gone.
Ive seen some people describe it as a sort of mix of Junji Ito and Oyasumi Punpun in terms of style, and while I've only read some of Junji Ito and havent finished Punpun, im inclined to agree with what I've read. It's still on going, only at around its 3rd volume, but its a really good story with some great art imo.
ughhhh i’ve been wanting to read this !! i’m waiting for the physical release but it doesn’t come out til july 😭😭
Yeah, I read this. Really good manga
That's not very horrific though, too subversive.
sorry but no one can make me read bl stuffs...don't even know why it is popular and so overrated.
Disgusting
Starving anonymous is great, especially if you’re itching for something with the same kinda disturbing monster and body horror as Gantz.
Also the ending might just be the weirdest, coolest thing ever
Totally agree. The weird relationship between Yamabiki and Natsume was fascinating and I thought they were awesome characters that added depth to a gruesome story.
hell yeahhhgantz
it's even better than Gantz and his crybaby MC
as good as junji ito work is, there are other good horror manga that need a English release, physical releases.
The lack of official horror manga releases in the states is a crime.
@@nightmarishcompositions4536 true
Absolutely true, a lot of underrated work goes unnoticed by the masses
Seeds of anxiety reminds me of a manga called 100 stories of my own death. It also has a short horror story pre chapter, however in this one, the stories are told by a young boy, who always says a few things on the beginning and end of the chapter. However, slowly you start noticing that something is going on with that boy and his family and it slowly shows you a larger story on top of the short ones. It isn´t amazing, but I´d recommend you give it a try
Finally somebody else who's read that
you know what was really surprising to me? EVERYBODY knows junji ito, right? but, he's like not famous in japan. i haven't met a single person there who was familiar with his work. I showed them his pokemon colab to prove that he's like famous, but not so much in japan it seems
That’s really interesting 😮 I wonder why he’s so much more popular in America?
I watched a few of your vids, and I’ll say that I like that TH-cam recommended you. One suggestion I have though is to listen for the spots where you splice your audio. Just leaving that extra bit of space to finish a word or to give a slight pause like you would when you finish a sentence makes the listening experience flow better. Keep up the good stuff 👍
Blood on the Tracks is sooooOooo good, some pages are so anxiety inducing
I've been looking for something just like this! I've been getting into horror manga lately thanks to a manga called the 100 Ghost Stories that Led to My Death.
Not every story is scary, some are more thriller or even sad, but the changes to the child storyteller throughout is creepy
Is it available in English?
@@elcapitan549 yes
Can’t wait for your next top manga list too see what new manga you’ve added on so I can add to my list that I have to read/watch hope it’s soon because you already invested me on bibliomania which I never heard off (and starving anonymous) thanks
Thanks to talk about Bibliomania. Just got the collector, amazing art and the story resonated with me
Thank you for this! I know you said Seeds of Anxiety wasn’t that scary but it’s honestly the name of the horror manga I was looking. It was one of the first horror mangas I read when I was delving deep into that horror manga hole. Thank you so much for adding it.
Instant sub, thank you so much for this, super informative.
I for sure will be buying some of these books very soon !
When looking up Baroque, the name sent me to a different manga than what was featured in your video.
After more digging, the manga in your video is titled : Baroque - Ketsuraku No Paradigm.
A good horror/body horror/horror mystery manga that I've enjoyed reading is called "Jinmen". Its animal experiments gone wrong, and that's a nice way of putting it
I'm definitely gonna check out a lot of theses. I loved Ptsd raido I also enjoyed Starving anonymous. I agree it was a ride but you definitely can't put it down lol.
Yo masked I need more manga recommendations bro
Drifting Classroom is one the most Tragic Story I have ever read
That series takes a while to get going but it gets really crazy and interesting in the second half. Really enjoyed it.
A new horror manga people should check out is jinrui-shoku ("blight of man" in english) it only has 6 chapters as of right now but it has tons of potential
Mieruko chan is my personal favourite horror manga of all time. It's not necessarily the horror, but really, it's all the themes and ideas it presents that really personally spoke with me while reading. If you can get past like the first 4 chapters, you'll be reading a manga that has profoundly affected me.
Sometimes chill atmospheric horror can be the best kind. Horror doesn’t always need to be gruesome or violent to strike strong emotions in you (:
@No cognitive only if you watch the dumb anime, which forgoes all horror to only focus on horny (which isn’t even in the manga)
Time to read this all in my bed and under my blanket, hoping I don’t get sleep paralysis…
Started and finished Hideout today after watching, great recommendation that shit is crazy
I wish you would add the condensed list of manga in your description so that it's easier to keep track of them. Awesome video otherwise!
Jesus I was so hyped for the last one 😂 RIP
I’m still waiting on your Billy Bat review
I am still waiting for Battle Angel Alita review... So what?
He even promised a black clover video when he get caught up with the manga. I guess he is still reading it.
Didn’t expect bibliomania here 😮… but please feel free to do that video… been starving for bibliomania content, shit is too underground
Bravo on that last one
I need more bibliomania type stories, been searching and can't find anything that hits that spot for me
There is a second part to starving anonymous, |Shokuryou Jinrui Re: Starving Re:velation| that is currently ongoing, if you enjoyed the 1st part I believe you will like part 2 also
i remember reading fuan no tane many years ago and some of the stories stuck with me so hard that i still think about them now. there were some duds for sure and i think some of them went over my head because of the cultural disconnect but all in all a great read.
Finally he talked about Hideout 🛐
Just finished reading Hideout just now!!! Its amazingggg!!!!!
i remember reading starving anonymous after reading pumpkin knight (not great) and lots of other horror manga in my math class (drifting classroom, blood on the tracks, homunculus, and sweet home) its great to see these mangas given attention (especially drifting classroom) :))))
I have sadly read all of these already but Baroque. So... I know what I'm reading next. Btw Starving Anonymous has a sequel series that is currently releasing.
Finding horror stories other than Junji Ito's as a starter weeb extreme difficulty lmao but there's quite some gems out there like these plus Hiding is such a bro
The ending of starving anonymous made me laugh out loud
Its really more of a slasher story than actual horror its so goofy
“Hideout” should be made into a film since the narrative runs so smoothly that it’s basically a screenplay. Since it’s almost summer I recommend both Eiji Otsuka’s and Housui Yamazaki’s Mail and Kurosagi Corpse Delivery titles for ghostly fun (Eiji Otsuka also helped out Shou Tajima on MPD-Psycho btw.)
If you’re looking for something like “Blood on the Tracks” I suggest Misomisou by Oshikiri Rensuke, Dokumushi by Yazu Michio if you want absolute depravity with some surprisingly good narrative reveals, and if you just want to binge on something classic you’ll be eating EXTREMELY well with the cyberpunk hellscapes of Tsutomu Nihei’s BLAME!.
What was the last one on the list? It got cut off. Thanks for the great video!
theres some fun ones i've encountered in the horror genre that if you havent already, you should check out :) Jinrou game - which is basically the werewolf game, Brutal: Satsujin Kansatsukan no Kokuhaku, Aku no Kyouten and Inugami (out of them all i like the story in inugami the most, but they're all pretty interesting reads :)
Blood On The Tracks just finished recently and ol boy, it could of concluded ages ago. still a great read:)
i never felt scared reading junji ito
11:51 - You have my respect by showing this much on youtube! Was I not subscibred, I would now!
One that really stuck with me is the Horizon. Idk if it is "traditional" horror, but I was horrified. It's about two kids trying to survive a war, and I still think about the constantly.
Man can u do a review about shamo?
I am surprised on how nothing about Hideshi Hino is mentioned in this video. He was one of the original godfathers of japanese horror manga. Hell Baby is a masterpiece.
Yoo a video about Usogui would be nice, if you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend it!
I think the problem with Usogui is the first arc. I didn't find it too good but at like chapter 50+ it just explodes and keeps on going.
@@deeman010gdj For me it was different, I was already hooked by chapter 10. Maybe it's because I like gambling/psychological manga, but then again it offers anything that I really like lol
@peterherics8617 oh I love psych, gambling, twisty manga. Maybe I got the chapters wrong but I found the abandoned building arc to be quite weak.
Bro, Starving Revelation is by far the best manga in this list and also its sequel is currently running and is just as terrifying as its predecessor.
But it isn't fully translated yet .
@@Eat_Your_Life The prequel is fully translated and available, the sequel is currently being translated by a translation team
Starving anonymous my favorite horror manga for both narrative and art and the protagonist are somewhat memorable in the story.😺
Yamabiki and Natsume are awesome lol.
New viewer here, so I havent gotten used to your personal cadence but the pacing of your voice over made it really hard for me to understand and digest what you were saying throughout the video.
No idea if it's just in this vid since it's a list, but it seems like you were talking over yourself and constantly interrupting your previous sentences. Hope you slow down and let your thoughts breathe, since your visual production and editing is top notch and enjoyable to watch. Hope you dont mind my feedback 🙇
The drifting classroom was really good I recommend it. Nice ending not a common ending. I got mine from the library.
I completely forgot about Hideout and Starving anonymous! But yeah both a great and I’m gonna go and re-read Hideout ASAP
Thanks for the shutout bro
That description for the series at the end was so true.
What's the manga called ?
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"Rent a girlfriend"
Read this garbage at your own risk
@@straight_man ooooooooh I was so confused I thought he was explaining an actual horror manga😭
Got so invested in the description he gave and was wondering what manga he was on about just to realise he was talking about rent a girlfriend 💀
I'm so glad Hideout (and Masasumi Kakizaki) is getting so much recognition finally.
The sequel to Starving Anonymous(it’s still going ATM) is even crazier than the original but for different reasons
I like how PTSD Radio basically falls under the ergodic littérature genre, bcz the numbers + radio fréquency implies you could read in a different way and not just linearly 👀✨️
my personal favorite that ive read and one that is in my top ten is called ura baito toubou kinshi itd about two girls who do sussy part time jobs. the overall tone is really creepy and its unique 10/10
Starving Anonymous is one of my FAVORITES, it's so absurd but sO GOOD
Umm ya rental girlfriend truly a peak horror
Happy to see bibliomania getting love
Been reading horror mangas lately and Starving Anonymous was great! Finished it in one reading The ending was really sad :
bibliomania was insane
2:10 =Didn't that manga's mangaka live in a haunted studio and that affected their work? I remember reading a news article that he'll stop for a while to recuperate..
I picked up Helter Skelter. Haven’t read it yet tho
there's this one really underrated horror manga that I think you should check out. It's called "The wizard and the red pilgrim"
Seeing one of my favorite mangas cover on the thumbnail? Seeing “not junji ito” in the title? SUCH A BREATH OF FRESH AIR TO A HORROR MANGA FAN (who doesn’t just know junji).
🔥🔥🔥
So I was on this manga site, reading Seeds of Anxiety, when I got recommended these strange manga... by Kago Shintaro. There were two stories that centered around the main characters "collecting" things. They are both sexual and graphic and were disturbing. The first one is of a girl obsessively collecting from her crush, before killing girls he had slept with to "collect" the parts of them he probably touched, before fantasizing what she would do if he ever touched her.... The other one is of a man collecting photos of certain sexual encounters. It starts off with normal encounters until he branches out into mutilating and killing people. I don't know why I made it as far as I did in that one because Jesus Christ it was messed up. He had a few other stories that I did read that didn't disturb me as much, but those two just really stood out
One horror manga that is very good and very unkown is Hanako and the Terror of Allegory or the japanese name Hanako to Gūwa no Terā. It is a short manga, I think is 17 or 27 chapter.
I recommend this to anyone who like this genre
10:27 - But... Okay, IMO, not longer human is a total tragedy. The horror themes come from Ito's art. Ito is wonderful at what he does, but I truly feel that the essence of No Longer Human was overshadowed due to Ito's stellar art
11:05 - That's pretty straightforward.
where is the quote from at the last few seconds of the video
Would you add segments man, i've read most of these and wanted to find new stuff
Immediately after hearing you mention Starving Anonymous I went and read all 7 volumes in one sitting... gotta say, as horrible as it was I couldn't stop reading. It's a really insane story with a surprising amount of heart in places if you can get past some of the hugely triggering subjects brought up in it including but not limited to SA, Cannibalism, Children losing their parents etc.
Only thing is I wish they stopped using one character's bisexuality so much towards the beginning as a joke, they calm down with it but its a little outdated in that bit.
i couldn’t get through starving anonymous, i’ll admit it: i’m a big wuss when it comes to horror like this but i always manage to finish a series bc i need to know where the plot goes, but i think i’d b better off not knowing for this series 😭😭
Bibliomania the goat. Too bad you didn’t have time to mention Pupa… I can’t believe I actually finished it.
I love how he has to specify that its not Junji Ito
12:55 Is that a panel from Berserk?
Have you heard about Soloist of the Prison?give it a try
Hideout was cool, a brilliant comment on toxic relationships and efforts being met with cold eyes.
Anyone familiar with the manga where it is gory and creepy with different story per chapter? I think its around 100+ chapters. Sample stories I remember are babies are being reproduce as food and another is a peeping tom was converted to a monster living under toilets
Great video
I wanted to recommend tsukihime and fate/stay night to you since you seem to be ok with visual novels since you got the appeal of fata Morgana
black clover review pretty pls
bibliomania was so good
Horror manga just hits different. I love it.
This clown just discovered genres ☝️
@@venga3 Mommy didn’t give you enough attention today?
Speaking of disgusting manga I reccomend kijiin gahou or anything else by kago Shintaro his works make you feel very uncomfortable and sometimes are hard to read
i wounder whats the last one
Oh me oh my
its fucking strange when fans refer to ito when talking about horror manga when it really should be kazu and hino. junji is a fresh face to the genre and directly inspired by kazu umezu
Hope Starving Anonymous gets released from digital jail one day. It looks so cool!
You should check out Higurashi if you haven't already. It's really bloated imo, but every arc builds on the last and it ends up being one of the best pieces of horror manga/anime/VN out there..
I haven't read Umineko yet
That thumbnail is me frfr
my god my inbox is full with your shorts, im out
I can't find where I can buy the English version of Hideout. Where can I find it?
I feel like i was the only person that really didn’t get on with ptsd radio 😭 The art is brilliant but i just couldn’t get into it, i guess it’s my little autism brain but i kept getting so frustrated with the story lmao
9:22 - And he looks like Astro Boy. Which's clearly not on the real world, so... Is this *actual* Astro Boy?