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Aside from being a horror-lover, I truly appreciate Japanese horror because underneath all the "disturbing" aspects, the story actually holds and shows valuable facets of Japan. For example this manga, I believe the author simply portrays that the Japanese follow trends so much that even "making babies" have to be a competition (who's got more, etc.). It might have been delivered in this "gross" way but hey, reality is disgusting beyond the surface. (:
umm i might beleive you two but the problem is that this was NO horror by any means just a mind breaker
Awesome story, apparently no one is over the age of 12 and has the initiative to think about what the story really means ._. It's about creating theories luvs, not just saying, "Ewie!" What would Japan be if they didn't involve a dead baby fetus in horror?