After looking at the newest Brutal chapter, I thought the art looked familiar and I was right! Turns out it's the same artist as this manga
Wait, could Kuzunoha be Seimei's mother, like in the legends about him? If so, it's kinda cute and sad at the same time how her grabbing Haruaki's face parallels Mama-aki grabbing his face in chapter 39, given how her own son has been dead for a thousand years and has finally returned to her. Agh, the mysteries are killing me!
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Well in a way, since it has been established that despite being Seimei's reincarnation, they are different ppl
If she is that Kuzunoha then yes. Abe no Seime's mother was said to be a fox spirit, dad is human tho
And I have a suspicion that Tensei was related to Kuzunoha, a brother perhaps; and if Kuzunoha were really Seimei's mom, it could be the reason why he wasn't affected by Haru's power despite being a Youkai—maybe? that just my guess.
Darnnn I should have let it marinate longerrr T^T
Actually I read something like few months back about a black fox, becoming a vengeful spirit after being shot by a hunter (the hunter was like a husband I think to the noble/princess the black fox was accompanying before she died) then the black fox was built a shrine and eventually became a guardian deity. If Tensei is that black fox then maybe the reason why Haruaki's mojo doesnt work on him coz Tensei isnt a yokai. Also maybe the reason why Ebisu a God was investigating him. Not sure just a theory as well
Now you mentioned it, I did remember vaguely about that folklore and that just might be it.
Bro, that's so tragic. Imagine just going to grab a snack to eat, only to be jumpscared by your shitty ex who you haven't seen in years
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Bro, I loved this so much, Wanan's works are among my favorites, I can't wait to read the next one! Gonna stalk their page to look at the concept art
Man, I can't believe that it's over. Been Reading this since middle school, so this comic hold a special place my heart. Kudos to the translator!
Definitely deserves its place as a classic, along with the film.
A note for anyone reading, the version here is read right to left, as it is flipped