Mizu ni Sumu Oni
水に棲む鬼 MangaInformações adicionais
Format
MANGA
Status
Finished
Start date
Jul 20, 1992
End date
Jul 20, 1992
Popularity
96
Genres
Horror
Romance
Supernatural
Romance
Supernatural
Tags
Shoujo
79%
Target demographic is teenage and young adult females.
Anthology
60%
A collection of separate works collated into a single release.
Arranged Marriage
60%
Features two characters made to marry each other, usually by their family.
Arranged Marriage
60%
Features two characters made to marry each other, usually by their family.
Ghost
50%
Prominently features a character who is a ghost.
Maids
40%
Prominently features a character who is a maid.
Revenge
40%
Prominently features a character who aims to exact punishment in a resentful or vindictive manner.
Mizu ni Sumu Oni
水に棲む鬼 MangaSinopse
This collection of horror short stories includes tales of murder, romance and the supernatural.
The title story follows Natsuko, a maid at the Hagiwara mansion who bears an exact resemblance to a recently deceased woman of the household. Other stories include a cat who watches for his master and a ghost, a work of art which leads to revenge through possessed bodies, and a woman who haunts the husband who murdered her but whom she still loves.
The mood and pacing of these stories are a kind of Japanese gothic, steeped in the culture but as clear to readers as the passions we all share.
(Source: ComicsOne)
1. Mizu ni Sumu Oni (水に棲む鬼 | Devil in the Water); Mystery I vol. 8
2. Mokuren Yashiki (木蓮屋敷 | The House of Magnolias); Mystery I vol. 7
3. Hanairo Utsushi (花色移し | Taking the Color of Flowers); Mystery I vol. 5
4. Natsu Fukamu (夏深む | In the Depth of Summer); Mystery I vol.9
5. Matsuyoi (待宵 | The Vigil); Mystery I vol. 10
6. Masoo no Kage (真赭の蔭 | The Blood Red Shadow); Mystery I vol.11
The title story follows Natsuko, a maid at the Hagiwara mansion who bears an exact resemblance to a recently deceased woman of the household. Other stories include a cat who watches for his master and a ghost, a work of art which leads to revenge through possessed bodies, and a woman who haunts the husband who murdered her but whom she still loves.
The mood and pacing of these stories are a kind of Japanese gothic, steeped in the culture but as clear to readers as the passions we all share.
(Source: ComicsOne)
1. Mizu ni Sumu Oni (水に棲む鬼 | Devil in the Water); Mystery I vol. 8
2. Mokuren Yashiki (木蓮屋敷 | The House of Magnolias); Mystery I vol. 7
3. Hanairo Utsushi (花色移し | Taking the Color of Flowers); Mystery I vol. 5
4. Natsu Fukamu (夏深む | In the Depth of Summer); Mystery I vol.9
5. Matsuyoi (待宵 | The Vigil); Mystery I vol. 10
6. Masoo no Kage (真赭の蔭 | The Blood Red Shadow); Mystery I vol.11
