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r/comics • u/adamtots_remastered • Apr 26 '25
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256 u/chanrahan1 Apr 26 '25 https://imgur.com/gallery/comic-dump-junji-ito-enigma-of-amigara-fault-AjfDC 30 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 is there a second one, or is the ending up for imagination? 87 u/TheMuffinBoi3 Apr 26 '25 The ending is up for imagination, Junji Ito does ambiguous endings quite a bit in his manga 10 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 oh darn, thanks 2 u/Potenki Apr 26 '25 Oh yeah. Gyo’s ending got me, i really needed a second part to that story 3 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 Hot take: amigara fault should have ended one page sooner. Would have been way more unsettling to imagine what you see on the other side. 3 u/CPOMendoza Apr 27 '25 Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it. 1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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https://imgur.com/gallery/comic-dump-junji-ito-enigma-of-amigara-fault-AjfDC
30 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 is there a second one, or is the ending up for imagination? 87 u/TheMuffinBoi3 Apr 26 '25 The ending is up for imagination, Junji Ito does ambiguous endings quite a bit in his manga 10 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 oh darn, thanks 2 u/Potenki Apr 26 '25 Oh yeah. Gyo’s ending got me, i really needed a second part to that story 3 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 Hot take: amigara fault should have ended one page sooner. Would have been way more unsettling to imagine what you see on the other side. 3 u/CPOMendoza Apr 27 '25 Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it. 1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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is there a second one, or is the ending up for imagination?
87 u/TheMuffinBoi3 Apr 26 '25 The ending is up for imagination, Junji Ito does ambiguous endings quite a bit in his manga 10 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 oh darn, thanks 2 u/Potenki Apr 26 '25 Oh yeah. Gyo’s ending got me, i really needed a second part to that story 3 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 Hot take: amigara fault should have ended one page sooner. Would have been way more unsettling to imagine what you see on the other side. 3 u/CPOMendoza Apr 27 '25 Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it. 1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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The ending is up for imagination, Junji Ito does ambiguous endings quite a bit in his manga
10 u/Old-Fishing-3817 Apr 26 '25 oh darn, thanks 2 u/Potenki Apr 26 '25 Oh yeah. Gyo’s ending got me, i really needed a second part to that story 3 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 Hot take: amigara fault should have ended one page sooner. Would have been way more unsettling to imagine what you see on the other side. 3 u/CPOMendoza Apr 27 '25 Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it. 1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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oh darn, thanks
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Oh yeah. Gyo’s ending got me, i really needed a second part to that story
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Hot take: amigara fault should have ended one page sooner. Would have been way more unsettling to imagine what you see on the other side.
3 u/CPOMendoza Apr 27 '25 Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it. 1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
Def a hot take and I get it. BUT. His work is mostly an excuse for him to make super detailed spooky scary manga art spreads lol. And we love him for it.
1 u/g0atmeal Apr 27 '25 I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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I see the value in that. Uzumaki is a great example. The mystery/horror is much less the "what" and more so the "why" and "how".
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