Cover image for Hontou ni Atta Shougeki no Kyoufu Taiken (本当にあった衝撃の恐怖体験; You Can't Go Home.; Sekai wa Hikari no Naka ni; Kaeremasen.; Satsujin Puzzle; Mousou; Eien no Tomodachi; Keitai no Kimochi; Warau Shinigami; & change; Otomodachi; Kirei ni Naritai; Death Puzzle)
Original Story by Yasue Imai, Ryouko Mizoguchi, Kirara Himekawa, Midori Seike
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Hontou ni Atta Shougeki no Kyoufu Taiken

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Type Manga
Release Year / Date Jan 30, 2015
Country Japan
Author Yasue Imai, Ryouko Mizoguchi, Kirara Himekawa, Midori Seike
Artist / Illustrator Yasue Imai, Ryouko Mizoguchi, Kirara Himekawa, Midori Seike
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Volumes 1
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Hontou ni Atta Shougeki no Kyoufu Taiken is a horror manga anthology comprising ten chilling short stories crafted by various authors. The collection opens with "Sekai wa Hikari no Naka ni" by Yasue Imai and features the unsettling "Kaeremasen" (You Can't Go Home) by Isao Sakamoto, which centers on a neighborhood terrorized by a suspicious man in his forties. As local female students find themselves stalked, urgent warnings circulate advising them to flee immediately upon spotting him and to avoid walking alone at all costs. Another standout tale, "Satsujin Puzzle" (Death Puzzle) by Mako Fukunaga, follows Kanae as she attempts to befriend Tomoko through a deeply disturbing method—transforming her into a literal, real-life three-dimensional puzzle. The remaining chapters explore a diverse range of psychological dread and supernatural horror. Ryouko Mizoguchi presents "Mousou," while Kyuuko Moroka examines dark bonds in "Eien no Tomodachi." Kirara Himekawa offers the eerily titled "Keitai no Kimochi," followed by Rei Nanase's "Warau Shinigami." Midori Seike contributes "& change," Yuka Ishii explores twisted relationships in "Otomodachi," and Yuka Kitamura concludes the anthology with "Kirei ni Naritai." Together, these ten distinct narratives deliver a comprehensive showcase of shocking, fear-driven experiences designed to unsettle readers from beginning to end.
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