I feel like Hana is important to the whole shrine thing because of the spirits she (or her aura) attracts. The big shrine guy only comes out to eat spirits that bother her, the twin spirits get the ghosts that notice Miko's ability to see them.
Hana seem to attract big ones that stick around...
A manga with a black protagonist and black characters portrayed well and in diverse ways too. No sameface phenomenon here, so major props to the artist for that. But there's a familiar sight! Hol Horse, is that you?! 😂
Idk why yall moaning, Robara surviving because of Hinata's sacrifice was a way more painful punishment than being killed in battle.
I can't complain about the oni ham factory. They're above us on the food chain.
Did the one behind Miko tell her not to look, in a way like trying to caution her about the cat killer teacher? I feel like some of them are helpful even though they look absolutely disturbing
The little one was hugging his mother (the teacher) and his sibling. Welp. My eyes watered a little.
Cat killer has returned. I'm willing to bet that at the end of it all we learn that humans are much scarier than what she sees.
I'm willing to bet that the helpful ones look just as terrifying. The girl next to her was probably suffering from a malign spirit, and was purified or something. MC probably couldn't tell the difference between the malign/good ones as they're all effing terrifying to her lol
Theory: the corrupted ones don't ascend. If they want to leave, they have to go get eaten.
Super derailed theory: Since old man ghost is alluded to be someone like Yoshikage Kira he has done stuff in his lifetime to not ascend when he died, and hence to stick around until he joins the line...
So in this world, anything in the 'unseen' realm looks terrifying?
I wonder if Hana's 'companion' is actually helpful, but since Miko made a sincere plea to the shrine gods to get rid of it, it had to go