Mission-chan no Daibouken

[MangaDex]

 

[Nohd]

ooo interesting

 

[weebifiedbenny]

what nohd said

 

[dysperwithaperiod]

what nohd said. ok lemme add on: this i’m on the fence over, but i’m also very intrigued by it and can’t wait to see where it goes.

 

[exxp]

Yeah, what if everybody, good or bad, goes to such hellish afterlife?

 

[Maplereads]

o swear this author is straight up suicidal

 

[ichi24]

I voted 10 cause its fucked up

 

[shelliana]

This manga is high art

 

[Luke_chase]

Well that’s wack

 

[KitchenKnife]

It’s like if Kikuo’s music turned into a manga

 

[CyanHide]

Strange, but a welcome ride for now

 

[Itsn]

Oh hey it's a manga about my greatest fears

 

[Zhamso]

Another harem isekai smh

 

[GoldenGummy]

This is wack

 

[ganmeyde]

top 10 manga junji ito is scared to read

 

[Salami]

intriguing

 

[KuroeNekumi]

>TFW you relate to the themes in a kind of psychodelic nightmare about why you feel like dying yet refusing to die.

I both love this so much and hate that I love it some much.

 

[Gulcasa]

While thematically and stylistically Mission-chan evokes Franz Kafka, you can really feel the deep influence of the French existentialists Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre. This is one delve into the absurd I'll be following very closely.

 

[MakhamBoi]

Crude, surreal, absurd, creepy yet wholesome story from a defunct website? I never know I need this in my life.

 

[djtws4e]

yea, i vote this is good - raw, abstract, mixed media, and a bit dark - perhaps the writing quality and premise aren't *quite* there, but that's kinda appealing as well - not everything has to be polished, imperfections can still be rewarding also - i'm glad i read it, and props to the translators/people who uploaded it