Museum of Terror, Vol. 2

Her mysterious and unsettling presence is so vivid—I'm curious if Ito had specific inspirations for her look or personality that shaped her character across stories.

The stories seemed to build suspense differently here, almost like they’re designed to leave lingering unease. Was that a deliberate choice to heighten the horror?

Tomie's ability to manipulate and haunt feels deeply rooted in these themes. I wonder if Ito was exploring something personal or societal through her character.