Gyo: Invasi Monster Ikan Vol. 1

Junji Ito's artwork is so unsettling and unique. I'm curious if specific fears or images influenced the creature designs or if they evolved organically during creation.

The slow build created a tense atmosphere, but I wonder if others felt it could have been more fast-paced to heighten the horror moments.

The cultural backdrop adds layers to the story, but I'm curious how much of the horror is rooted in Japanese folklore or urban legends.