Review of 'Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun, Vol. 15' on 'Storygraph'
4 stars
1) "Well... we were never gonna get rid of those guys so easily, huh." ~ Akane and exactly my disappointment too.
Although it was obvious from the moment Hanako disappeared, that it wasn't forever and he was gonna come back. And as much I missed the other supernaturals, especially the Mokke, and wouldn't want them to be gone forever, it was pretty nice without Hanako (and his brother too).
2) Seeing Kou cooking and doing the housework is so cool~ especially considering how sexist this series is at times, it's a nice change~
3) "There is a way for a human to become a supernatural"? Is this how it's gonna end? Nene ends up as a supernatural, so that she can be with hanako forever? 1-1
3.5) Or is it what Kou wants, to be with Mirror-Mitsuba?
4) Kou visiting Mitsuba's home and his mother telling about his past was …
1) "Well... we were never gonna get rid of those guys so easily, huh." ~ Akane and exactly my disappointment too.
Although it was obvious from the moment Hanako disappeared, that it wasn't forever and he was gonna come back. And as much I missed the other supernaturals, especially the Mokke, and wouldn't want them to be gone forever, it was pretty nice without Hanako (and his brother too).
2) Seeing Kou cooking and doing the housework is so cool~ especially considering how sexist this series is at times, it's a nice change~
3) "There is a way for a human to become a supernatural"? Is this how it's gonna end? Nene ends up as a supernatural, so that she can be with hanako forever? 1-1
3.5) Or is it what Kou wants, to be with Mirror-Mitsuba?
4) Kou visiting Mitsuba's home and his mother telling about his past was sad, ngl. Even though Mitsuba's annoying with his nicknames and arrogance, I just low how deeply Kou cares about him.
5) But, damn, the haunted house was creepy af... The first time I actually got scared while reading this series (especially those jump-scares, man, wtf).
