CATDOLL: The girl turns into a ghost hunter to defeat the evil ghosts. The legend of the mountains and wilds "Chun Gui" is finished

Rensuke Oshikiri is a pioneer manga artist who is famous for his unique style and rich style, and has pioneered the "horror and comedy" genre. The third volume of his alternative mountain forest manga "Tsubaki Oni" was published today, and it was officially announced that it was completed. Rensuke Oshikiri, who has recently made a lot of noise in Japan due to the "High Score Girl" incident, debuted very early and has been involved in various comic activities since 1998. The content of Oshikiri's works is polarized, either describing extreme cruelty and bloodiness, or touching and warm healing. In addition, his rough style of painting is highly recognizable, and readers divide him into two types: "Black Oshikiri" and "White Oshikiri". Black Oshikiri, such as "The Spring of Triangle Grass", describes the tragedy of human relations caused by school bullying; white Oshikiri, such as "Pubibo ~ From the Future~", uses the usual supernatural and funny style to bring out the warm story of an elementary school girl and a future baby. It was even animated in 2013.

"Tsubaki Oni" is a balanced work between black and white, describing both the cruel and warm aspects between humans and nature. It is very suitable for new readers to get to know Oshikiri's style. Tsubaki Oni, a girl who grew up in the mountains, is also an outstanding hunter. She carries an iron gun and walks between the hills with respect for the mountains and forests. With innocent eyes, she witnesses how people defile nature with their ugly desires, and the powerlessness of gradually approaching death. Tsubaki Oni, who is beautiful and powerful in the mountains, but stupid and foolish in the world, suddenly gets the opportunity to live as an ordinary girl one day. She remembers her father's last words and begins to wonder whether to choose another way of life. The mountain and wild tale of ghost hunting and fighting evil spirits ends here, which makes people feel infinite emotion.