Left without friends, Yukiteru begins to create imaginary friends like Deus Ex Machina, the 'Lord of Time and Space.' However, creating this 'Lord' comes with a price creating 11 Future Diary holders. How? Yukiteru, the main character, is pretty much an outcast. But the manga explains how the game is started. This is the plot where Mirai Nikki revolves in. And everyone else has some type of Future Diary too. If you hold a Future Diary, you're a possible target for the game to get the rank of God. Now that is more considered to be a horror manga despite being a little cliched. I came for the bonus story though, the Enigma of Amigara Fault. I remember there were so many details on the strange monsters, though there was nothing memorable about the details on the characters and on the backgrounds. The art was nothing really impressive, though it was very fitting for a horror manga. All I remember that the main character seemed to be slightly scarred by the incident. The character development is very minimal. Of course the main character (male, even) has to save her often. Of course the female character is a damsel-in-distress (the only thing I remember about her is that she screamed almost every panel she was in, thankfully I liked what the mangaka did to her eventually).

The mangaka seems to throw the plot into different directions. While this sounds like itвЂ™s actually good, itвЂ™s not. The story revolves around a strange creature (dead fish with artificial вЂlegsвЂ™) invading the lives of two people вЂ“ a boy and his girlfriend.ДЄ storyline like this seems like an excuse to make a horror manga. This is my first horror manga IвЂ™ve read and IвЂ™d sayвЂ¦ IвЂ™m not really impressed.

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