Just finished reading and HIGHLY recommend the novel, _The Summer of the Ubume_, by Kyougoku Natsuhiko. Almost had a heart attack upon learning that Kyougoku had created not only this anime but my treasured, _Kousetsu Hyaku Monogatari_.
Despite having been helplessly drawn into this series and compelled to watch it all, I still could not tell you what it's about. However, it feels coherent and is unpretentious. This is one of those which I will probably have to watch 3-5 times to 'get'.
Highly recommended for those compelled to investigate the origins of human darkness and self-delusion. Aside from the Spanish painter, Francisco Goya, I have found no better guide through such realms than Kyougoku Natsuhiko. No better exorcist.
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| Main Title | Mouryou no Hako (a6047) |
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| Official Title | ja |
| Synonym | Box of Goblins, Box of the Mouryou, Moryo no Hako, Ларец нечисти, Ящик демонов, 魍魉之匣 |
| Short | MnH |
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* Based on a novel by Kyougoku Natsuhiko.
The story follows a series of bizarre murders of schoolgirls who have been dismembered and stuffed into boxes. The private investigator hired by a missing daughter's mother s forces with an antique book seller and others to unravel the murder spree.
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The story follows a series of bizarre murders of schoolgirls who have been dismembered and stuffed into boxes. The private investigator hired by a missing daughter's mother s forces with an antique book seller and others to unravel the murder spree.
Source: ANN
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Explanation by maxiantor on Friday, 26.02.2016 18:20
I think both are very similar. Somehow everything is strung up on one main case and many flashbacks to further characterize the characters. Also it has the similar summer feeling color palette. Both are interspersed with kinda philosophical topics. Also the dead girls in both Anime are kinda similarly devious.
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Explanation by eblf2013 on Saturday, 30.12.2023 19:26
Both are very heavy in dialogue, mostly about philosophical debates that, while they have little to nothing to do with the story, can delve in depth with Japanese mythology and wordplay. Really, both have a lot of wordplay and playing with Japanese Kanji.
They are also supernatural mysteries as well about creatures that haunt people, although Mouryou no Hako only focuses in Mouryou, Monogatari series focuses on several creatures.
They are also supernatural mysteries as well about creatures that haunt people, although Mouryou no Hako only focuses in Mouryou, Monogatari series focuses on several creatures.
TV Series, 2009, 12 eps, 8.51 (12061), 8.32 (12205)
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by ymasumac on 2018-05-25 09:13
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by pistus89 on 2013-07-19 22:08
the story opens more widely if you are familiar with japanese mythology. Show has it's philosophical moments of understanding a human capable for commiting a murder, but also very disturbing events that might confuse the viewer. I recommend especially if you're looking for some different aproach of story-telling and mixed detective/psychological thriller themes.
recommended
by Thylmar on 2013-02-22 09:04
This show reminded me alot of the Visual Novel 'Kara no Shoujo', which is a great thing. It's dark, gives off this rural feeling, it's kind of disturbing and completely absorbs you into the world and story until the very end of this thrilling mystery.
I felt that you had to put a bit "too" much thought into the story at times though, there's alot of info-dumping in the show.
I'd totally recommend it for those who enjoy a bit twisted and dark shows.
I felt that you had to put a bit "too" much thought into the story at times though, there's alot of info-dumping in the show.
I'd totally recommend it for those who enjoy a bit twisted and dark shows.
for fans
by kalisto on 2011-09-26 16:51
It's really interesting, I was absorbed in the story since the first episode.
But at the same time it's quite hard to understand without having some knowledge about japanese culture. And you have to think about the story a lot.
But at the same time it's quite hard to understand without having some knowledge about japanese culture. And you have to think about the story a lot.
recommended
by harokin on 2011-04-07 03:05
Another great title that stays under the radar. Deep, fast paced and rich dialogue-heavy storytelling. Beautiful art and a good plot. Only downside is that if you're not familiar with japanese mythology and culture, you will have to waste some time researching or be left clueless at several points of the show. (some fansubs can cover this part tho, if you dont mind pausing.)
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by enl2ageD on 2010-08-11 21:14
An interesting show. Although it can be quite hard to understand, especially if you're not familiar with Japanese culture.
recommended
by kaybradley on 2008-10-30 06:58
Wild and weird ... 10 points for an unique story. Still very engrossing.
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by Kusariyaro on 2015-05-15 21:28
Rating: 3.66
Approval: 00.0% (1 votes)
I watched this series because the premise of a good mystery story that sounded nice on paper. But then I watched this anime and it shows how much you can underestimate the quality of a show based on just synopsis, average grade and the only two reviews written by people I deeply feel appreciated of because of their opinion sharing. And sharing is caring.
Without spoiling to much fun, I recommend everyone that loves good mystery thriller to watch this show....
...to see what a good premise can turn into when you smoke weed, having brain damage and witting an anime. It was the best comedy I have ever seen, don't be fooled by score of 1 I gave it, because I consider it a new breakthrough in writing quality. The first half of the show is basically info dump that will leave you more confused than a purist christian teenage boy who just found himself naked in the parking lot warped up in salmon skin. This premise that is seven episodes long will require at least three re-watching to get which character is witch and how the time line actually moves. But then, an epic plot twist of epic proportion happens and show basically ends in the next two episodes. But, it's a good mystery and every mystery has to be mysterious. Therefore the second seven episodes turn into high action wut -dee- fuk, conveyor belt of explanation, Spanish soap opera dramatic revelations, Matrix levels of sci-fi plot twists and to top it all off a tons of unnecessary Japanese mythology.
Animation is gorgeous and I feel sorry for the people that had do it.
Final Score:
15/Crazy Bear LAzors!11!
Without spoiling to much fun, I recommend everyone that loves good mystery thriller to watch this show....
...to see what a good premise can turn into when you smoke weed, having brain damage and witting an anime. It was the best comedy I have ever seen, don't be fooled by score of 1 I gave it, because I consider it a new breakthrough in writing quality. The first half of the show is basically info dump that will leave you more confused than a purist christian teenage boy who just found himself naked in the parking lot warped up in salmon skin. This premise that is seven episodes long will require at least three re-watching to get which character is witch and how the time line actually moves. But then, an epic plot twist of epic proportion happens and show basically ends in the next two episodes. But, it's a good mystery and every mystery has to be mysterious. Therefore the second seven episodes turn into high action wut -dee- fuk, conveyor belt of explanation, Spanish soap opera dramatic revelations, Matrix levels of sci-fi plot twists and to top it all off a tons of unnecessary Japanese mythology.
Animation is gorgeous and I feel sorry for the people that had do it.
Final Score:
15/Crazy Bear LAzors!11!
by Singan on 2013-03-04 22:38
Rating: 6.5
Approval: -
STORY
The story of Mouryou no Hako (or "Box of evil spirits" in loose translation) is a dark mystery taking place in postwar Japan that follows a group of investigators solving a case concerning bizarre murders of schoolgirls whose bodies were dismembered and stuffed into boxes. The distinctive features of this story are supernatural Shinto elements and complex non-chronological storytelling with quite a number of surreal, psychological scenes. The latter, apparently, was supposed to make the series more thought-provoking, and it did make my brain work quite a lot... until I realized it's all done for a fundamentally wrong purpose. Unlike Boogiepop Phantom, where the puzzle is put together step by step and the non-chronological storytelling is employed to make this process more interesting, here it's used to make the series as baffling as possible until one of the characters simply explains everything. Moreover, we don't see how he looks for evidence and comes to his conclusions - they're presented as facts, as if he knew everything beforehand.
Besides, the anime spends two entire episodes showing the characters sitting round the table as they drink tea and discuss the Mouryou phenomenon, using myriad of facts from Shinto and folklore. While I love everything supernatural and thought-provoking, that explanation turns out way too long and complicated: the main idea is pretty clear, but many details are very confusing and have little to do with the actual investigation. And exactly like with the previous aspect, the show could've revealed the nature of Mouryou gradually in the course of the story by making the characters investigate it, instead of subjecting the viewer and the characters to being lectured in an almost indecipherable manner by a certain guy who just happens to know everything beforehand.
Speaking of the positives, however, I like that the show takes place in a realistically portrayed historical setting and that it's performed in classic noir style, rare for anime. Also, I really enjoy how dark and mature the story is, as it touches upon very serious topics, and eventually the whole "Box of evil spirits" phenomenon turns out to be a powerful and surreal allegory of how the evil emerges and grows in a lonely and suffering heart. In other words, I like the show's themes, setting, dark mood and psychological undertones, but not the actual way it unravels the mystery.
ANIMATION & SOUND
If you've watched Madhouse, and the high production values are certainly among the strongest aspects of this series.
CHARACTERS
The show boasts a potentially brilliant cast that consists mainly of adult & clever men: a detective, a writer, a psychic, a reporter and some others. Also, it comprises a beautiful movie actress and those schoolgirls with a yuri relationship between them. However, the anime is too story-driven for its own good: until the end it spends most of the time on discussions and playing with chronology, using the characters predominantly as mere pawns & mouthpieces. At the end, it finally introduces some character development and serious drama, yet it appears insufficient to make the cast really memorable and make you feel attached to any of them. Besides, as I have already mentioned in the story section, the show exposes crucial information and resolves the mystery with a help of one character who simply knows everything instead of making the characters come to those conclusions using their logic; which means, most characters don't fully display their abilities in the course of investigation, and that disappoints me quite a bit. So, my opinion on the cast is the same as on the story: I like the characters but not the way the series handles them.
OVERALL
While some people may consider this anime an underrated intellectual masterpiece, I think it overcomplicates itself for the wrong reason; explains the mystery instead of solving it; and never does its characters justice because of that. However, it does have quite a number of strengths as well, and in general I enjoyed the series even though it could be better than it eventually turned out to be. So, it may be worth giving a try as long as you don't expect a masterpiece, and you are ok with the slow pace and plenty of dialogue & monologue it has.
The story of Mouryou no Hako (or "Box of evil spirits" in loose translation) is a dark mystery taking place in postwar Japan that follows a group of investigators solving a case concerning bizarre murders of schoolgirls whose bodies were dismembered and stuffed into boxes. The distinctive features of this story are supernatural Shinto elements and complex non-chronological storytelling with quite a number of surreal, psychological scenes. The latter, apparently, was supposed to make the series more thought-provoking, and it did make my brain work quite a lot... until I realized it's all done for a fundamentally wrong purpose. Unlike Boogiepop Phantom, where the puzzle is put together step by step and the non-chronological storytelling is employed to make this process more interesting, here it's used to make the series as baffling as possible until one of the characters simply explains everything. Moreover, we don't see how he looks for evidence and comes to his conclusions - they're presented as facts, as if he knew everything beforehand.
Besides, the anime spends two entire episodes showing the characters sitting round the table as they drink tea and discuss the Mouryou phenomenon, using myriad of facts from Shinto and folklore. While I love everything supernatural and thought-provoking, that explanation turns out way too long and complicated: the main idea is pretty clear, but many details are very confusing and have little to do with the actual investigation. And exactly like with the previous aspect, the show could've revealed the nature of Mouryou gradually in the course of the story by making the characters investigate it, instead of subjecting the viewer and the characters to being lectured in an almost indecipherable manner by a certain guy who just happens to know everything beforehand.
Speaking of the positives, however, I like that the show takes place in a realistically portrayed historical setting and that it's performed in classic noir style, rare for anime. Also, I really enjoy how dark and mature the story is, as it touches upon very serious topics, and eventually the whole "Box of evil spirits" phenomenon turns out to be a powerful and surreal allegory of how the evil emerges and grows in a lonely and suffering heart. In other words, I like the show's themes, setting, dark mood and psychological undertones, but not the actual way it unravels the mystery.
ANIMATION & SOUND
If you've watched Madhouse, and the high production values are certainly among the strongest aspects of this series.
CHARACTERS
The show boasts a potentially brilliant cast that consists mainly of adult & clever men: a detective, a writer, a psychic, a reporter and some others. Also, it comprises a beautiful movie actress and those schoolgirls with a yuri relationship between them. However, the anime is too story-driven for its own good: until the end it spends most of the time on discussions and playing with chronology, using the characters predominantly as mere pawns & mouthpieces. At the end, it finally introduces some character development and serious drama, yet it appears insufficient to make the cast really memorable and make you feel attached to any of them. Besides, as I have already mentioned in the story section, the show exposes crucial information and resolves the mystery with a help of one character who simply knows everything instead of making the characters come to those conclusions using their logic; which means, most characters don't fully display their abilities in the course of investigation, and that disappoints me quite a bit. So, my opinion on the cast is the same as on the story: I like the characters but not the way the series handles them.
OVERALL
While some people may consider this anime an underrated intellectual masterpiece, I think it overcomplicates itself for the wrong reason; explains the mystery instead of solving it; and never does its characters justice because of that. However, it does have quite a number of strengths as well, and in general I enjoyed the series even though it could be better than it eventually turned out to be. So, it may be worth giving a try as long as you don't expect a masterpiece, and you are ok with the slow pace and plenty of dialogue & monologue it has.
by maithutrang on 2011-04-04 03:01
Rating: 8.33
Approval: -
A really deep and fascinating anime to watch.
I wouldn't go so far as to spoil the content before you watch it, but Moryou no Hako is way better, in my personal idea, than some cases of Detective Conan, considering viewers are interested both in detective and mysterious genres. Let's say it's Mysterious in a Japanese Way, though the explanation about Mouryou, Hooryou and other spiritual creatures are hard to follow (as often seen in anime).
The character design is another plus point here. Each of the five man has their own standing-out personality: Serious, hot tempered, and ionate police Kiba Shuutarou; laid back detective Enokizu Reijiro, knowledgeable and serious Book-seller Chuuzenji Akihiko (it turned out this isn't his real work), young and active reporter Toriguchi Morihiko; introverted and sensitive novel writer Sekiguchi Tatsumi, and all of them are incredibly sharp. I was not impressed much with the other characters, but many viewers are warned with shocking news at the climax of Mouryu no Hako's ending part, which is another plus point to this dark and complicated anime.
I haven't watch many anime of year 2008, but this surely is among the most impressive ones.
I wouldn't go so far as to spoil the content before you watch it, but Moryou no Hako is way better, in my personal idea, than some cases of Detective Conan, considering viewers are interested both in detective and mysterious genres. Let's say it's Mysterious in a Japanese Way, though the explanation about Mouryou, Hooryou and other spiritual creatures are hard to follow (as often seen in anime).
The character design is another plus point here. Each of the five man has their own standing-out personality: Serious, hot tempered, and ionate police Kiba Shuutarou; laid back detective Enokizu Reijiro, knowledgeable and serious Book-seller Chuuzenji Akihiko (it turned out this isn't his real work), young and active reporter Toriguchi Morihiko; introverted and sensitive novel writer Sekiguchi Tatsumi, and all of them are incredibly sharp. I was not impressed much with the other characters, but many viewers are warned with shocking news at the climax of Mouryu no Hako's ending part, which is another plus point to this dark and complicated anime.
I haven't watch many anime of year 2008, but this surely is among the most impressive ones.
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voiced by: Kiuchi Hidenobu
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female, introvertIntroverts are people whose energy tends to expand through reflection and dwindle during interaction. They tend to be more reserved and less outspoken in groups. Introverts generally enjoy time spent alone or with close friends, and find less reward in time spent with large groups of people.
Some of the typical solitary activities are reading, writing, using computers, hiking and fishing. The archetypal artist, writer, sculptor, engineer, composer, and inventor are all considered highly introverted.
Not to be confused as being shy - introverts prefer solitary activities over social ones, where as shy people (who may be extraverts at heart) avoid social encounters out of fear. Like extroversion, introversion is not a black and white measurement, and these people may share some of the same traits than extroverts., twintailsTwintails are type of hairstyle where the hair is gathered into two "tails" on either side of the head. Twintails may also include a pair hair buns, one bun at the base of each tail.
Some of the typical solitary activities are reading, writing, using computers, hiking and fishing. The archetypal artist, writer, sculptor, engineer, composer, and inventor are all considered highly introverted.
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| ending | Naked Love | 1-13, ED1 | N/A (1) | Vocals/Performed by (歌手) | Nightmare | |
| Lyrics (作詞) | Yomi | |||||
| Music Composition (作曲) | Sakito | |||||
| Music Arrangement (編曲) | Nightmare |
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| 18.05.2022 | Moozzi2 | complete |
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| 21.11.2016 | aniKoi | complete | N |
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| 04.11.2015 | 10bit-Anime | complete | N |
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| 02.10.2011 | Yousei-raws | complete |
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| 15.05.2011 | MDAN | complete |
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| 29.03.2011 | Eulkyu | complete |
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| 17.11.2010 | Taiicho | complete |
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| 04.09.2010 | Sarulandia Fansub [SF] | complete |
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| 23.05.2010 | Rakuen | complete |
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| 08.01.2010 | ELS | complete |
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| 14.11.2009 | OkS@ | complete |
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| 08.02.2010 | Dekiagari | finished |
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| 04.01.2010 | Aoi-Anime [AOI] | finished |
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| 02.01.2010 | seizonsha | finished |
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| 12.05.2009 | Hml-Rms | stalled |
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| 18.11.2009 | Jigoku no Fansub [JNF] | stalled |
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| 15.11.2008 | Nightshade-yesy | stalled |
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| 06.01.2021 | Yabai | stalled |
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| 14.03.2010 | Aero Subs [Aero] | dropped |
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| 09.01.2010 | Norikumi | dropped |
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| 15.11.2008 | Yesy-Formula | dropped |
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