Phenomeno Novel Review
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By hajime ninomae, 一肇
6 volumes
2012
Description
Yamada Nagito, a university student living away from home, needing a cheap place to live, he finds out about a mysterious “House that grants wishes” on the market for a ridiculously low rent; he snaps up the house and starts living there. A few nights in he starts hearing strange creaking noises. Each and every night he’s assaulted by these torturous noises. The last straw is when he finds the number 7 carved into the wall, as if counting down to something. Yamada, having an interest in the occult seeks help from a website he frequently : “Ikaigabuchi”, which specialises in occult topics.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- seikaisha
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Light Novel
Phenomeno Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Phenomeno
"Phenomeno" is a web novel that has truly captured my attention. Diving into the horror, mystery, and supernatural elements, I found myself quickly drawn into a world teeming with spirits and chilling mysteries.
First Impressions
From the outset, the story establishes a palpable sense of dread. Each case presented pulls you deeper into a captivating mystery. I was immediately curious about the protagonist and the reasons behind his apparent magnetism for the denizens of the dead. This central question became a significant hook, keeping me invested in uncovering the truth behind the strange occurrences surrounding him.
What Works Well
The novel excels in creating an atmosphere of suspense. The translation is well done, which is a significant plus, and the author's ability to weave intricate mysteries is commendable. I particularly enjoyed how each case introduced new layers of intrigue, building upon the overarching narrative. The inclusion of chat room elements adds a modern touch, making the story feel relevant and engaging. The plot moves along nicely at a steady pace and is neither too slow nor too fast.
Areas of Concern
While I thoroughly enjoyed "Phenomeno," I can also see how some readers might find the constant attraction of spirits to the main character a bit repetitive. I would prefer a more gradual build-up to these encounters.
Final Verdict
Overall, "Phenomeno" is a compelling read for anyone who enjoys a good dose of horror, mystery, and the supernatural. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good thriller. The chilling atmosphere, coupled with the intriguing mysteries, makes it a worthwhile experience.
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