Yume Nikki is special like that where if too much is explained, it risks losing its magic because it held such a different meaning for so many people. I genuinely believe this comic would have been more readily accepted by the fandom had it had limited to no text and allowed the reader to interpret for themselves what was going on - just like how the original game does. My only qualm is that too much dialogue actively takes away from the 'mystery' of the iconic narrative - or rather, Yume Nikke's lack of one. When she opens them, she finds all kinds of things. One day, she decides to start exploring her dreams, searching for answers. Madotsuki is a girl who always dreams of the same landscape. Absolutely love the art the compositions of the panels are as haunting as they are beautiful. Adaptation from the Yume Nikki RPGMaker game by Kikiyama. I genuinely believe this comic would have been more readily accepted by the fandom had it had limited to no text and allowed the reader to interpret for themselves what was going I've read this manga multiple times, at least what has been translated of it anyway. Absolutely love the art the compositions of the panels are as haunting as they are beautiful. I was considering reading this, but then I thought that maybe I should just wait for 'Dream Diary' to come. Although, even I have to admit, it's very possible the creators ran out of ideas at the end. I actually very much liked it, I thought it was a cool and different interpretation of the story. I've read this manga multiple times, at least what has been translated of it anyway. Remember that Yume Nikki has an oficial manga.

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