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From Yen Press:One day, Miko suddenly started seeing grotesque beings that others couldn't. Her response was not to run, not to face them, but to do everything she could to completely ignore them. Can she keep a straight face and continue her day-to-day life while surrounded by horrifying monsters? 1g1b4g

Type

Manga

Related Series

Mieruko-chan Koushiki Anthology Comic (Spin-Off)

Associated Names

Can See Them–chan

Can-See-Ghosts-chan

Child That Can See It

Girl That Can See It

Li'l Miss Can-See-Ghosts

Mieru Ko-chan

Mieruko - Die Geister, die mich riefen

Mieruko-chan : Slice of Horror

Mieruko-chan. Dziewczyna, która widzi więcej

The Girl Who Can See Them

The Girl Who Sees "Them"

Видящая

Девочка, которая видит это

मिएरुको-चान

มิเอรุโกะจัง ใครว่าหนูเห็นผี

看得见的女孩

見える子ちゃん

陰陽眼見子

보이는 여고생

Groups Scanlating

/a/nonymous

Arang Scans

Canidae

Fairy Knight University

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Latest Release(s)

c.65 by Canidae 4 weeks ago

c.60 by Shifting Memory of Faeries 2 months ago

c.64.1 by Canidae 3 months ago

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Status in Country of Origin

12 Volumes (Ongoing)

Completely Scanlated?

Anime Start/End Chapter

Starts at Vol 1, Chap 1

Ends at Vol 4, Chap 24

Reviews

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Rating

Average: 8.3 / 10.0 (342 votes)

Bayesian Average: 8.14 / 10.0

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Last Updated

March 22nd, 2025 6:58am PDT - 3 months ago

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Author(s)

IZUMI Tomoki

Artist(s)

IZUMI Tomoki

Year

2018

Original Publisher

Kadokawa Shoten

Serialized In (magazine)

Web Comic Apanta (Kadokawa Shoten)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Yen Press (10 Volumes - Ongoing)

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On 457 wish lists

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Overall, an excellent supernatural-horror

by RAGApeace
7 months ago

Rating: N/A

The story shines with its exploration of it's horror world-building, which was the biggest pull for me. Rather than just building off from irl references, sensei builds a world of horror/supernatural elements that very much function with its own set of rules unique to its own universe. So, this ends up being a big mystery the readers get to explore alongside the MC.

I also appreciate how the characters, even many of the side characters and extras, get development throughout the story, as well as how the story likes to build and reveal its twists, esp as it often makes the story unpredictable (it makes me have trust issues with my trust issues).

I was a bit worried if it would become a running theme for the MC to stay a ive, and terrified, witness, but she does eventually take on some active roles that suit her characterization.

And ngl, I would've liked this a lot better without all of the fanservice, but the story dials that aspect down a lot by the time it really picks up on the plot, which happens pretty quickly.

Definitely rec to any horror genre enthusiasts looking for a unique spin on stories dealing with the supernatural.

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A pinch of horror, a dash of comedy, a sprinkle of mystery and a drizzle of drama.

by veokye
5 years ago

Rating: N/A

This is, at least up to the latest chapter I read (28), a great lesson in how to create suspense by merging horror with good pacing, mystery, comedy and not a small measure of good writing. I wouldn't call it a masterpiece yet (as any series can go straight to hell if not handled properly) but I am giving it a 10 for being a light read which manages to blend levity and tension, comedy and creepiness, drama and lightheartedness all without any of it feeling out of place.

The author knows how to use horror, humor and heart to keep one on the edge of their seats. A chapter that starts with what looks like a horrifying situation might end with a sincerely heartwarming conclusion or what looks like a comedic situation can, through prolonged exposure to the absurdity of it all in a mundane setting, start taking a creepy or downright frightening turn as realization starts to dawn on both the protagonist and the reader.

The intrusion of the supernatural on the normal and mundane recognizable world and the constant threat of the balance between the two being broken by a stray stare or a misplaced word makes the act of merely going to school, enjoying a meal, taking a bus or attending class seem like the most tense activities one can undergo.

The real accomplishment, however, is that never do any of the mood changes feel whiplash-inducing. As the series started, the gap between the premise and the protagonist, Miko's reactions was amusing in its own but as it goes on it started being rather uncomfortable to consider the never-ending anxiety Miko is constantly subjected to. To its credit it never gets overbearing and the unpredictability of what road any particular story is headed down makes it fun to follow along.

Character work is good as well, with the main 3 girls being pretty likable in their own ways with Miko being a pretty classic hero (kind, self-sacrificing and with a will of steel while still understandably frightened of her current situation), Hana being a beacon of light (for both the spirits roaming around and feeding on her energy as well as poor Miko) and Julia being adorkable when it comes to making friends while also woefully under-equipped for and underestimating the danger she's in on a daily basis.

By chapter 28 we've gone through the basic characterization and world building phase and the story is starting to open up a bit. I have great hopes that this will be a good read but for anyone drawn to either the comedy or horror tags on their own, know that this work seems to be leading more toward the mystery and supernatural. It's not a screwball comedy nor is it a Junji Ito work so don't expect a lot of laughs nor a lot of frights but it's still worth a shot if a fan of either genre.

All in all, it's a light read that entertains but doesn't go to the extremes of killing off characters (as far as we can see at least) or torture its leads (and readers) with constant anguish. I'm eagerly awaiting to see where it goes from here.

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So surprised

by Bebe~
5 years ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

I'm shocked that there aren't more reviews for this. I've never been the one to pick up horror manga, but this is an exception. It looks really cute at first, but the creatures will bring you terror and fear. For the MC to keep her composure during the jump-scare moments or to endure and swallow her screams is quite irable. Hoping her savior will appear soon!

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it's so fuckin good!

by Pebble_
5 years ago

Rating: N/A

This series is amazing.
The chara design of the diverse ghosts/monsters/etc. is incredible, the MC is endearing and quite strong-willed in a realistic way, some of the scenes/ twists are bone-chillingly creepy, yet the comedy and wholesomeness still hit the mark pretty damn well.
Really great series, can't wait to read more!

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