Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai Episode 10: The Moon
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Theatre of Darkness: Yamishibai Episode 10: The Moon

Canon/LOW
ā† Prev: EP 9Next: EP 11 ā†’

OSHIMETER

10.0

3 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

gjulian3002's avatar
gjulian3002
Not sure how can you forget you went to a place after something like that, but it was good, at this point of the serie i think it really needs another approach with the scary parts.
varunvg1508's avatar
varunvg1508
Jeez it goes by so fast šŸ˜¬ still creepy but itā€™s starting to feel repetitive now. They should try different kinds of stories instead of same pattern every time.
ruthrodriguez212025's avatar
ruthrodriguez212025
This episode is such a creepy standout from the first season. I love how the simple art style builds massive tension during the walk home.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Arriving as the tenth of thirteen standalone horror vignettes, 'The Moon' follows 'Cursed,' which dealt with external malevolent forces, and pivots inward to explore personal trauma and buried memoriesā€”a thematic deepening that marks the anthology's late-season stretch. It sets the stage for Episode 11, 'Video,' which continues probing the psychological toll of supernatural encounters as the series builds toward its final entries.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Arriving as the tenth of thirteen standalone horror vignettes, 'The Moon' follows 'Cursed,' which dealt with external malevolent forces, and pivots inward to explore personal trauma and buried memoriesā€”a thematic deepening that marks the anthology's late-season stretch. It sets the stage for Episode 11, 'Video,' which continues probing the psychological toll of supernatural encounters as the series builds toward its final entries.

EPISODE REVIEWS

gjulian3002's avatar
gjulian3002
Not sure how can you forget you went to a place after something like that, but it was good, at this point of the serie i think it really needs another approach with the scary parts.
varunvg1508's avatar
varunvg1508
Jeez it goes by so fast šŸ˜¬ still creepy but itā€™s starting to feel repetitive now. They should try different kinds of stories instead of same pattern every time.
ruthrodriguez212025's avatar
ruthrodriguez212025
This episode is such a creepy standout from the first season. I love how the simple art style builds massive tension during the walk home.

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