Maya no Souretsu

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摩耶の葬列

Description

A horror story, in which the main character and her family go to their summer house for vacation and people start dying one by one. The twist is that the main character, Reina, is falling in love with her mysterious neighbor, Maya. But who is Maya really, and how does she know so much about Reina's family?

Note: The series was published as a single volume in 2005 along with two other stories, "Otouto" ("Little Brother") and "Kurisuchiina no aoi sora" ("Christina's blue sky").

Tags

Audience Demographics
Female Oriented Shoujo
Character Traits
Limited Lifespan Human Anatomy Scars Wealth Rich Protagonist
Locations
Countryside Asia Japan
Narrative Tropes
Tragic Fate Plot Structure Plot Twist Time Passage Time Skip In Final Chapter/Epilogue
Death Tropes
Death of Loved One Death of Leading Characters Imminent Death
Love Tropes
Love At First Sight Love Triangle Unrequited Love Stays Unrequited
Romantic Dynamics
Fast romance Star-Crossed Lovers
Themes
LGBTQ+ Adults Behaving Badly Death Deception Fire Secrets Tarot Emotions Dead Love Interest Romance Unrequited Love Slice of Life Family Life Violence Revenge
Girls Love
Shoujo Ai Yuri
Kinship
Abusive Parents Dead Parents Orphans Rich Family
Marriage
Arranged of Convenience
Relationship
Incest Childhood Friends Incest Sister Sister
Family Relationship
Lost Family
Family
Family Dynamics
Dysfunctional Family Neglectful Family
Parent-Child
Neglectful Father Neglectful Mother Negligent Parent Secret Child Ren
Siblings
Stepsibling Half-Siblings Half Sisters Sisters
Settings
Summer
Activities
Crimes Daily Life Vacation
Character Types
Female Lead Illegitimate Child
Female Lead
Appearance Female Lead Scarred Female Lead
Background Female Lead
Rich Female Lead Illegitimate Female Lead Neglected Female Lead Orphan Female Lead
Personality Female Lead
Naive Female Lead Deceptive Female Lead Mysterious Female Lead
Protagonists
Adopted Protagonist Naive Protagonist Neglected Protagonist Tragic Protagonist
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary 20th Century
Work Info
Art Style Old-Style Drawings

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