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* DisproportionateRetribution: Some of the "crimes" the Zenda family murders people for are minor social annoyances, not anything warranting death.
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* AssholeVictim: The people who end up dead aren't particularly nice. The Zenda Family tries to kill these people but sometimes they judge and kill people for very minor crimes.
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* AnkleDrag: [[spoiler:The ghost of the girl who drowned in the school swimming pool]] tries to drown Miyajima by pulling her under by her ankle.
* AssholeVictim: The people who end up dead aren't particularly nice.
** The Zenda Family tries to kill these people but sometimes they judge and kill people for very minorcrimes.crimes.
** The rich family in the last story are cruel to their servants and are introduced talking about how they've ruined people they associate with.
* AssholeVictim: The people who end up dead aren't particularly nice.
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* CreepyDoll: Mantis Woman makes dolls with the heads she collects. A more straight example is the stuffed toy from "Koala Is Watching"
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** Mantis Woman makes living dolls with the heads shecollects. A more straight example is the collects.
** The stuffed koala toy from "Koala IsWatching"
Watching" [[spoiler:contains the spirit of a student who hanged himself after being rejected by girls]].
*{{Gorn}}{{Gorn}}: Bloody deaths and mutilations happen throughout, but most of the truly violent acts happen off-panel.
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* SentientPhlebotinum: The last story revolves around a snake creature that brings wealth to its owner, with the caveat that if it gets free, it will seek retribution for its use.
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* KarmaHoudini: The Zenda Family might have been defeated by their own death machines but they somehow escaped and moved to another town to continue their type of "Judgement".
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''Mantis Woman'' is a horror anthology manga written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese{{UrbanLegend}}s.
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''Mantis Woman'' is a horror anthology manga written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese
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Mantis Woman is a horror anthology manga written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese {{UrbanLegend}}s.
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The series features examples of the following tropes:
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!!The series features examples of the following tropes:
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* OffWithHisHead: The modus operandi of the titular Mantis Woman.
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* OffWithHisHead: The modus operandi of the titular Mantis Woman.Woman.
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Mantis Woman is a horror anthology many a written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese {{UrbanLegend}}s.
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Mantis Woman is a horror anthology many a manga written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese {{UrbanLegend}}s.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: "Hell's Gumball Machine" sends a vile imp that kills people to grant your wishes. For example, one boy wished his teacher wouldn't give any more tests. The imp nearly killed the man. Imagine the heroine's horror [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who merely wished for her parents to stop fighting all the time.]]
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: "Hell's Gumball Machine" sends a vile imp that kills people to grant your wishes. For example, one boy wished his teacher wouldn't give any more tests. The imp nearly killed the man.boy's teacher. Imagine the heroine's horror [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who merely wished for her parents to stop fighting all the time.]]
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: "Hell's Gumball Machine" sends a vile imp that kills people to grant your wishes. For example, one boy wished his teacher wouldn't give any more tests. The imp nearly killed the man. Imagine the heroine's horror [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone who merely wished for her parents to stop fighting all the time.]]
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* Gorn{{Gorn}}
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* AssholeVictim: The people who end up dead aren't particularly nice.
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* BeautyEqualsGoodness: The heroine characters who survive the stories are drawn as attractive young women, while the antagonists often feature much less attractive appearances, going into {{Gonk}} territory.
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* BeautyEqualsGoodness: The heroine characters who survive the stories are drawn as attractive young women, while the antagonists often feature much less attractive appearances, going into {{Gonk}} territory.territory.
* CreepyDoll: Mantis Woman makes dolls with the heads she collects. A more straight example is the stuffed toy from "Koala Is Watching"
* Gorn
* OffWithHisHead: The modus operandi of the titular Mantis Woman.
* CreepyDoll: Mantis Woman makes dolls with the heads she collects. A more straight example is the stuffed toy from "Koala Is Watching"
* Gorn
* OffWithHisHead: The modus operandi of the titular Mantis Woman.
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Mantis Woman is a horror anthology many a written and drawn by Senno Knife. Released in Japan in 2000, it got a limited English language release in 2003. It features six stories based on various Japanese {{UrbanLegend}}s.
The series features examples of the following tropes:
* BeautyEqualsGoodness: The heroine characters who survive the stories are drawn as attractive young women, while the antagonists often feature much less attractive appearances, going into {{Gonk}} territory.
The series features examples of the following tropes:
* BeautyEqualsGoodness: The heroine characters who survive the stories are drawn as attractive young women, while the antagonists often feature much less attractive appearances, going into {{Gonk}} territory.
