Maison and the Man-Eating Apartment

The Man-Eating Condominium & The Landlord Maison

Maison and the Man-Eating Apartment

Maison and the Man-Eating Apartment

The Man-Eating Condominium & The Landlord Maison

Hitokui Mansion to Ooya no Maison • 人喰いマンションと大家のメゾン

Origination: Manga
Demographic: Shounen
Published: 2025
Status: 📖 Ongoing
Translation: 📖 Ongoing
Ranked: #8,884
Followed by 1,416 users
(29 ratings)

The clock strikes at the single second before the end of the world. Yet humanity has escaped extinction and carry on with their daily lives in the strange and terrible apartment where time stands still. A young girl Maison, Landlord by birth, is on the brink of revealing its secrets...

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Authors: Tanaka Kuu
Artists: Akima
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Publishers: Shueisha

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  • Garbage Collector/s
  • Male Demographic with Female Lead
  • Robot/s
  • Landlord/Landlady
  • Black and White-Haired Character/s
  • Female Protagonist
  • Apartment Life
  • Masked Character/s
  • Young Female Lead
  • Labyrinth/s
  • Green-Haired Female Lead
  • Android/s
  • Missing Person

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Protomix

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Posted 4:51 AM · Aug 10, 2026

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6/10
Reviewed through Ch. 39 · 89%

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While there's dense worldbuilding and interesting aesthetic throughout, the story suffers from major pacing issues. The status quo constantly shifts, and major events occur at a speed you would generally associate with the end of a long manga, rather than its beginning. It feels rushed, as though the author is trying to pack a longform story in as few chapters as possible, and the consequence is that its hard to feel invested.

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