March Story

In the mysterious world of “March Story,” caution intertwines with beauty. The manga unfolds through the adventures of March, a Syste Behard,

whose mission is to confront the ominous Ils—evil entities concealed within captivating objects.

As the narrative unfolds in 18th-century Europe,

the serene façade of villages conceals a malevolent presence.

Demons, known as the Ill, find refuge in exquisite works of art,

animated by the anguish of their creators. Drawn to their enchanting allure, unsuspecting individuals become vessels for the Ill,

succumbing to a dark compulsion for violence.

Exclusive to the Ciste Vihad hunters is the power to dispel these malevolent beings,

and March is a formidable member of this elite group.

March’s saga is one of relentless pursuit, traversing towns to locate

and neutralize antiques housing the Ill before their possession wreaks havoc.

The manga breathes life into each town’s tale, where tragedy and malevolence intertwine.

March’s unique abilities, born from personal tragedy, become a potent force against the fiendish Ill,

a captivating dance of power and despair.

The narrative weaves a tapestry of interconnected stories, each antique harboring its own dark history, along with the haunting tales of those ensnared by the Ill. Amidst the captivating visuals of the manga, March’s journey becomes a poignant exploration of sacrifice and the relentless battle against the shadows lurking within seemingly benign artifacts.

“March Story” invites manga enthusiasts to delve into a world where art conceals a sinister reality, and March, with his tragic past, stands as a guardian against the encroaching darkness. As the manga unfolds, it not only captivates with its supernatural elements but also resonates with the human stories etched into each cursed artifact, a testament to the intricate storytelling prowess that defines the medium.