Just when I thought that "Nightmare Inspector" couldn't possibly creep me out any more, Mashiba does it again with Volume #6. In this volume, we are introduced to the dangers of interpreting dreams too positively, a funny fantasy of Delirium's master involving Hifumi and Hiruko's need to replace Hiruko's special briefcase, as well as a journey into Mizuki's dreams/nightmares about her lost brother Azusa, courtesy of another Baku, but one who torments dreamers in order to either ripen their nightmares or drive them to suicide. Where will his interest in his "old friend" Hiruko take the friendly neighborhood Baku and his friends Hifumi and Mizuki too?

At this rate, I might never get a good nights sleep again. ( )

Just when I thought that "Nightmare Inspector" couldn't possibly creep me out any more, Mashiba does it again with Volume #6. In this volume, we are introduced to the dangers of interpreting dreams too positively, a funny fantasy of Delirium's master involving Hifumi and Hiruko's need to replace Hiruko's special briefcase, as well as a journey into Mizuki's dreams/nightmares about her lost brother Azusa, courtesy of another Baku, but one who torments dreamers in order to either ripen their nightmares or drive them to suicide. Where will his interest in his "old friend" Hiruko take the friendly neighborhood Baku and his friends Hifumi and Mizuki too?

At this rate, I might never get a good nights sleep again. ( )

Just when I thought that "Nightmare Inspector" couldn't possibly creep me out any more, Mashiba does it again with Volume #6. In this volume, we are introduced to the dangers of interpreting dreams too positively, a funny fantasy of Delirium's master involving Hifumi and Hiruko's need to replace Hiruko's special briefcase, as well as a journey into Mizuki's dreams/nightmares about her lost brother Azusa, courtesy of another Baku, but one who torments dreamers in order to either ripen their nightmares or drive them to suicide. Where will his interest in his "old friend" Hiruko take the friendly neighborhood Baku and his friends Hifumi and Mizuki too?

At this rate, I might never get a good nights sleep again. ( )

Just when I thought that "Nightmare Inspector" couldn't possibly creep me out any more, Mashiba does it again with Volume #6. In this volume, we are introduced to the dangers of interpreting dreams too positively, a funny fantasy of Delirium's master involving Hifumi and Hiruko's need to replace Hiruko's special briefcase, as well as a journey into Mizuki's dreams/nightmares about her lost brother Azusa, courtesy of another Baku, but one who torments dreamers in order to either ripen their nightmares or drive them to suicide. Where will his interest in his "old friend" Hiruko take the friendly neighborhood Baku and his friends Hifumi and Mizuki too?

At this rate, I might never get a good nights sleep again. ( )

People don’t come to the Silver Star Tea House for the tea. They come looking for Hiruko, who is a “Baku,” or dream eater. Like a special private investigator, Hiruko will discover the mysteries behind his customers’ worst nightmares. The price – he gets to eat those nightmares.

In Yumekui Kenbun: Nightmare Inspector, Vol. 6, a rival Baku and old acquaintance of Hiruko’s named Tsukishiro arrives with a nightmare full of trouble. He wants Hiruko to relinquish his role as Baku and return it to Hiruko’s predecessor, Azusa. Tsukishiro traps Hiruko’s assistant Mizuki Asahina in a nightmare in order to coerce Hiruko into cooperating. Hiruko, with the assistance of Hifumi Misumi, his Silver Star housemate, launches a rescue mission into Mizuki’s dream world.