History Manga / YumemigaokaWonderland

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: For the first 13 chapters, no one bats an eye at trains flying around. Then comes chapter 14 [[spoiler:where the world’s distortion ends and a train stops flying… killing many people in its fall. Unlike what you’d expect from this series, the incident is in no way PlayedForLaughs.]]

* NostalgiaEpisode: Chapter 14 brings back Akane from Manga/MyMonsterSecret and has guest appearances from several other character of that series. It is also, ironically, [[spoiler:the chapter that marks the end of the "Wonderland" part of the series, with a brutal return to the "normal" reality.]]

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: For the first 13 chapters, no one bats an eye at trains flying around. Then comes chapter 14 [[spoiler:where the world’s distortion ends and a train stops flying… and violently falls to the ground, killing many people in the process. Unlike what you’d expect from this series, the incident is in no way PlayedForLaughs.]]

* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her; she’s also terrified to find out that she is, in fact, not invisible and people call her by her old name.]] It and and chapter 12-13 (see {{Doppelganger}} above) are so far the only chapter that are almost devoid of comedy.

* {{Doppelganger}}: Chapter 12-13 are about Linaria, an up-and-coming idol who’s proud to be successful without "cheating" with a wish like many of her peers. Until she meets with a girl who looks and acts exactly like her and even does concerts in her stead; and incidentally wants to off her. "Wish scientist" extraordinaire Kurea first theorizes that one of Linaria’s fans has created their ideal version of her because they can’t approach her directly. [[spoiler:It turns out Linaria unconsciously "wished" her double into existence − an ideal, more perfect version of herself.]]

* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her; she’s also terrified to find out that she is, in fact, not invisible and people call her by her old name.]] It and and chapter 12 (see {{Doppelganger}} above) are so far the only chapter that are almost devoid of comedy.

* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her; she’s also terrified to find out that she is, in fact, not invisible and people call her by her old name.]] It is so far the only chapter that’s almost devoid of comedy.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Unsurprisingly, some of the wishes come with unexpected side effects, such as the ability to fly being activated by farting (chapter 1), the ability to eat as much as one’s want leading to constant hunger (chapter 3), or [[spoiler:the wish to erase your imperfect self leading to constantly erasing your own memory]] (chapter 8).

''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]][[note]]''Manga/HowToMakeAnInvisibleMan'', ''Manga/SakuraDiscord'', ''Manga/MyMonsterSecret'' and ''Manga/ShuukanShounenHachi''[[/note]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is this time written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.

[[caption-width-right:350:Left: Akogi-san; right: Tanya the crane; up: Uzuki Ritsu]]

* IdiotHair: Both Tanya (chapter 2 and 7) and Ritsu (chapter 3) sport a very prominent one, although their idiocy manifests in different ways − the former is clumsy and blatantly selfish while the latter is overly formal yet completely obsessed with food.

''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is this time written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.