Hazureta Minna no Atama no Neji

Hazureta Minna no Atama no Neji, which translates roughly to Everyone's Screws Are Loose, is a surrealist manga series created by the artist Yohsuken. Emerging from the darker, more experimental fringes of manga culture in the early 2000s, the series is characterized by its unsettling imagery, absurd humor, and a distinct lack of narrative cohesion that challenges traditional storytelling structures.

Yohsuken designed the work to operate as a subversive commentary on societal norms and the fragility of the human psyche. The visual style, often described as grotesque yet strangely compelling, was intended to evoke discomfort and introspection in the reader. Upon its release, it gained a cult following among aficionados of avant-garde and transgressive comics, earning a reputation as a difficult but uniquely visionary piece of underground literature.