If you combine a how to draw manga magazine, mid 2000's creepypasta.ppt and killer7's spirit for experimentation you get this game, and I really dig it.
Once you get the gist of its main mechanics, it's a fun game that only gets better as you advance, each stage more interesting and entertaining than the previous one.
Unfortunately, this game became somewhat obscure, which is something that saddens me, because I believe Climax Entertainment (Crazy Games) would've had a bright future on the current times, where studios like White Owls or Grasshopper are appreciated more. This game, its studio and ultimately one of the main names behind it (Shinya Nishigaki) were stopped on their tracks when fate went against them several times.
Give it a try, if you manage to finish stage one, you're in.