Koji Kabuto
In a bizarre turn of events, a self-proclaimed ‘New Baba Vanga’ has emerged, predicting disaster through the medium of manga. Baba Vanga, a blind Bulgarian mystic who died in 1996, was known for her prophetic abilities and accurate predictions of global events. Now, a mysterious individual claiming to be the new incarnation of Baba Vanga is using manga as a platform to warn the world of impending doom.
The new Baba Vanga has been releasing a series of manga comics that depict various catastrophic events, from natural disasters to man-made tragedies. The illustrations are eerily detailed and chillingly accurate, leading many to believe that this person may indeed possess some sort of clairvoyant gift.
According to VICE, the new Baba Vanga’s manga has been gaining a cult following online, with readers eagerly awaiting each new installment to see what disaster will be foretold next. Some have even reported experiencing strange coincidences or feelings of deja vu after reading the manga, further fueling speculation about the authenticity of the predictions.
While skeptics may dismiss the new Baba Vanga as a hoax or a publicity stunt, there are those who believe that there may be some truth to the prophecies contained within the manga. As the world grapples with ongoing crises and uncertainties, many are turning to unconventional sources for guidance and insight.
Whether the new Baba Vanga’s predictions will come to pass remains to be seen, but one thing is for certain – the power of manga as a storytelling medium continues to captivate and intrigue audiences around the world.
Source: VICE
