Uzumaki: Spiral into horror (Volume 1 - 3)

This obsession with spirals manifests in various horrifying ways. Some townspeople become so fixated on the spirals that they willingly or unconsciously contort their bodies into spiral shapes, leading to grotesque and often fatal transformations. Others develop an intense fear or paranoia about spirals, driving them to madness or extreme measures to avoid them. The curse of the spiral permeates every aspect of life in the town, from the weather patterns and architecture to the very fabric of reality itself.

As the story progresses, the spiral's influence grows more pervasive and inescapable, leading to increasingly disturbing and surreal events. The characters' descent into madness and physical distortion serves as a chilling metaphor for the destructive power of obsession and the fear of losing control over one's mind and body. The story combines elements of psychological horror, body horror, and cosmic horror, creating a deeply unsettling atmosphere that lingers long after the story ends.