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Having lost his parents, eight-year-old Yuuichirou Amane is taken in by the Hyakuya Orphanage, where he struggles to bond with his new "family." However, this soon becomes the least of his worries, when a major pandemic suddenly strikes, killing all above the age of 13. Taking advantage of the chaos, vampires—who previously laid dormant underground—rise up and enslave the surviving humans, using them as livestock to harvest blood. Four years later, Yuuichirou and his family have adjusted to life under vampire control, although Yuuichirou still aspires to kill all vampires and end their reign of terror. This often puts him at odds with fellow orphan Mikaela Hyakuya, who emphasizes using wit and ingenuity to survive. Having garnered favor among high-ranking vampires, Mikaela gains inside knowledge and uses this to plan a daring escape. But during the attempt, the group of orphans is intercepted by vampire officer Ferid Bathory, who proceeds to massacre them. Yuuichirou is the only member of the group to escape to the surface, where he is discovered by the Moon Demon Company, a military unit dedicated to hunting down vampires. Given an invitation to join, Yuuichirou swiftly accepts, finally being presented an opportunity to achieve his ambitions and avenge his family.
After a fight with his foster father Shirou Fujimoto, Rin Okumura's life is transformed overnight when Rin is revealed to be the son of the demon lord Satan, king of the demonic realm of Gehenna. Soon after, his foster father becomes possessed and dies at the hands of Satan, leaving Rin and his twin brother Yukio alone in the world. Seeking revenge for Fujimoto's death, Rin attends True Cross Academy with Yukio in order to become an exorcist and join the Knights of the True Cross. Rin's new path, however, is filled with many difficulties. While new classes and dealing with his peers are already troublesome enough, he is also forced to conceal his newfound demonic powers and parentage. In addition, plenty of evildoers want to use him for their own ends. One misstep could lead to disaster, as not everyone at True Cross Academy is exactly who they seem to be...
Beneath the shadows of Tokyo lies a horde of terrifying creatures known as "ghouls". These malevolent beings survive by feeding on humans, attacking under the cover of darkness. The Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG) was established to protect the people and eradicate the ghouls, but identifying them is a challenge, as they blend in with society by pretending to be human. Caught off-guard, Ken Kaneki - a university freshman - unwittingly becomes a part of the world of ghouls and humans when he discovers that his date is, in fact, a ghoul who wants to eat him. Kaneki survives the near-fatal attack and undergoes surgery but finds out that he has become a half-ghoul. As his hunger for human flesh escalates and he struggles to fulfill it by conventional means, he befriends some friendly ghouls who run a coffee shop and help him adjust to his new life. However, his newfound peace is short-lived as Kaneki gets caught in the middle of a war between his friends and the CCG's forces, whilst ghouls from all over Tokyo show interest in him.
Every person has a craving for wealth, recognition, and authority. Yet, consider the repercussions that may arise if these urges can be satiated solely through fantasy. Beware of engaging in this pursuit, as it could lead to dire outcomes that resemble the aftermath of playing with fire. "You shall be consumed by uncontrolled desire, leaving only remnants of devastation in its wake." Other tales in this anthology comprise: - Book 4: Match Shoujo: Honke-ban (prototype 2), Ganso-ban (prototype 1)
The story begins in paradise, a divine place where spirits are offered the chance to choose their human mothers before being born. After witnessing a girl who has run away from her house, the main character decides to descend to Earth and become her son.
Officer Leonard de Limbourg commands Gerun Fortress, which comes under attack from prestigious general Jemaru Jan of the Middle Eastern Empire. Knowing victory is impossible, Leonard offers his own life in exchange for the safety of any survivors. However, Jemaru has no interest in executions and instead chooses to torture prisoners of war. Leonard is forced to submit to the enemy and sleep with Jemaru, feeling overwhelming shame but also experiencing intense desire.
"I'll be your friend." A chilling ghost boy, Haesu Lee, visits the outcast, Eunha Joo. The moment she accepts this dangerous friendship, unexpected events unfold around Eunha... Will this hand offered by her mysterious friend be salvation, or a curse?
The question of whether to prioritize saving the body or the soul had never crossed Chu Han's mind, making him the less intelligent one among his accomplished medical peers. However, everything changed one day when he encountered a purportedly brilliant but mentally unstable doctor ghost.
The rumors of a youkai snatching drunk people circulated swiftly across Gensokyo's human settlement, provoking agitation and distress among the residents. Nevertheless, Geidontei tavern seemed unaffected by the rumors that originated there, and everything appeared normal - from the menu to the owner. Upon hearing about the incident, shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei felt compelled to investigate the establishment in question. However, her search led her to an unexpected figure: Geidontei's mascot, Miyoi Okunoda, who seemed as ephemeral as a bubble.
The storyline of the comic revolves around Jiang Chengfeng - a teenager who doesn't believe in the existence of god but, accidentally gains the power of magic. With this newfound power, Chengfeng has the ability to overcome the scariest and chilling occurrences in the world effortlessly. In this episode, he must save a young boy who has gone missing in the spine-chilling Kun Kunyan. Follow Chengfeng as he overcomes all obstacles and faces off against malevolent spirits. But beware, if you try to trick him with ghostly antics, you will ultimately face the consequences. Official Translations: English (, , , , , Korean (, , )
