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Rio, accompanied by his allies Jean and Rain, is enrolled in a mystical school. The abode of their educator is unexpectedly surrounded by an obscure enchantment, blocking access. Rio is determined to unearth the reason behind this obstruction.
The protagonist Akira has been plagued with horrible nightmares lately, but what could be their connection to the mysterious murders that are occuring.
Godai, a policeman, who was removed from the investigations division of the police due to violence toward criminals. He teams up with Hidaka, a man who is a self-proclaimed \"paranormal police investigator\" with claims to have the ability to send Godai in the past to prevent all the horrific crimes that happened, is that even possible and what will be the consequences?
This volume contains 5 one-shots by Matsumoto Yoko-sensei. Ninjin Daisuki (Tody): A little boy named Takashi-chan hates eating carrots, so one night, he prays that somehow, he will be able to like eating them. Little does he know how dangerous this wish turns out to be... Saishuu Bus (The Last Bus): Sachiko visits Hitomi in her new rural home on the pretext of visiting an old friend. She gets on the last bus back to avoid having to stay at Hitomi's creepy new house, but...?? Family: Yuka lives with her gentle father and mother and mischievous, but cute younger sister Eri. Things seem like they should be so happy, but why is it that sometimes Yuka feels so uneasy? What important memory is she forgetting? Noriawaseta Shinigami (Evil Spirit): Miya was supposed to just take her father his lunch, but an earthquake stops the elevator she is on. Before the lights go off, a woman calls out that there is a shinigami (a grim reaper) among them, but suddenly dies before everyone is able to see where she pointed. Was the woman just crazy or is everyone's life now in grave danger? Soshite Yami wa Yomigaeru (Inviting Darkness): Minori is on a trip to a small lodge in the mountains with her school club. They are specifically going b/c the site is rumored to be frequented by UFOs, and they want to investigate. They are meeting Minori's cousin, Naoki, there, but why is it that Minori keep experiencing deja vu?
Having inherited a great fortune and a vast mansion, Jean finds himself trapped in an infinite cycle, reliving his ruthless slaying repeatedly. However, on reaching the hundredth iteration, he summons unparalleled resolve to resist and protect his loyal servants from their pointless demise.
Aotsuki was hired for a part-time job at a café, but his boss's intimidating demeanor made him uneasy. However, he was amazed when his boss sought his assistance in courting a colleague, the gorgeous Sonezaki Majiyu. Will Aotsuki be able to deliver as a matchmaker or will he bear the consequences of his ineptitude?
This is a less strict interpretation of the Kamen Rider BLACK TV show that incorporates more sensual and insect-inspired elements while also exploring a grittier storyline.
Shintaro Kago's comic depicts a dismal future where humans are predominantly manufactured rather than naturally born, leaving only abandoned ghettos as the site of natural birth. The narrative commences with a woman opening up to her physician regarding her partner's disinterest in intimacy, followed by a side plot explaining her husband's inevitable doom. Following a vehicular accident, a deadly strain of genetically modified, astute killer infants put humanity's existence at risk.
Why would 21-year-old Yoshihiko Yagira willingly move into a haunted apartment? What motivates him to do so?
Are you familiar with the mystery of the \"Fiend with Twenty Faces\"? A thief and a master of disguise, he used to steal only from the very rich. But it\'s been five years since he disappeared after developing a dissociative identity disorder. Now, his daughter Mayumi sets out to find him. In the process, she must find her way out of situations that keep getting more perverse and absurd as the story progresses... In this first volume of the series, Shintaro Kago offers us his take on the universe of the famous detective novelist Edogawa Rampo, one of the founding fathers of ero-guro. Kago\'s weirdness and Rampo\'s detective mysteries combine to form a world full of abnormalities and illusions!
