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Eric's life has been riddled with tragedy. During his teenage years, his village was invaded by monsters who massacred those closest to him. Becoming a soldier, Eric failed to save the woman he loved and ultimately met his demise on the battlefield. Awakened in a baby's body, Eric realizes he has been reincarnated with a twist - his current caretakers are his previous life's parents. With his memories intact, Eric has been granted a second chance to protect those he lost before. No alternative worlds, no skill sets - just himself, sent back to the moment of his birth. Eric is determined to make things right this time around.
Zion, a daring lone explorer, entered a dungeon beyond his capabilities without hesitation. Regrettably, it would be the final endeavor he pursued. Roaming through the dungeon for countless years as an undead, he relentlessly battled scores of monsters until his undead form underwent multiple "evolutions." Upon recovering his consciousness, he emerged as the mightiest undead: the "No Life King." The appearance of a new catastrophic monster that threatened the world prompted humankind to experience overwhelming terror and plunge into despair. "The end of the world is upon us," they thought. However, this is a story of the living who shook in trepidation and the undead who never intended to bring about the world's destruction.
Not everyone wishes for a peaceful afterlife... least of all Bonzo Scalobania, whose dearest wish is to find a case for a skeleton detective like him to solve! Along with his unreliable assistant, Vampy Vinegret, and zombie frenemy/bounty hunter Nero Lichman, Bonzo swears to solve the problems of Limbo City! But does it still count if the problems he's solving are ones of his and his friends' own making?? A wacky, weird, heartwarming tale for the undead in us all.
While Toroko's appearance is certainly pleasing, her acting abilities are lacking. Despite her rebellious nature, tendency to forget, and overall disruptive behavior, Touzai Television continues to feature her in numerous programs. Investigative reporter Rokurou begins to hear whispers about Toroko and embarks on a quest to uncover the truth. Little does he know, the strange link between Toroko and a demon, as well as his own disturbing involvement in their bond, will soon be revealed.
As the century draws to a close, breaking news revolves around Kaitou Jeanne, a phantom thief supposedly sent by God, who has been stealing paintings all over the city. However, it turns out that the thief is no one but Maron Kusakabe, a 16-year-old enthusiastic rhythmic gymnast attending Momokuri Academy. Her true identity is a secret even to her best friend Miyako Toudaiji, who is heading the police chase for Jeanne. Believe it or not, the paintings Maron steals contain demons sent by the demon lord, who aims to weaken God's power by having his minions possess human hearts. Maron, as the reincarnation of Jeanne d'Arc, with the aid of the minor angel Finn Fish, is responsible for hunting down the cursed paintings and sealing away the evil demons. However, things get more complicated when a mysterious new phantom thief, Kaitou Sinbad, enters the scene. Balancing her duty as Jeanne with her lonely high school life proves to be more challenging than Maron ever imagined.
After being away for eight years, Yuuichi Aizawa returns to his perpetually snowy hometown in Kanon. However, he faces a dilemma as he cannot recollect his experiences and acquaintances during his stay there. As a result, Yuuichi embarks on a journey to recollect his past. In the midst of it all, he encounters various girls - his cousin Naiyuki, Ayu, who is obsessed with taiyaki, the reserved Mai, the charmingly aggressive Makoto, and the critically sick Shiori, adding a touch of romance to the story.
What should a girl do if she is single? Of course summon a demon!
Deep in the heart of the woods stands an impressive manor, enveloped by a sea of red roses. Within its walls, Ellen resides - a young lady afflicted by a debilitating illness. Despite being spoiled with every luxury, Ellen is confined to her bed and unable to explore beyond the confines of her grand home. One fateful day, Viola stumbles upon the manor and is immediately drawn to the isolated Ellen. As their friendship blossoms, Viola discovers solace in Ellen's company, united by empathy and a growing bond. Unbeknownst to Viola, Ellen harbors a grave secret that could threaten their newfound connection.
While paying a routine visit to the nurse's office, Yuzuru accidentally discovers the school nurse, Kokuyo, engaging in an intimate moment with one of Yuzuru's classmates. Although Yuzuru is aware of the potential risks associated with Kokuyo's charm, he can't help but be mesmerized by him. Consequently, Yuzuru finds himself ensnared within the confines of the infirmary, unable to resist the tempting pleasures Kokuyo offers. As Yuzuru confronts Kokuyo's enigmatic character, will he surrender to his apprehension or strive to conquer and liberate himself from this mysterious individual?
In a bygone era, witches and humans coexisted in a state of peaceful concord. However, during a trying period for humanity, the witches were falsely accused of causing their hardships and subjected to execution by fire. To survive, the surviving witches aligned themselves with those eager to exploit their mystical abilities. Many centuries later, the general public had forgotten about the existence of witches until the establishment of Sternenlichtl, a school for budding witches. There, Alice Keating, a highly proficient witch who had a command of multiple magical disciplines, was given the responsibility of instructing a young novice by the name of Mari Muguruma. Unlike Alice, Mari had no prior knowledge of the realm of witches and its enchanting arts. Despite Mari's apparent lack of talent for her studies, Alice refused to give up on her student. However, when Mari exhibited unconscious prowess in casting a high-level spell, Alice realized that Mari was a rare prodigy in the art of resurrection magic. From that moment forward, Alice focused all her efforts on teaching Mari, but her singular attention towards her apprentice instigated envy from her peers, who resolved to oust Mari from their ranks by any means necessary.
Assigned to the "Nighttime Regional Relations" department within the Shinjuku Ward Office, Arata Miyako is a fresh government employee. With each of Tokyo's 23 wards having designated one such department, their purpose is to tackle paranormal and occult-related matters. Arata possesses the ability to comprehend non-human languages, a skill that sets him apart from all others. While visiting Shinjuku Gyoen Park, he comes across a youkai who refers to him as Abe no Seimei - the name of an ancient Japanese occultist and diviner.
Having come down from the mountains, Sora's purpose is to protect Jungha, who is unwell. Together, they have established several regulations to abide by. Firstly, Sora alone determines what constitutes an urgent situation. Secondly, during such circumstances, Jungha must heed Sora's commands. Finally, Jungha is strictly prohibited from harassing Sora. The question remains - will they be able to adhere to these rules?
