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Ace Li is a strikingly attractive, widely admired, and outstanding performer academically, all accomplished by taking advantage of his cheating "artifact." Although there are other holders of magical artifacts that endow them with incredible abilities, these individuals have paid a tremendous and lethal price to the enigmatic Mr. Ding. In order to repay their debts, they are fixated on seizing Ace's artifact and are prepared to employ any means possible to obtain it.
Colleen and Jing Ping are both dolls that have been returned to their human forms by magic glass marbles. The two were turned into dolls more than 100 years ago, when Colleen was a princess of an unknown kingdom and Jing Ping was the son of an important government official.
As a high school student, Yachi Haruaki possesses a natural immunity to curses, much to the delight of his father, Honatsu. Honatsu sends him cursed objects known as "Worse," challenging him to break their curse. On one occasion, Honatsu gives Haruaki a black cube, which he encounters one night when he stumbles upon a naked, silver-haired girl stealing rice crackers. This girl is none other than the human form of the cube - an instrument of torture called "Fear in Cube." Together, Haruaki and Fear must fight against both the "Worse" objects and their sinister owners, utilizing Fear's 32 mechanisms of torture.
A streak of misfortune! Yomiji, the woman abandoned by the gods, makes a pact with the devil for revenge!Yomiji, the cursed and unfortunate woman!Plagued by constant misfortunes, her house eventually burns down,and amidst the flying ashes,she vows revenge on whoever placed this curse on her!“If there really is a god, they must be some senile old fool!”In the end, Miji summons a demon.The demon promises to lift the powerful curse on her, but...The price of the contract isn’t her purity...but the death of her future spouse — someone she hasn’t even met?!Ah, in that case, obviously...
College student Kuroe Shirahoshi feels like she's living in black and white, and she longs for more excitement... until a small, rainbow, incredibly weird bird-thing brings color to her life. Now they live together. Is this creature just a pet, or is it more like a roommate?
Webcomic: In 2020, an event called the "Death Crash" brought catastrophe to Earth. In this new world, winners survive and losers are eliminated. Jacob Wei, a seasoned player, failed to win despite his experience. Unexpectedly, he was transported back to the beginning of the disaster and granted the Self-Destruction System. By committing impulsive and perverse acts, he can generate points and restart his life through self-destruction. Every rebirth enhances his strength, and so begins his quest to rise to prominence. Official Translations: The year 2020 brought about a calamity named the "Death Crash," which devastated Earth. In this post-apocalyptic society, only the strong survive while the weak perish. Jacob Wei, an experienced player, thought he had what it took to win the game but was ultimately defeated. However, he was given a chance to return to the beginning of the disaster with the extraordinary Self-Destruction System. By engaging in reckless and immoral behavior, he can accumulate points that will enable him to resurrect himself each time he self-destructs with more power. Thus, Jacob embarks on a journey to reach the top and start anew.
After her mother remarries a divorced man, high school student Kanzaki Mitsuki acquires an older stepbrother, Yuuya. Unfortunately, when Mitsuki's stepfather is transferred overseas and her mother follows him, she is compelled to live with Yuuya. Mitsuki feels isolated and estranged from her stepbrother, making it difficult for them to communicate with one another. One day, a ghost/angel named Hiyori appears and possesses Mitsuki's body. Hiyori is the deceased spirit of a girl who died before she could reach heaven and now seeks inner peace. Using a belt called TST, she tracks Mitsuki's sexual experiences with Yuuya, from dates to sex, and each time the belt fills up; she moves closer to heaven. To expel Hiyori's presence, Mitsuki must take daring and potentially unorthodox steps with her stepbrother.
After losing her daughter, Eunjo is devastated and joins a group suicide. But to her surprise, she wakes up in the past instead of finding death. Revisiting happy moments becomes a bittersweet reminder of her predetermined fate. Each recollection reinforces her conviction that destiny cannot be changed. But Eunjo wonders if she can prevent the future tragedy that looms over her loved ones.
The Hellsing Organization is dedicated to eliminating vampires and has recently discovered information about attempts to create "man-made" undead. With WWII raging on, the leader of Hellsing is concerned that the Nazis may use these creatures as super-soldiers. Although the technology for making artificial vampires is still developing, it poses a significant danger. Hellsing has dispatched its top agents, Walter C. Dornes (known as "The Angel of Death") and Alucard, an ancient vampire enslaved by the organization, to Poland to halt the Nazi's experimentation. Together, they strive to disrupt the progress of this dangerous research.
In the event that a divine being's name is eradicated from memory, it will undergo a metamorphosis, transforming into a malevolent entity and ultimately disappearing altogether. Within a crumbling sanctuary resides a nearly-forgotten god who discovers comfort in an unlikely alliance with a young girl called Kokono, as it could be their only hope of averting the deity's plunge into obscurity.
The uniqueness of Lark sets him apart from his peers. With crimson eyes resembling those of Vampires, he is subjected to constant harassment by other children. One fortuitous day, he crosses paths with Setz, an authentic Vampire from an esteemed lineage, who neither coerces nor deems him monstrous. Over time, the two forge a bond, but when Lark discovers he may have to return to the orphanage, Setz refuses to lose his friend and offers to extend an invitation into his world - the realm of Vampires.
