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Squall is a hugely popular headbanger band whose fans are called Bangyas, and Meiko is the biggest Bangya of them all. When she learns that lead singer Kiri has died in a tragic accident, she is bereft. That's when things get weird, and the next thing she knows she's with Kiri five years in the past. Can she change the timeline to save her favorite singer? Can she even figure out how to survive? (Source: Mangamo)
Yosuke Ejima and his wife Keiko are visiting Mexico to research ancient civilizations. Their bus is heading for the Teotihuacan ruins when they suddenly get involved in gang related violence. Can they survive...?!
In his first year of middle school, Inaba Yuushi's parents passed away and he had to move in with his relatives. Despite their care, he felt like a burden and longed to escape to a high school dormitory. Unfortunately, the dormitory burned down before he could relocate. Penniless and unwilling to live with his relatives any longer, Yuushi searched for a place to live as an orphaned student. Eventually, he stumbled upon an elegant old building that fit his budget perfectly. Yet, it turned out to be a Monster House, where supernatural beings coexisted with humans. Yuushi met Akine, a fellow high school student who wasn't afraid of the creatures and could even exorcise malevolent spirits. Overwhelmed by the strange elements of his new life, Yuushi realized that high school had become much more bizarre than he ever anticipated.
After a dispute with his friend Senichi Aoyama, high school student Yasuto Akashi decided to skip class. But upon his return, he discovered the school was locked up. To his horror, he witnessed a giant cat head burst through a window, with Aoyama dressed as a rat and covered in blood. That day, only three students managed to survive, and similar incidents occurred around the world. Akashi's peace was short-lived, as he was chosen to participate in a deadly game for those who missed school on that fateful day.
While seeking inspiration for his upcoming film, Hajime Tsukiyoda, a high school student, found himself caught in a real-life horror story in Shibuya. Unforeseen circumstances led to Hajime becoming a character in the plot. He was taken aback to witness a swarm of goldfish invading the busy streets, attacking and terrorizing onlookers. With no escape in sight, a terrified Hajime and a few fellow survivors took refuge, hoping for a rescue that seemed increasingly unlikely. As they huddled together, the grotesque sight of the fish feeding frenzy played out before them, further deepening their horror.
Harumi Kazuhito finds the greatest joy in getting lost in a captivating book, spending all his days engrossed in reading. But one fateful evening, a distressing incident at a café changes everything. During a violent robbery, Kazuhito hesitates to take action, but ultimately decides to intervene — with disastrous consequences. As a result of his actions, Kazuhito perishes, only to awaken in a completely unexpected reality. He's been reincarnated as a dog, under the care of Natsuno Kirihime, a regular patron of the café. To Kazuhito's surprise, Kirihime has the uncanny ability to comprehend his thoughts as a dog. But their connection isn't without its challenges: Kirihime's love of scissors and sadistic tendencies make things difficult for Kazuhito.
Hiroto Domori may appear to be a feeble Irregular without any enchanting or divine abilities, yet little do people realize that he has recently returned from the demon realm and now stands as the universe's mightiest slayer of demons. Despite his seemingly frail stature, this demon killer confronts an unparalleled adversary who preys upon unsuspecting individuals.
Asumi Kamogawa, a petite 14-year-old, possesses an unbridled adoration for the cosmos, particularly the twinkling stars. Under the tutelage of an affable ghost who wears a colossal lion head and goes by the nickname "Lion-san," she has been studying space since infancy. Despite an unsteady home life, Asumi resolves to join the Tokyo Space School. In no time, Asumi befriends a cadre of classmates, including her childhood friend Shinnosuke Fuchuuya, who sports spectacles and harbors a staunch brutal honesty, Kei Oumi, a cordial young woman who drew inspiration from Neil Armstrong's photos of the moon landing, Marika Ukita, an enigmatic and stunningly gorgeous girl with a few secrets of her own, and Shuu Suzuki, a bold and bright boy who maintains a laidback approach. The setting of Futatsu no Spica is an alternative future in which Japan's maiden human-crafted spacecraft crashed in 2010, and it follows the growth of these high schoolers as they travel toward the stars.
A cooking-themed spin-off of Fate/stay Night.
After miraculously surviving an injury that brought him to the brink of death, police detective Reichi Imawai finds he is followed by an ominous, deathly presence. What’s more, that presence starts giving him orders...
Once a legendary idol at the peak of her fame, Touko Minayoshi left her career behind to pursue a happy life with her son Yuu and her beloved spouse. However, one day, when Yuu returned from school, he discovered that his mother had undergone a mysterious metamorphosis, leaving him confused and unable to explain what had happened to her. As the days passed, the probability of Touko's true identity being exposed grew stronger and more pressing. But when Yuu was unexpectedly transported back through time to a period prior to his mother's debut as an idol, he saw it as a chance to undo the damage and restore Touko to her former glory. Determined to make things right, Yuu embarked on a journey to save his mother and bring her back to her old self.
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?
