Black Butler: Book of Circus

Black Butler

In Victorian-era Europe, Ciel Phantomhive loses everything he holds dear to a vicious plot. On the brink of death, he makes a contract with a demon: his soul in exchange for revenge. Now the head of the Phantomhive corporation, Ciel handles both legitimate business and the Queen's underground affairs, aided by his butler Sebastian Michaelis, a demon whose skills as a servant are matched only by his supernatural strength. Together, Ciel and Sebastian work to unravel the mystery behind the murder of Ciel's parents and the tragedies that followed. As they confront unsettling events across Victorian England, the bond between master and servant grows—bound by a contract that will ultimately cost

Black Butler II

In late-nineteenth century England, Alois Trancy, the young heir to the Trancy earldom, lives a privileged life with his enigmatic butler Claude Faustus. However, Alois's past is far from idyllic: he was kidnapped as a baby, forced into slavery, and lost his parents and brother. After returning home, he exhibits strange behavior, and doubts arise about his story and legitimacy. As secrets unravel within the Trancy household, the bond between Alois and Claude is tested. Claude possesses supernatural abilities, and his true intentions remain unclear. Amid lies and deceit, hell itself arrives at their doorstep, forcing the pair to confront the darkness surrounding them.

Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic

Ciel Phantomhive, the young Earl and Queen's Guard Dog, and his demon butler Sebastian Michaelis investigate rumors of a peculiar society that can bring people back from the dead. They board the luxury liner Campania on her maiden voyage, incognito among the mysterious Aurora Society. There, they witness a woman raised from the dead, but their surprise turns to dread when the shambling corpse attacks. As the ship becomes overrun with the undead, Ciel and Sebastian face not only flesh-hungry corpses but also the flamboyant reaper Grell and his new partner, Ronald Knox. With time running out, the duo must uncover the secrets behind the Aurora Society's phoenix symbol and stop a devious plan,

Black Butler: Book of Murder

At the Queen's behest, young Earl Ciel Phantomhive hosts a lavish dinner party at his manor, attended by London's elite and the struggling author Arthur Conan Doyle. What begins as a splendid affair quickly turns dark when a guest is found murdered, and suspicion falls on Ciel himself. Trapped by a violent storm, the guests and the Phantomhive household must work together to uncover the identity of the killer before the death toll rises. Even the demon butler Sebastian Michaelis finds himself tested as the mystery deepens and danger closes in.

Black Butler: Public School Arc

Earl Ciel Phantomhive, a thirteen-year-old noble, is dispatched by Queen Victoria to Weston College, a prestigious boys' boarding school, to investigate the disappearance of a relative who has not returned home in months. Ciel enrolls as a student, while his demonic butler, Sebastian Michaelis, takes a teaching position at the school. Ciel quickly discovers that the missing relative is nowhere to be found on campus, and he is unable to secure a meeting with the elusive headmaster, who may hold the key to the mystery. The only individuals with regular access to the headmaster are the Prefect 4 (P4), the leaders of the school's dormitories: Edgar Redmond, Lawrence Bluewer, Herman Greenhill, a

Devils and Realist

William Twining, a brilliant young aristocrat and staunch realist, prides himself on his intellect and devotion to science. His world is upended when his family goes bankrupt, forcing him to search his ancestral home for anything of value to sell. During this desperate hunt, he stumbles upon a hidden room and accidentally breaks a magical seal, summoning the arrogant Grand Duke of Hell, Dantalion. Dantalion reveals a shocking truth: William is the descendant of King Solomon and the prophesied "Elector," the only human with the power to choose a temporary ruler for the demon world while Lucifer sleeps. William, a firm disbeliever in magic and the supernatural, refuses to accept this absurd r