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Tatsuki Fujimoto Before Chainsaw Man: 22-26

A young man who can play the piano meets a mermaid with a deadly secret. A boy wakes up one morning in the body of a girl and must learn to live with the change. A little girl with horns claims to be the devil's sister and carries a power that could destroy the world. Two sisters with very different talents face the pressure of expectations and the weight of family. These four short stories explore strange transformations, supernatural encounters, and the fragile line between ordinary life and the extraordinary. Each tale follows characters caught between their desires and the consequences of forces they cannot control. From mermaids and prophecies to identity and sibling rivalry, the coll

Hotel

In a future where humanity has vanished, a lone computer persists for 27 million years to fulfill its mission. Elsewhere, Hanako awakens from a deep sleep with only three days left to live, while her husband Takao grapples with the knowledge that her heart belongs to another. In another tale, Jun Shiozaki dedicates himself to resurrecting the extinct tuna by any means imaginable. Noriko discovers she is pregnant by her lover Matsumura, a prominent doctor with a family of his own. He insists the pregnancy is a rapidly growing cancer that must be removed immediately, leaving Noriko torn between his diagnosis and her own desires. These stories explore the boundaries of science, emotion, and su

Clover

In a technologically advanced but tightly controlled future, Kazuhiko is a former black ops agent pulled back into service by General Ko. His mission seems simple: escort a mysterious girl named Suu to a destination she alone knows, a place called Fairy Park. Suu has spent her entire life in isolation, her only contact the distant voices of General Ko and a woman connected to Kazuhiko's past. She is a Clover, a child born with magical abilities and marked with a tattoo indicating her power. As the only four-leaf Clover in existence, she is considered the most dangerous person in the world. As Kazuhiko and Suu set out, their transport is intercepted and they are pursued by Bols, a familiar

Kyoukaisenjou no Horizon

In a distant future, Japan is divided into feudal territories and conquered by other countries. Humanity has fallen from godhood and returned to a devastated Earth, with only a region in the Far East, Shinshuu, remaining habitable. To accommodate everyone, they duplicate this land in a parallel world called Juusou Sekai. To restore the broken law of causation, they begin a reenactment of history guided by the Testament. In 1413 TE, during the reenactment of the Nanboku-cho War, an accident causes Juusou Sekai to collapse into the original world. Its inhabitants lose their land. Now, aboard the floating city Musashi—eight ships in the sky—students are drawn into a war that will determine the

The Honor Student at Magic High School

A century after magic returned to the modern world, new students begin their studies at the prestigious First High magic academy. Among them is Miyuki Shiba, a brilliant and graceful magician who enters as an honor student, carrying the weight of high expectations from her family and peers. While navigating the competitive social hierarchy of the school, Miyuki's perspective reveals the events unfolding around her, particularly concerning her enigmatic brother, Tatsuya. Her life as a model student is complicated by hidden emotions and the complex realities of their world, where magical prowess defines one's status and future.

The Fake Alchemist

Paracelsus, a young man with no aptitude for combat, finds himself transported to a dark fantasy world. With few options for survival, he turns to the practice of alchemy to make a living. However, his methods are far from genuine; he is a fraud, skillfully deceiving his clients and the world around him. His path crosses with Nora, a young woman who has been taken from her home and sold into slavery. Together, they form an unlikely partnership. As they navigate a world filled with magic, gods, and constant danger, they must rely on Paracelsus's cunning analysis and their shared resilience to carve out a place for themselves.