Heart of a Companion

Mob Psycho 100

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is an eighth-grade student with extraordinary psychic powers. Fearing their destructive and conspicuous nature, he suppresses his abilities in public, keeping a tight lock on his emotions. To keep his powers honed, he works as an assistant to Arataka Reigen, a self-proclaimed psychic who runs a cheap exorcism business. Reigen is a fraud who exploits Mob's real abilities, paying him less than minimum wage while posing as his mentor. Despite this, Mob spends his days exorcising evil spirits at Reigen's behest, all while harboring a simple wish: to impress his childhood friend Tsubomi Takane. As troubles keep bombarding his daily life, Mob's repressed emotions slowly beg

Even If You Slit My Mouth

Miroku is the slit-mouthed woman, an urban legend whose terrifying smile once made her the self-proclaimed Queen of Folklore. But times have changed, and the public's belief in her has faded so much that her very existence is at risk. To survive, she enters into a contractual engagement with Kouichi Sano, a seventeen-year-old high schooler whose family has managed supernatural beings for generations. Kouichi is surprisingly eager to marry her, but Miroku refuses to depend on anyone else. They make a deal: for one year, they will act as a married couple. If Miroku can scare Kouichi even once before he turns eighteen, the engagement is off. But Kouichi has a condition of his own: he must mak

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai

Sakuta Azusagawa is a sharp-tongued, aloof high schooler who doesn't even own a cell phone. During a visit to the local library, he comes across a girl dressed as a bunny wandering the halls. To his surprise, she turns out to be Mai Sakurajima, a famous actress and his upperclassman who is currently taking a break from the entertainment industry. Even stranger, Sakuta realizes that he is the only one who can see her. Mai gradually becomes invisible to everyone around her, and her condition reminds Sakuta of the struggles he and his sister have faced. These phenomena are known as Adolescence Syndrome, a supernatural condition that warps the lives of teenagers in mysterious ways. Determined

ORANGE MARMALADE

Mari Baek is a vampire trying to live an ordinary life in a society that no longer fears her kind but still discriminates against them. Two hundred years after a peace treaty, vampires satisfy their hunger with pig's blood and keep their identities hidden, yet they remain outcasts. Mari has been driven from several neighborhoods and longs to settle down quietly with her family. At her new school, she meets Jung Jae Min, a popular boy who openly dislikes vampires. Drawn by the sweet scent of his blood, she accidentally bites his neck. Now Mari must hide what she is while the boy she bit begins to fall in love with her.

Phantom Busters

Eugene Korekishi is an honor student who does not believe in ghosts and has no psychic powers. His ordinary high school life is turned upside down when he meets Mogari Shishikuno, an eccentric boy who exorcises spirits by eating them. Together with new recruit Kaoru Kanzaki, they form a club dedicated to dealing with the supernatural. Looking for a fourth member, the group sets their sights on Kotaro Tamon, a classmate who seems able to talk to ghosts. There is one problem: Kotaro struggles badly when it comes to communicating with living humans. His anxiety stands in the way, and the others must find a way to help him open up if they want him to join their ranks.

I Have No Home

Haejoon Goh has run away from home, carrying guilt from a fight with his mother and no clear place to go. Eunyung Baek is a problem child who lives in a tent and does whatever he wants. The two meet under terrible circumstances and end up forced to share an abandoned dormitory on the outskirts of their school. Neither of them wants to be there. Haejoon can see ghosts, and the creaking, unsettling building gives him no comfort. Eunyung is sloppy, lies constantly, and was responsible for destroying Haejoon's plans by wasting his savings. They hate the dorm, and they hate each other. With no other housing available, they have no choice but to coexist. Between supernatural unease and constant