Ashita no Ojou: Yukari no Chi wo Aruku

The Summit of the Gods

In 1993, Makoto Fukamachi, a Japanese photographer on an Everest expedition, finds an old camera in a Kathmandu shop. He suspects it belonged to George Mallory, the mountaineer who vanished on the mountain in 1924. The camera could rewrite climbing history, but a mysterious man known as Bikha Sanp takes it before Fukamachi can act. Fukamachi becomes convinced that Bikha Sanp is actually Jouji Habu, a legendary Japanese climber who disappeared years ago. Determined to understand Habu's motives and recover the camera, Fukamachi begins to investigate his past. He uncovers a life defined by obsession, rivalry with fellow climber Tsuneo Hase, and a relentless drive to be the first. As Fukamachi

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Part 7–Steel Ball Run

In the American Old West, the Steel Ball Run is about to begin: a grueling cross-country race from San Diego covering over six thousand kilometers, with a grand prize of fifty million dollars. Contestants may use any kind of vehicle, but they must endure uncharted wastelands and travel up to a hundred kilometers a day. Johnny Joestar, a former jockey paralyzed from the waist down, attends the start of the race as a spectator. There he meets Gyro Zeppeli, a racer who carries two steel balls at his waist. When Johnny witnesses Gyro use one of them to unleash a strange power, he briefly regains the ability to stand. Desperate to uncover the secret of the steel balls, Johnny joins the race alon

Tower of God

Twenty-Fifth Bam has spent his entire life alone in a dark cave, with Rachel as his only companion and light. When she decides to enter the Tower to pursue her own dream, she leaves him behind. Desperate not to lose her, Bam follows her inside, determined to climb the Tower and find her again. But the Tower is a vast and dangerous place, full of ancient secrets, fearsome creatures, and ruthless people. Each floor is guarded by an Administrator who subjects challengers to grueling tests that push them to their limits. Upon reaching the first floor, Bam discovers he is an Irregular, someone who entered the Tower without being chosen. With no special strength or power, he must learn to surviv

Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku

Gabimaru the Hollow is a ruthless assassin from the ninja village of Iwagakure, feared for his cold efficiency. After a betrayal by his own people, he is captured and sentenced to death. Yet no executioner can take his life, because beneath his apathetic exterior he clings to a single desire: to return to his beloved wife, the woman who softened his heart and gave him a reason to live. When the famed executioner Asaemon the Decapitator offers him a chance at a full pardon, Gabimaru accepts a perilous mission. He must travel to a mysterious island south of Japan, a place said to hold the elixir of immortality, and retrieve it for the shogunate. But the island is far from the paradise its le

Dorohedoro

In a city so dismal it is known only as the Hole, magic users cross over from their own world to prey on the powerless locals. They use the inhabitants as test subjects for brutal experiments, leaving the district's hospital full of mutilated victims. The strong dominate the weak, and death is an everyday occurrence. Caiman is a man with a reptile head and no memory of his past. Together with Nikaido, who runs the restaurant Hungry Bug, he hunts magic users in the Hole. Immune to their spells, he bites into their heads hoping to find the one who cursed him and learn what the figure inside his mouth has to say. When En, the head of the magic users, hears that a lizard-man is slaughtering hi

The Climber

Buntaro Mori is a withdrawn transfer student who struggles to connect with those around him. On his first day at a new high school, a classmate challenges him to climb the school building, promising to leave him alone if he succeeds. Mori accepts and scales the wall without any equipment, reaching the top and shocking everyone. That moment awakens something in him. The rush of overcoming the climb and the sense of accomplishment ignite a deep obsession with rock climbing. Drawn to the solitude and intensity of the sport, Mori begins to pursue it with a dangerous single-mindedness. Ignoring warnings from more experienced climbers, he is pulled toward increasingly risky solo ascents. As he p