BLACK JUNE

Tokyo Ghoul

In the shadows of Tokyo live the ghouls, creatures that look human but feed on human flesh. To combat them, the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG) works to purge the city of these hidden predators. Ken Kaneki, a shy university freshman, survives a near-fatal encounter with a ghoul only after receiving an organ transplant from his attacker. The surgery transforms him into a half-human, half-ghoul hybrid, forcing him to navigate a world where he can no longer eat normal food and must consume human flesh to survive. Taken in by the ghouls who run a quiet coffee shop, Kaneki tries to adapt to his new existence. But his unique nature places him at the center of a growing conflict between his new

Tokyo Ghoul:re

Two years after the CCG’s raid on Anteiku, Tokyo has changed. The Commission of Counter Ghoul has tightened its grip on the city, but the man-eating creatures known as ghouls remain a constant threat, and the terrorist organization Aogiri Tree continues to operate in the shadows. Haise Sasaki leads the Quinx Squad, a new experimental unit of investigators who have undergone surgery to use ghoul abilities. As a half-ghoul trained by Special Class Investigator Kishou Arima, Haise must turn his unruly team into effective operatives while fighting the dangerous creatures that terrorize Tokyo. But Haise carries a deeper burden. Fragments of unknown memories claw at his mind, slowly revealing th

Ajin: Demi-Human

Kei Nagai is a high school student who only wants a quiet, ordinary life. That dream ends when he is hit by a truck and dies on the spot. Moments later, he opens his eyes and stands up, completely healed. The witnesses realize what he is: an Ajin, a rare demi-human who cannot die. Kei is now a wanted specimen. The government offers bounties for captured Ajin to conduct inhumane experiments on them, and the public sees him as a monster. Forced to run, he struggles to understand his new nature while trying to stay out of the hands of the authorities. As he flees, Kei is drawn into a hidden conflict between humans and other Ajin. Some of them want to fight back against the society that hunts

At night I move

Eight years ago, Mochizuki Saya was brutally murdered, and her killers, protected as juveniles, have walked free ever since. Her younger brother, Wakaru, has never forgotten their crime, his grief festering into a burning desire for vengeance. On the anniversary of her death, his quest for the culprits takes a violent turn when he is struck by one of them and hospitalized. During his recovery, Wakaru awakens a terrifying supernatural ability: the power to enter and manipulate the dreams of others, with his actions producing tangible effects in the waking world. This gift presents him with the means to execute a perfect, untraceable crime. As night falls, his vow to avenge his sister transfo

Tokyo Ghoul: Days

In the shadows of Tokyo, ghouls—beings who appear human but must consume human flesh to survive—coexist uneasily with society. The coffee shop Anteiku serves as a sanctuary for these creatures, a place where they can gather and find temporary peace. However, danger constantly looms, as the threat of discovery by the authorities or violent conflict with other ghoul factions is ever-present. Yoshimura, the wise and watchful owner of Anteiku, grows increasingly suspicious of a particular individual whose presence could disrupt the fragile balance. This person's actions threaten to unleash a new wave of darkness, intensifying the eternal struggle between the ghouls who hide and the investigator

Itai no Itai no, Tonde Yuke

A young man accidentally commits a murder, but his victim possesses a strange supernatural power known as "postponement," which temporarily delays her death. This leaves her in a suspended state between life and death, inextricably linking her fate to that of her unintended killer. As he grapples with the guilt and horror of his actions, the two are drawn into a complex and unsettling relationship. Their connection becomes the center of a psychological mystery, forcing them to confront the nature of mortality, consequence, and the haunting bond that now ties them together.