Boku wo Tsutsumu Tsuki no Hikari

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

50 Million Km

Kim Sunhyun is a genius programmer who works on space rovers at the Korean equivalent of NASA. One night, while monitoring a rover on Mars, he catches a glimpse of an alien on the screen. Unfortunately, the device was not recording at the time, so he has no proof, and no one believes him. As fate would have it, that alien has come to Earth believing she was caught on video. She wants nothing more than to delete that proof before her boss finds out. Misunderstandings ensue as the two meet, and they are forced to work together when a new group of aliens starts causing trouble on Earth.

The Distant Dawn

A collection of sixteen short stories by Yukinobu Hoshino, spanning genres from science fiction and fantasy to psychological drama and romance. The tales explore a wide range of themes, including adventure, mystery, and the supernatural, often set in imaginative and thought-provoking scenarios. From a distant dawn and a steel queen to escape from wastelands and a funeral convoy, each story presents a unique conflict. Characters face challenges such as a call from afar, a whiteout, amazons of the river, and the Carneades plan, navigating through algae, lightning strikes, and the emperor of winter.

False In The End

In the void, a person awakens once more. The first face they see is a familiar one, and a silent vow is made: this time, they will shatter a ridiculous and pitiful scheme, and this time, they will save that person. But the words are spoken into emptiness, and the identity of the listener remains a mystery. Caught in a cycle of science fiction and fantasy, the protagonist must navigate a psychological and romantic drama where past failures haunt every decision. As the plan unfolds, the line between reality and illusion blurs, forcing a confrontation with a destiny that refuses to be rewritten.

Land of the Lustrous

In a distant future, Earth is home to the Lustrous, crystalline lifeforms who defend themselves against the Lunarians, invaders from the moon who seek to harvest their bodies for weapons and decorations. Among the twenty-eight gems, Phosphophyllite is the most fragile and brittle, with no visible talent for battle. Longing to fight but deemed too weak, Phos is instead assigned by their master Adamantine to compile a natural history of their world. The task seems dull and pointless, but it brings Phos into contact with Cinnabar, a gem forced to live in isolation due to their dangerous nature. As Phos pursues this seemingly mundane assignment, they begin to uncover deeper truths about their