Dekin no Mogura: The Earthbound Mole

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

Inu x Boku SS

Ririchiyo Shirakiin comes from a wealthy family, but her sharp tongue and haughty attitude hide a deep insecurity about her inability to live independently. Determined to escape the constant attention that comes with her family name, she moves into the Maison de Ayakashi, an exclusive residence where every tenant is assigned a personal Secret Service agent. Despite her wish for solitude, Ririchiyo is assigned Soushi, an agent arranged by her parents. She tries to push him away, but his unwavering devotion proves difficult to dismiss. As she settles into her new life, she discovers that Soushi is actually a fox spirit she once rescued. Life at the Maison de Ayakashi is not as peaceful as it

Charlotte

Yuu Otosaka looks like any other charming, intelligent high schooler, but he hides a secret: he can slip into people's minds and take full control of their bodies for five seconds at a time. He has been using this ability to secure top grades and a comfortable school life. His routine changes when Nao Tomori catches him in the act and forces him and his sister Ayumi to transfer to Hoshinoumi Academy, a school for teenagers with supernatural powers. There, Yuu is made to join the student council, which tracks down adolescents who abuse their abilities. As he works alongside Nao, Yuu begins to suspect that his own seemingly limited power may be far greater than he ever imagined.

The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window

Kosuke Mikado is a timid bookstore clerk burdened with the ability to see ghosts and spirits. Terrified by the apparitions that haunt his daily life, he wishes only to be free of his frightening gift. His world changes when he meets Rihito Hiyakawa, a powerful but socially inept exorcist who shows no fear in the face of the supernatural. Thrust together, the two form an unlikely partnership to investigate and resolve bizarre paranormal cases. As they delve deeper into the mysteries that come their way, their unconventional and intensely close working methods forge a unique, complex bond between them.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Signs from the Wind

The story focuses on Sanemi Shinazugawa, the Wind Hashira, and his past. Years before he became a pillar of the Demon Slayer Corps, a young Sanemi is saved from a demon by the slayer Masachika. Taking the boy under his wing, Masachika trains him, and together they investigate a case of disappearing children, a mission that brings them face to face with one of the terrifying Twelve Kizuki. Other tales explore the lives of other characters. Kanamori attempts to refine Hotaru's abrasive personality, Inosuke searches for a stolen keepsake, Muichiro assists in repairing a training doll, and Rengoku leads a ghost-hunting mission at an academy.

Yume Miru Happa

Futaba, a country girl, moves to Tokyo to attend high school. To ease the financial strain and gain independence, she takes a live-in position at an old mansion, where she meets Masato, a handsome classmate who works there as a fortune-teller. Despite their bickering, they become friends, but Futaba soon uncovers a secret hidden within the mansion that changes everything. This collection also includes three other short stories: in "17 Romance," tomboyish Natsume struggles with her feelings for her childhood friend Homare, who has always been stronger and better than her. In "The Law of Couples," Sakiko wonders if she loves Akio for himself or because he mirrors her own thoughts. Finally, in