Fire Force

Dandadan

Momo Ayase is a high school girl who believes in ghosts but thinks aliens are nonsense. By chance, she befriends a boy at school who is obsessed with the occult and UFOs, but rejects the existence of spirits. She nicknames him "Okarun." To settle their argument, they make a bet: Momo visits a spot known for UFO sightings while Okarun heads to a haunted tunnel. Their separate excursions prove both of them wrong, as they discover that aliens and ghosts are very real. The encounter leaves them marked by bizarre powers and throws them into a chaotic world of yokairaqs and extraterrestrial threats. Together, they must deal with the surreal dangers now disrupting their everyday lives while navig

Gantz

Kei Kurono is a cynical high school student who keeps to himself, tired of the cruelty people are capable of. One day at the subway station, his classmate Masaru Katou jumps onto the tracks to save a drunk man who has fallen. On impulse, Kei follows him. They manage to pull the man to safety, but both boys are struck and killed by the oncoming train. Instead of dying, Kei and Masaru wake up in an apartment full of strangers, all of whom have recently died. In the center of the room is a large black sphere called Gantz. It gives them high-tech suits and strange weapons, then sends them out to hunt and kill bizarre alien creatures hidden on Earth. Each mission is brutal and often deadly. Sur

Deadman Wonderland

Ganta Igarashi is a middle school student whose ordinary life is shattered when a mysterious figure known as the Red Man massacres his entire class. Though innocent, he is convicted of the crime and sentenced to death at Deadman Wonderland, a privately run prison built after a great earthquake destroyed much of Tokyo. Disguised as a theme park, the facility turns its inmates into attractions for tourists, forcing them to participate in deadly games for survival. Inside the prison, Ganta discovers he possesses a strange power over his own blood, a secret that makes him a target for the prison's hidden agendas. As he struggles to survive the brutal contests and uncover the truth behind the ma

Zetman

Jin Kanzaki is a homeless boy who lives with his grandfather among the destitute near the river. Despite his poverty, he enjoys a peaceful life—until a strange creature known as a player appears, killing everyone in its path and throwing his world into chaos. As Jin confronts the deadly entity with his own mysterious strength, a group of men searches for someone bearing a ring-shaped mark. Their investigation uncovers secrets that suggest Jin himself may hold the key to the puzzle, forcing him to face what it truly means to be human.

Until Death Do Us Part

Haruka Touyama is a twelve-year-old girl with incredible precognitive abilities. Her accuracy in predicting the future makes her a target for greedy corporations that want to use her power for their own profit. When she is kidnapped, Haruka uses her gift to find someone who can help her escape. Her search leads her to Mamoru Hijikata, a blind man making his way through the busy streets of Tokyo. Despite his inability to see, his fighting skills become apparent when he draws a sword from his walking stick and takes out her captors. Knowing she will always be pursued for her gift, Haruka asks the mysterious swordsman to protect her until death do them part.

The Hunter's Gonna Lay Low

Ui-Jae, once known as the S-Rank Hunter J, saved humanity from the eldritch horrors that emerged from dimensional rifts. After a mysterious incident, he time-leaps eight years into the future, where the world believes he is dead. Now working as a manager at a hangover soup restaurant, Ui-Jae wants nothing more than to live a quiet, unremarkable life. To make ends meet, he begins selling off relics from his past as a hunter. His attempts to stay under the radar are complicated when he catches the obsessive attention of Sa-Yeong, Korea's number one Hunter. As Sa-Yeong becomes increasingly fixated on him, Ui-Jae finds that the peaceful existence he craves is slipping further out of reach.