Gensuibaku Manga Collection

My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought

Eiji Urashima is an ordinary university student who spends his days drinking with friends and hoping to find a girlfriend. One morning, he wakes up next to Kyouka Yukimura, a beautiful classmate who claims to be his girlfriend. Confused but willing to go along with it, Eiji soon discovers that three days have passed since he last remembers. His friend mentions a fight he does not recall, and the gaps in his memory grow more troubling. When a magazine writer reveals that Eiji is the son of a serial killer, his fragile new relationship and his sense of self begin to unravel. Determined to understand what happened during those missing days, Eiji must confront a past he has tried to ignore and

OMORI

Four years after a life-altering event, Sunny has become a complete shut-in, never venturing beyond his front door. His mother, seeking a fresh start, decides to move the family away from Faraway Town. With just three days left before the move, Sunny's old friend Kel unexpectedly arrives, determined to reconnect one last time. Kel pulls Sunny back into the outside world, a place that feels both familiar and utterly changed. As they wander their hometown, they encounter other faces from their past. These reunions begin to stir long-buried memories and emotions, threatening to drag a dark history they all tried to forget back into the light.

Ponko of the Stars and Reiko of the Tofu Shop

Reiko lives with her family above the tofu shop, looking after her little brother as the days pass in quiet routine. One evening the two of them come across a strange, starving creature that looks like a cat with wings, and they sneak it home without telling anyone. The creature turns out to be an alien salesman, and it has come to Earth to trade advanced technology for something called hahise, a substance the planet happens to be full of. Among its wares is a machine that can duplicate anything, money included. Reiko and her brother, understanding only half of what they are agreeing to, strike a deal with it. What starts as a curious encounter slowly pulls Reiko away from the ordinary lif

Harem Royale: When the Game Ends

Kohinata Asunaro is an ordinary high school student, content with his fantasies about the girls in his class and his love for light novels and games. His mundane life is shattered when he accidentally releases a demon named Zepafur from a sealed bottle. To repay her debt, the demon weaves a curious magic, proclaiming the start of a "Lovey Dovey Harem Royale." Suddenly, Asunaro finds himself at the center of a classic romantic comedy, with four girls from his school actively vying for his affection. Unbeknownst to him, however, this lighthearted scenario is a deadly facade. The four girls have been forced into a horrific survival game where they must compete for Asunaro's heart. For the gir

Higurashi When They Cry Reiwa: Star Crossing Arc

In the first year of the Reiwa era, Keitarou Maebara moves from Tokyo to the rural village of Hinamizawa. As the son of Keiichi Maebara, he is eager to start his new life and quickly befriends the children of his father's old friends, the former members of the club. The peaceful days in his new home seem full of promise. This tranquility is shattered when Keitarou encounters a mysterious girl named Inori, whose presence is shrouded in an unsettling aura. Soon after, another girl who calls herself Kururu makes contact with him. These events stir whispers of Oyashiro-sama's ancient curse, a legend of tragedy that has haunted Hinamizawa for generations. As strange occurrences begin to unfold

Hyaku Monogatari

Hyaku Monogatari is a collection of ninety-nine ghost stories drawn and narrated by Hinako Sugiura, a manga artist and researcher of the Edo period. The work draws on the traditional Japanese pastime of the same name, where a hundred tales are told by candlelight, each one snuffing out a flame until the final one burns in darkness, inviting the supernatural. Each story presents a different eerie and mysterious occurrence, rooted in the folklore and daily life of the Edo era. Through her detailed and atmospheric art, Sugiura brings to life a world where the boundary between the mundane and the supernatural is thin, and where a quiet village or a simple household can hold a chilling secret. T