Welcome to the Nightmare Game

Dorohedoro

In a city so dismal it is known only as the Hole, magic users cross over from their own world to prey on the powerless locals. They use the inhabitants as test subjects for brutal experiments, leaving the district's hospital full of mutilated victims. The strong dominate the weak, and death is an everyday occurrence. Caiman is a man with a reptile head and no memory of his past. Together with Nikaido, who runs the restaurant Hungry Bug, he hunts magic users in the Hole. Immune to their spells, he bites into their heads hoping to find the one who cursed him and learn what the figure inside his mouth has to say. When En, the head of the magic users, hears that a lizard-man is slaughtering hi

Dragon Head

Teru Aoki is returning home by train after a class trip when the train derails inside a mountain tunnel. Nearly everyone aboard is killed in the violent crash, and amid the bloody wreckage he finds only two other survivors: his classmates Ako Seto and Nobuo Takahashi. Trapped underground with no light, little food, and the stench of death surrounding them, the three teenagers must find a way to survive. Hunger, fear, and isolation begin to take their toll, and one of them starts to lose their grip on reality. As sudden earthquakes shake the tunnel, the survivors realize that escaping to the surface may lead them into an even greater danger waiting outside.

Otherside Picnic

Sorawo Kamikoshi is a college student with a habit of exploring abandoned places. While investigating an alleged paranormal hotspot, she stumbles through a door into the Otherside, a parallel world where urban legends and internet horror stories are real. She barely survives an encounter with a strange creature before being rescued by Toriko Nishina, a mysterious girl skilled with a gun. Toriko is searching for someone on the Otherside, and she asks Sorawo to keep exploring with her. Together, the two women cross between worlds again and again, facing cryptids and folkloric horrors that defy understanding. As they push deeper into the Otherside, the dangers grow more personal. What begins

Robot

Robot is a curated anthology of full-color manga, compiled and edited by renowned artist Range Murata. It brings together a diverse collection of short stories and artistic visions from a hand-picked selection of top manga creators, each exploring their unique narratives through the unusual medium of color. The compilation spans genres from action and adventure to mystery and horror, presenting a wide array of futuristic, apocalyptic, and fantastical worlds. From cloned priests in a dystopian church to whimsical robotic adventures, the series serves as an experimental showcase of artistic talent and storytelling.

Vampire Hunter D

In the distant year of 12,090 AD, humanity survives in a shattered world ruled by mutants and the vampiric Nobility. These immortal overlords prey upon the weak without mercy, their bite dooming victims to an eternal undead existence. Villages live in constant terror, their only hope resting in the hands of a specialized and dangerous profession: the Vampire Hunter. The desperate Doris Lang seeks out the legendary hunter known only as D. She has been bitten by the vampire lord Count Lee and now faces a horrific transformation. As D takes on her case, he must navigate a perilous world of ancient evils and monstrous threats, battling to save Doris from her cursed fate before it is too late.

Kino's Journey: The Beautiful World

Kino travels the world astride Hermes, a talking motorrad who supplies the speed while Kino supplies the balance. The two are inseparable, moving from one country to the next along a road that keeps stretching ahead of them. By their own rule, they never stay anywhere longer than three days — just enough time to learn a place's customs and meet its people before moving on. Some of what they find is gentle and some of it is cruel: happiness and grief, violence and decay, beauty and hard-won wisdom, all of it waiting behind the next border. Because the world is imperfect, Kino and Hermes keep going, unwilling to trade the freedom of the road for a place to settle, and curious about whatever