The Climber

The Summit of the Gods

In 1993, Makoto Fukamachi, a Japanese photographer on an Everest expedition, finds an old camera in a Kathmandu shop. He suspects it belonged to George Mallory, the mountaineer who vanished on the mountain in 1924. The camera could rewrite climbing history, but a mysterious man known as Bikha Sanp takes it before Fukamachi can act. Fukamachi becomes convinced that Bikha Sanp is actually Jouji Habu, a legendary Japanese climber who disappeared years ago. Determined to understand Habu's motives and recover the camera, Fukamachi begins to investigate his past. He uncovers a life defined by obsession, rivalry with fellow climber Tsuneo Hase, and a relentless drive to be the first. As Fukamachi

The Horizon

A boy walks alone through the ruins of a city devastated by war. After losing his mother, he has nothing left but the road ahead, surrounded by tanks, corpses, and the remains of the life he once knew. He keeps moving because stopping feels impossible. One morning he meets a girl in an abandoned bus. Their encounter is cut short when the area becomes a battlefield, and the two escape together down an empty road. With no adults to rely on, they decide to walk side by side toward whatever lies at the end. As they travel, the pair faces hunger, danger, and the cruelty of broken adults. Their companionship becomes a fragile source of hope, but the world around them offers little mercy. The que

Pandora Hearts

Oz Vessalius, the fifteen-year-old heir of a noble family, is celebrating his coming-of-age ceremony when the mysterious Baskerville Clan interrupts the festivities. Accused of a sin he knows nothing about, he is cast into the Abyss, an inescapable prison realm said to be home to monstrous creatures called Chains. There he meets Alice, a strange girl who is not what she seems. To escape, Oz forms a contract with her and returns to his world, only to find that time has passed and everything has changed. Now Oz must unravel the truth behind his sin, the nature of the Abyss, and a tragedy from a hundred years ago. Pursued by the Baskervilles and haunted by ghosts of the past, he and his compa

To Your Eternity

A mysterious immortal being is sent to Earth without emotions or identity. It can take the shape of anything around it, but only when the impetus is strong enough. It begins as a sphere, then a rock, then moss, and finally a wolf. In this form, it meets a lonely boy living alone in a ghost town in the Arctic tundra. The boy was abandoned by adults who left in search of a paradise beyond the endless snow. Now he is in a critical state, and the being inherits his form after his death. From that moment, the immortal being sets off on a never-ending journey, seeking new experiences, places, and people. As it travels through time, it encounters joy, sorrow, pain, and love, slowly developing its

Real

Tomomi Nomiya was the captain of his high school basketball team until guilt over a tragic accident drove him to drop out and abandon the sport. Determined to make amends, he tries to support the girl whose life he changed, but she and her sister want nothing to do with him. Lost and without direction, Tomomi has only one real talent left: basketball. His path shifts when he meets Kiyoharu Togawa, a former sprinter who lost the use of his right leg and now plays wheelchair basketball. After being soundly defeated in a one-on-one game, Tomomi finds a renewed sense of purpose and decides to pursue the sport he loves while helping others. Meanwhile, Hisanobu Takahashi, the new team captain at

Banana Fish

Ash Lynx is a seventeen-year-old gang leader in New York City. Raised by the mafia boss Dino Golzine, he grew up as both an adopted heir and a tool for Golzine's pleasure. Now estranged from his former guardian, Ash runs his own gang with an iron fist, his beauty masking a cold, ruthless killer. Eiji Okamura is a young Japanese photographer who travels to New York as an assistant to work on a report about kids living in the streets. There, he meets Ash and is drawn to him, while Ash becomes curious about Eiji's different lifestyle. Their meeting is complicated by a series of murders connected only by the words "Banana Fish." The secret behind those words drove Ash's older brother mad in Vi