Mahou Gyoushounin Roma

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

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Alice wakes up in Room 431 of a mysterious manor. A serpent warns her that she must not leave the room, but she ignores the warning. The moment she does, her body begins to rot. The manor is a labyrinth of strange rooms and unsettling inhabitants, each governed by its own twisted rules. As her body decays, Alice moves deeper into the mansion, searching for a way out. Every door she opens pulls her further into a surreal nightmare where reality bends and the price of escape grows higher.

Tatsuki Fujimoto Before Chainsaw Man: 22-26

A young man who can play the piano meets a mermaid with a deadly secret. A boy wakes up one morning in the body of a girl and must learn to live with the change. A little girl with horns claims to be the devil's sister and carries a power that could destroy the world. Two sisters with very different talents face the pressure of expectations and the weight of family. These four short stories explore strange transformations, supernatural encounters, and the fragile line between ordinary life and the extraordinary. Each tale follows characters caught between their desires and the consequences of forces they cannot control. From mermaids and prophecies to identity and sibling rivalry, the coll

ib - instant bullet

Kuro Fukase has spent his life rejected and betrayed by the world. The only people he ever considered family, the sisters Toiro and Iroha Ayakura, died in a fire, and now they exist only as hallucinations in his mind while his hatred for everything around him keeps growing. On a lonely Christmas Eve, everything changes. After meeting the cheerful Sera Himeura, the mysterious witch Yume Furusuna, and a strange black creature, Kuro discovers he is one of twenty "Instant Bullets": people granted the power to destroy the world. But not all of these living weapons share the same goal. Some want to protect the world, while others, like Kuro, wish to see it burn. As past traumas, shifting morals,

Death's Game

Yijae Choi has nothing left. Unemployed for years, abandoned by his ex-girlfriend, and ruined after losing all his savings in a bitcoin scam, he decides to end his life. Death, however, takes his suicide as an insult. As punishment, she forces him into a cruel game: he must live through the deaths of thirteen other people, one after another. Each time, he wakes up in a different body with a fate already sealed. The only way out is to survive. If Yijae can avoid the death that awaits each of these lives, he earns the chance to live out the rest of that person's lifetime. His own life was a failure, but now he must fight for the lives of strangers.