Maoh: Juvenile Remix

AIDOL

Tadahiro Nasu is a convenience store clerk with a bleak existence, finding his only solace in the virtual performances of Misaki Kanzaki, a former classmate turned idol. Driven to the edge by his oppressive life, he attempts suicide by electrocution. Instead of dying, his consciousness merges with the electrical grid, transforming him into a being of pure electricity with the power to control all connected devices. Now possessing god-like influence over the modern, wired world, Tadahiro dedicates himself entirely to propelling Misaki's career to stardom. He uses his terrifying abilities to eliminate any obstacle in her path, orchestrating elaborate and fatal accidents for those he deems a t

Variante

Aiko Houshou should be dead. Her family was slaughtered, and she wakes on a laboratory table, apparently intact. Then she sees the deformed left arm grafted onto her body, and understands that her life before the attack is over. The arm carries the DNA of a monstrous creature known as a chimera and acts on the urges of its own master, leaving Aiko unable to stop it. She remembers nothing of that night until a monster appears and the memories come flooding back. Alone and frightened, she is approached by a secret organization that wants her to fight the chimeras, and she must decide what to do with the thing grafted to her arm.

Parasyte Reversi

A veteran detective of the East Fukuyama police department, Fukami, is handed a case that refuses to make sense: three bodies discovered in an abandoned basement parking garage, cut limb from limb while their hearts were still beating. The murders appear to have happened in an impossibly short span of time, and nothing at the scene adds up. The only witness is a high school student named Tatsuki Hirokawa, and his composure in front of the killings unsettles Fukami more than the corpses do. The detective becomes convinced the boy saw exactly what happened and who did it, and that he is holding something back. As Fukami looks into Tatsuki's family, he edges toward a hidden side of the world

Clockwork Apple

Clockwork Apple is a collection of eight suspenseful and speculative short stories by Osamu Tezuka, originally published between 1968 and 1973. The anthology explores mature themes through unsettling narratives where ordinary lives are disrupted by extraordinary and often terrifying circumstances. From a condemned Nazi officer's unexpected fate to an android grappling with the consequences of love, each tale delves into the darker aspects of human nature, perception, and reality. The stories present a world where a simple change can herald city-wide fear, a lonely cab driver hides a sinister secret, and interstellar peace is threatened by unconventional ideals.

Deep Insanity NIRVANA

A massive, enigmatic structure known as the Asylum is discovered deep within a hole in Antarctica. Simultaneously, a mysterious and devastating illness called Randolph Syndrome begins to spread across the globe, plunging its victims into irreversible comas. Believing the Asylum to be the source of the pandemic, nations dispatch investigation teams, but none ever return from its depths. Sergiu Sol, a young man possessing a rare resistance to the syndrome, joins forces with Hildegard Olympiada Yamada, a versatile expert stationed in Antarctica. Together, they embark on a desperate, uncharted expedition into the Asylum, seeking answers that could save humanity. Their journey into the abyss wil

Paperakyu

An unknown disease called Paperakyu spreads through society, its only visible symptom being the growth of small crab-like limbs on the sufferer's head. An unnamed young boy is infected and, because of his visible condition, becomes an outcast, shunned and isolated by those around him. As the disease continues to affect more people, the boy must navigate a world that fears and rejects him. He struggles to find his place in a society that treats him as a threat, while the mystery behind Paperakyu deepens, revealing dark secrets that challenge everything he knows.