Matori no Oshigoto: Geinoujin no Kataku Sousaku wo Yaritakute

Violence Action

Kikuno Kei, nicknamed Kay, leads a double life. By day, she is a seemingly ordinary university student, attending classes and blending in with her peers. By night, she is a highly skilled and efficient part-time hitwoman, taking on contracts with cold professionalism. Her two worlds remain carefully separated until a job goes unexpectedly wrong, pulling her deeper into the violent underworld she operates in. As Kay navigates this conflict, she must balance the mundane pressures of student life with the lethal consequences of her secret profession, where every assignment could be her last.

Sneeze: Naoki Urasawa Story Collection

Ordinary people confront the extraordinary in a collection of eight short stories and essays. Psychic powers surface, alien visitors arrive on Earth, and giant monsters attack, pushing characters into situations beyond their control. Each story follows how they respond when the fantastical intrudes on daily life. Alongside these fictional clashes, the volume turns to the author's real-world experiences in the wild and wacky international music scene. These reflections offer a different kind of tension, drawn from that world and the unpredictable people within it. A classic, funny animal tale rounds out the mix, adding a lighter note.

Tesla Note

Botan Negoro is far from an ordinary high school student. Since childhood, she has been rigorously trained as a ninja and groomed to become the ultimate intelligence agent. Her expertise lies in the mysterious "Tesla Shards," fragments of technology left behind by the legendary inventor Nikola Tesla that appear around the globe, causing unpredictable and often dangerous supernatural phenomena. Her mission, codenamed Mission T, is to retrieve these powerful artifacts before they can wreak havoc. To succeed, she is partnered with the skilled but arrogant fellow agent Kuruma. Together, they must navigate a high-stakes world of espionage, outmaneuvering rival agents from other nations who are a

Hojo Tsukasa Tanpenshuu

Esta colección reúne doce historias cortas creadas por Tsukasa Hojo, el autor de City Hunter, publicadas originalmente entre 1980 y 1988. Cada relato es una muestra independiente de los distintos registros del autor, que van desde la comedia romántica y la acción hasta el drama psicológico y lo sobrenatural. Entre las historias destacan la de dos amigos de la infancia que se reencuentran en la universidad y cuya cita acaba con una misteriosa chica persiguiendo al protagonista; la de dos representantes estudiantiles de institutos opuestos obligados a convivir; o la de un fotógrafo de famosos que salva a un gato blanco y conoce a su dueña, con la que empieza a pasar tiempo sin cruzar jamás la

Justice Mask

A villainous space-time traveler unexpectedly takes over the body of a noble known as a paragon of justice. He also obtains a mysterious system that presents itself as a villain's training manual, forcing him to navigate a world of good and evil. Now inhabiting a role model of justice, he must decide how to use his new power. Will he uphold justice, embrace evil, or find a way to do both? As supernatural threats and suspenseful events unfold, his choices blur the line between hero and villain.

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.