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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.

Qualia the Purple

Yukari Marii sees every living being as a robot through her purple eyes. This strange perception lets her assess people's physical abilities and quirks as if she were cataloging machine parts, a talent that even attracts the attention of the police. Her unique sight, however, has left her isolated, costing her friendships and making her the target of cruelty from former companions. Her only real friend is Hatou "Gaku" Manabu, a classmate who feels a deep need to protect her. When Yukari is recruited into a secret institution for children with special abilities known as Qualia, Gaku is drawn into a dangerous conspiracy. Thrust into a world of mystery, quantum experimentation, and alternate

Okitenemuru

Kanata and his friend Tokiji are ordinary teenagers living in a modern Japanese city where mysterious deaths have begun to occur: the victims' heads transform into animal faces and explode. The incidents are only rumors until the day one happens at Kanata's own school. Caught in the incident, Kanata awakens a strange ability: he can remove his own limiter and vastly amplify one of his abilities, but once he uses it, another ability runs out of control. Soon after, a mysterious woman in a black skin-tight combat suit named Shiki appears and forces him and Tokiji to become deeply involved in the cases. Behind the deaths stands a shadowy organization, and what begins as a local mystery grows

Resident Evil: Heavenly Island

Claire Redfield, a member of the humanitarian organization TerraSave, arrives at a remote South American island to conduct an investigation. Unbeknownst to her, the same isolated location is chosen as the filming site for 'Idol Survival,' an internationally popular television show where idols in swimsuits compete in various games. The peaceful island setting is shattered when a new and terrifying biological threat emerges. Claire and the unsuspecting film crew find themselves trapped together, forced to confront the horrors of a viral outbreak in a desperate fight for survival.

Never-Ending Darling

Ha-Im Yun lives in a society where human suffering has been nearly eliminated through advanced cloning technology. People routinely register their DNA, allowing clones to replace them in case of accidents or illness. The architect of this revolutionary system is her own boyfriend of five years, the brilliant scientist Geun-Hu Ji. Ha-Im's world shatters when she discovers a dead body in Geun-Hu's house—a body that is unmistakably her own. The next day, she wakes up with no memory of the traumatic event, only to find a chilling note in her own handwriting warning her that she is a clone. Now trapped in a nightmare of her own making, Ha-Im must uncover the terrifying truth behind the cloning

Memorial

In a future devastated by a lethal gas called Izpo, humanity survives thanks to Memorial Chips, electronic devices that protect against the toxic atmosphere. Min-Hui and his friends become entangled in a dense conspiracy where lives are at stake and nothing is as it seems. The Memorial Chips are supposed to guard humanity, but questions arise: are they truly built to protect, or to watch? As Min-Hui digs deeper, he begins to question reality itself, uncovering a truth that will change him forever.