Miyu-chan Will Always Be Your Friend

Bastard

Seon Jin is a quiet, sickly high school student who is relentlessly bullied and largely ignored by everyone around him. At home, he lives alone with his father, a man admired by the community as a successful businessman and devoted parent. But Jin knows the truth: his father is a deranged serial killer, and Jin has been forced to help him carry out his crimes for years. When his father takes an interest in a pretty transfer student, Jin must decide whether to keep obeying him or finally defy the man who has made him an unwilling accomplice.

Inside Mari

Isao Komori dropped out of college and now spends his days shut in his Tokyo apartment, playing video games and avoiding the outside world. His only comfort is a daily trip to the convenience store, where he quietly watches Mari Yoshizaki, a beautiful high school girl he calls the Angel of the Convenience Store. One morning, Isao wakes up in an unfamiliar room and an even more unfamiliar body: he is now inside Mari. With no memory of how it happened, he finds another consciousness occupying his old body and no trace of the girl herself. Forced to live Mari's daily life, Isao begins to investigate her disappearance. As he navigates her school, her relationships, and her secrets, he discover

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-

Subaru Natsuki is abruptly transported to a fantasy world while returning from a convenience store. Expecting to become a powerful hero, he quickly discovers he possesses no special abilities at all. His only power is "Return by Death," a mysterious curse that rewinds time to a previous point whenever he dies. After being saved from thugs by a silver-haired half-elf named Satella, Subaru tries to help her recover a stolen insignia. Their search leads them to a loot shop, where they are brutally murdered by an assassin. Subaru then wakes up earlier in the day, alive and with the memory of his death. Determined to protect Satella and prevent their tragic fate, Subaru must navigate a world of

AISHA

Twin sisters lose both their parents, and their enormous inheritance ends up in the hands of their wicked stepmother. The girls are left living in the family's old mansion, under the same roof as the woman who took everything from them. The mansion is not only the stepmother's territory. Her three sons live there too, and each of them feels something special toward the sisters who share no blood with them, a bond that sits somewhere between affection and obsession. Grief, suspicion and desire mix inside those walls, and love and hatred grow side by side in the same house. The twins have to decide how far they are willing to go to take back what was taken from them.

Conductor

Naomi Kuchiki, a professional flutist, is tormented by recurring nightmares of a man holding a skull, leaving her unable to sleep. She seeks help from the unconventional psychologist Matsuzaki, who suggests these disturbing visions may be linked to a repressed memory she desperately wants to forget. Meanwhile, Inspector Tsuyoshi Ishikura investigates the discovery of a headless mummified body in an empty apartment, a crime scene seemingly staged as a challenge to the police. His only clues are a mysterious apple-like symbol and a photograph from five years ago. As Kuchiki's therapy progresses and Ishikura's investigation deepens, their paths begin to converge, hinting at a dark and tragic c

Aishitemasu, Kyouko-san.

The story follows a man who becomes entangled in a disturbing and obsessive relationship with a woman named Kyoko. Their connection is marked by intense emotional dependency and psychological manipulation, creating a volatile dynamic between them. As the relationship deepens, it spirals into a complex web of mystery and psychological tension. The boundaries between love, obsession, and control blur, leading both characters into a dark exploration of their deepest desires and fears.