Youth Correlation Chart

The Promised Neverland

Emma, Norman and Ray are the brightest children at Grace Field House, an orphanage where they live under the care of a woman they call Mom. Their days are filled with good food, clean clothes, rigorous testsponder, and playtime with the other kids, forming what seems like a happy family. The only rule is that they must never leave the orphanage, but since every child is adopted by the age of twelve, life feels safe and complete. One day, Emma and Norman venture past the gate and uncover the horrifying truth behind their existence: the orphanage is a farm, and the children are being raised as food for demons. Aware that their adoption means deathlain, the two must use their intelligence to d

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.

My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought

Eiji Urashima is an ordinary university student who spends his days drinking with friends and hoping to find a girlfriend. One morning, he wakes up next to Kyouka Yukimura, a beautiful classmate who claims to be his girlfriend. Confused but willing to go along with it, Eiji soon discovers that three days have passed since he last remembers. His friend mentions a fight he does not recall, and the gaps in his memory grow more troubling. When a magazine writer reveals that Eiji is the son of a serial killer, his fragile new relationship and his sense of self begin to unravel. Determined to understand what happened during those missing days, Eiji must confront a past he has tried to ignore and

PIGPEN

A man wakes up on a desolate beach with no memories, a washed-up mailbox as his only clue. He soon finds an isolated bed and breakfast run by a family whose unsettling behavior grows more disturbing by the hour. The mother's kindness feels hollow, the father indulges in brutal hunts, and their children are unpredictably strange. As he struggles to survive among them, the family taunts him and chips away at his sanity. Haunted by dreams of unnaturally large pigs and a child who does not exist, he must recover his forgotten memories and uncover the truth behind his arrival before the island's horrors consume him.

Brutal

Hiroki Dan is a homicide detective with a brilliant record. Son of a former police superintendent general, he seems destined for a fast-track career. Handsome, successful, and talented, he closes case after case, earning respect within the force. But his work has a dark side. When criminals escape justice due to legal loopholes or lack of evidence, frustration builds inside him. Hiroki decides to take matters into his own hands. Behind his polished public image, he hides a secret identity: that of a serial killer who has murdered more than a hundred people he considers beyond the reach of the law.

Talentless Nana

On a remote island stands an academy for the Talented, students with superhuman abilities who train to fight the Enemies of Humanity. Among them arrives Nana Hiiragi, a transfer student who claims to read minds and quickly wins over her classmates with her charm. Beneath her friendly exterior, Nana harbors a hidden agenda. She takes a particular interest in Nanao Nakajima, a quiet boy ridiculed for his lack of a visible power. As she draws closer to him, the island becomes the stage for a tense game of deception where trust is a weapon and every interaction may hide a deadly purpose.