Even Monsters Like Fairytales

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

The Distant Dawn

A collection of sixteen short stories by Yukinobu Hoshino, spanning genres from science fiction and fantasy to psychological drama and romance. The tales explore a wide range of themes, including adventure, mystery, and the supernatural, often set in imaginative and thought-provoking scenarios. From a distant dawn and a steel queen to escape from wastelands and a funeral convoy, each story presents a unique conflict. Characters face challenges such as a call from afar, a whiteout, amazons of the river, and the Carneades plan, navigating through algae, lightning strikes, and the emperor of winter.

Pygmalion wa Tane wo Maku

Kuuya Mamesaki is a graduate student who failed all his university entrance exams, leaving him with a year to wait before he can try again. When a former classmate he has feelings for suddenly goes missing, he decides to spend his free time searching for her, unaware of the dark path he is about to tread. As Kuuya delves deeper into the mystery, he finds himself entangled in a world of blood and flowers, beauty and gore. A supernatural element twists his perception, showing how love can blind a person and lead them into a nightmare where nothing is as it seems.

My Way

A man in a hat travels through undefined landscapes, never knowing where his path will lead. He encounters a series of strangers, each searching for happiness, love, or a sense of self. These meetings unfold as intimate, introspective moments painted with vibrant colors and emotional depth. As the traveler moves from one encounter to the next, he becomes a silent witness to the struggles and desires of those he meets. Each story explores themes of identity, connection, and the quiet mysteries of the human heart, leaving both the traveler and the reader to reflect on the meaning of their own journey.

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

Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror

Kirie Goshima is a teenager living in Kurouzu-cho, a small coastal town in Japan. Her quiet life begins to change when she notices strange behavior in the people around her, starting with the father of her boyfriend, Shuichi Saito, who becomes obsessed with snail shells and spiral patterns. Shuichi is convinced that the town is cursed by the uzumaki, the spiral shape that appears everywhere: in water, in the air, in plants, and even in the human body. As the obsession spreads among the residents, Kirie and Shuichi witness how the spiral consumes their neighbors, transforming their lives into a nightmare. What begins as a series of disturbing events soon becomes an inescapable descent into