Unagi Oni

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.

Hohzuki Island

After being abandoned by their parents, Kokoro Suzuhara and his blind younger sister Yume are taken into custody and sent to Hoozuki Island, an isolated place that is to become their new home and school. There they meet a handful of other children and the teachers who look after them. At first the island seems peaceful, but the other children keep their distance from the adults and speak of them with fear, convinced that they have been gathered there for a sinister purpose. Kokoro is sceptical until he begins to make discoveries of his own that give him reason to believe them. With Yume's safety as his foremost concern, Kokoro joins forces with his classmates to free themselves from the da

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

Zhizhusi

In a world where anyone could be a killer, a mysterious serial killer lurks in the shadows, silently observing their prey. They might pass by innocent civilians with complete indifference, or greet you with a friendly smile before suddenly swinging a knife. The line between hunter and hunted blurs as paranoia spreads through the city. As the investigation deepens, the truth becomes increasingly elusive. The killer could be hiding in plain sight, or perhaps the one you least suspect is the culprit. But there is another possibility—one that turns everything upside down: what if you are the one who is the killer?

Raising Hell

Kenji Sakamoto is a high school student trying to contact a criminal who carried out a terrorist attack in Akihabara, Tokyo. His search is driven by the disappearance of his childhood friend, Nao, who vanished without a trace. The story unfolds from a corner of northern Kanto, one year before the incident. As Kenji delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers disturbing connections between the attack and Nao's disappearance. The lines between reality and madness blur, forcing him to confront a terrifying truth that threatens to consume him.

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.