Attempting to shake off a nightmare from her childhood, Itoko was supposed to be married in the village of Migomori. There, she saw a doll that looked just like herself. Itoko wonders why this doll was made and what is the "mother of blue" the villagers speak of. Itoko feels herself being dragged into an abominable village tradition and another nightmare.
A school girl who can see ghosts picks up a manga someone left on her desk. She flips open to a random page with the words "Those who read to this point in my manga will die without fail on the same day -- Hamami". It's now a race against the clock to break curse and save her own life...with the help of a friendly (?) ghost that fell in love with her at first sight.
Half a year ago, a giant spiderweb appeared across the sky. For a while, it got a lot of media attention. Eventually, when nothing seemed to be happening, people carried on with their normal lives, ignoring the spiderweb. Amedome Tsutsuji lives his daily life under the spiderweb. At school, people have nicknamed him "Ninja," since it's so easy not to notice he's there. Even automatic doors won't acknowledge his presence by opening for him. But he can see what others can't: aliens are coming down from the spiderweb, taking humans bodies as hosts, and eating people. For that reason, he uses his ninja-like ability to carefully guard his crush, Mizuno, as she goes home from school. In other words, he stalks her, but with the best of intentions. He's determined to be there to protect her when the spider-aliens attack. To that end, he teams up with another, friendlier alien named Tsuda, who gives him a powerful weapon: a faucet. Will Tsutsuji be able to protect Mizuno from the parasitic spider-aliens with his trusty faucet?
In a world teeming with wizards who slay humans in their unrelenting pursuit of blood, two unique paths converge.Howcuttle, a wizard who only has a mouth, perpetually gnawing at the edges of hunger, meets Beni, a girl of untainted innocence and devoid of anything but her name. Together, they embark on an aimless journey, their footsteps tracing the veins of a world replete with torment and tender compassion in equal measure.The prodigiously talented illustrator, Shida, welcomes you to this Neo-Isekai Dark Fantasy world!!!
An office worker man in Japan gets entangled into a children trafficking business run by a group of kids when his daughter suddenly vanishes one day.
Oobu Kimi is a kind girl who's bullied for her for being scary, but really she's just misunderstood. She's also in love. Published in Monthly Shounen Ace. Artist is credited as Yokoe Kouhei
A whimsical tale of both Japanese and western horror lore, unrequited love, and cats.
The world is becoming warped and overrun by demons. Standing against this tide are the natural enemy of the demons, the 'Onmyoukidou'. Abe is a hard-working, good-natured onmyoukidou of the under-staffed second division defense against the demons. He's relieved to hear that new staff have been assigned to his team, but less so when he meets the rude and violent Yomi and her silent ninja-like partner. Together they must find a way to defend the city from the demons, and to show up the vastly more popular and highly supported first division team.
Meet Sabato Obiga, a hapless young teen trying to find himself in the world, which is made all but impossible by his frighteningly flamboyant family. Scaring away every girl he brings home, Sabato's family seems to revel in his misery--but could there be more to their torment than meets the eye? Rest assured, you'll keep guessing--and giggling--every step of the way! [taken verbatim from the blurb of the English novel]
Madeline, an 11-year-old girl, lives quietly in a secluded woodland mansion in southern England with her younger brother Dion, her beautiful mother, and their servant Moira. One day, Madeline meets and befriends some village children. At the same time, rumors of a number of murders in London, said to be the work of vampires, are rife. Meanwhile, an eerie shadow creeps into Madeline's peaceful and happy life...
Zhong Kui, in traditional Chinese culture he was a god who was skilled at dispelling ghosts and other evils. He was born with a fierce and atrocious face. While he was quite ugly, he was also brilliant, outspoken, and tenacious. This story is not entirely based on tradition. It folows Zhong Kui through a fantasy world of ying and yang.
My brother died. I come to visit my brother's grave with my brother's lover——...... This is a story of my brother's lover and me and the "thing that was my big brother".
