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Furoku is a Shinigami who fell in love with a girl, Himeka, while waiting 6 months for an old man to die in the hospital. The problem is, she is supposed to die in heart surgery, and not only that, she's meant to go to hell. The reason being, she was born with a weak body, but dreams of taking over the world if she had a stronger body. So, Furoku offers some of his life up to save this "girl who hasn't done anything wrong". What future lies ahead of Fukuro and this "Bloody Queen"?
Imagine, that the roles of whales and humans were swapped. So whales (or whale-like creatures) would be rather small, able to talk and smart. Humans would be large, stupid and hunted by whale-people. Then shake this all in the slightly insane head of Shintaro Kago and you get this peculiar one-shot, making you see how our actions affect nature.
During an afterschool tutoring session, Masaki is kissed by his sensei/cousin Takushi. But now it seems like Takushi is avoiding him.
A certain boy decides to summon a demon to help him with the search of his beloved...
A little paper airplane, a magic academy, and two very different children. They make a promise at a young age--and seek to keep it once they're of age. Original webcomic: http://wignas.cafe24.com/cartoon.htm
An oneshot by Yoshikawa Miki; a teacher for the fifth graders claims to be the king of the underworld!? Some of the students then decides to investigate him, is he really from hell?
Originally published as bonus content in Maruo's "Rampo Panorama" artbook (乱歩パノラマ 丸尾末広画集). Based on Edogawa Rampo's short story of the same name, an English translation of which can be found in The Edogawa Rampo Reader (Kurodahan Press, 2008). 26 pages, in English
