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A hunter opts to construct their abode inside a dungeon, despite its monstrous appearance, rather than battling the dreadful beasts dwelling within. The narrative follows the hunter's expedition as they build their home amidst the labyrinth of the dungeon.
Vol 1: Tomie (富江) [1997.10] 1. Tomie 2. Tomie • Shashin (Photograph) 3. Tomie • Seppun (Kiss) 4. Tomie • Yashiki (Mansion) 5. Tomie • Fukushuu (Revenge) 6. Tomie • Takitsubo (The Basin of the Waterfall) Vol 2: Tomie Part 2 (富江Part2) [1997.11] 1. Tomie Part 2 (Morita Hospital) 2. Tomie • Chikashitsu (Basement) 3. Tomie • Gaka (Painter) 4. Tomie • Ansatsu (Assassin) 5. Tomie • Mouhatsu (Hair) 6. Tomie • Youjo (Adopted Daughter) Vol 3: Niku-iro no Kai (肉色の怪, Flesh-Colored Horror) [1997.12] 1. Yaneura no Nagai Kami (Long Hair in the Attic) 2. Yurushi (Approval/Permission) 3. Hachi no Su (Beehive) 4. Hakumei (Dying Young) 5. Kubi no Nai Choukoku (Headless Sculptures) 6. Niku-iro no Kai (Flesh-Colored Horror) Vol 4: Kao Dorobou (顔泥棒) [1998.01] 1. Kao Dorobou (The Face Burglar) 2. Kakashi (Scarecrows) 3. Rakka (Falling) 4. Akai Ito (Red String) 5. Gosenzo-sama (My Dear Ancestors) 6. Kubitsuri Kikyuu (The Hanging Balloons) Vol 5: Souichi no Tanoshii Nikki (双一の楽しい日記) [1998-02] 1. Fun Summer Vacation 2. Fun Winter Vacation 3. Souichi no Tanoshii Nikki (Souichi's Diary of Delights) 4. Souichi's Home Tutor 5. Cloth Teachers 6. Souichi's Birthday Vol 6: Souichi no Noroi Nikki (双一の呪いの日記) [1998-03] 1. Souichi's Selfish Curse 2. The Silent Room 3. The Coffin 4. Rumors 5. Fashion Model Vol 7: Namekuji no Shoujo (なめくじ少女) [1998-04] 1. Namekuji Shoujo (Slug Girl) 2. Hyouchakubutsu (Out of Its Element/Thing that Drifted Ashore) 3. Kabi (Mold) 4. Samuke (Shiver/Coldness) 5. Ryokan 6. Umeku Haisuikan (The Groaning Drain) 7. Bio House Vol 8: Chi Tamaki (血玉樹) [1998-05] 1. Chidamagi (Blood-bubble Bushes) 2. Taegatai Meiro (Unbearable Labyrinth) 3. Re-Animator no Tsurugi (Sword of the Re-Animator) 4. Isho (The Will) 5. Hashi (The Bridge) 6. Akuma no Riron (The Devil’s Logic/Demonology) 7. Aibeya (The Conversation Room) Vol 9: Kubi Gensou (首幻想) [1998-06] 1. Hallucinations 2. Bog of the Living Dead 3. Penpal 4. Intruder 5. Further Tales of Oshikiri 6. Further Tales of Oshikiri: The Wall Vol 10: Ayatsuri no Yashiki (あやつり屋敷) [1998-07] 1. Ice Cream Bus 2. Nakama no Ie (Clubhouse) 3. Tobacco-kai (The Smoking Club) 4. Chuuko Record (Used Record) 5. Suima no Heya (Den of the Sleep Demon) 6. Okuru Hito (The Gift Bearer) 7. Ayatsuri Yashiki (Marionette Mansion) Vol 11: Michi no Nai Machi (道のない街) [1998-08] 1. Michi no Nai Machi (The Town Without Streets) 2. Near Miss! 3. Chizu no Machi (Maptown) 4. Siren no Mura (Village of the Siren) 5. Choushizen Tenkousei (The Supernatural Transfer Student) Vol 12: Ijimekko (いじめっ娘) [1998-09] 1. The Bully 2. House of the Deserter 3. Father's Heart 4. Memory 5. The Back Alley 6. Love by the Book 7. In the Soil Vol 13: Circus ga Kita (サーカスが来た) [1998-10] 1. The Circus is Here 2. Gravetown 3. The Adjacent Window 4. Sleuth Kids: The Second Daughter's Lover 5. Sleuth Kids: The Assembly of Fallen Ghost Vol 14: Tunnel no Tan (トンネル奇譚) [1998-11] 1. Long Dream 2. The Story of the Mysterious Tunnel 3. The Bronze Statue 4. Drifting Spores 5. Blood Sickness of the White Sands Village Vol 15: Shibito no Koiwazurai (死びとの恋わずらい) [1998-12] 1. Yotsutsuji no Bishounen (四つ辻の美少年, The Beautiful Youth of the Intersections); Nemuki 1996-05 2. Nayamu Onna (悩む女, The Anxious Woman); Nemuki 1996-07 3. Kage (影, Shadows); Nemuki 1996-09 4. Zekkyou no Yoru (絶叫の夜, Screams in the Night); Nemuki 1996-11 Vol 16: Frankenstein (フランケンシュタイン) [1999-01] 1-3. Frankenstein (フランケンシュタイン); Halloween 1994-09~11 4. Jigoku no Ningyousou (地獄の人形葬); Comic Gon! 1998 Vol.2 5. Real Unko no Omoide (リアルウンコノオモイデ); Hontou ni Atta Waracchau Hanashi 1997 Vol.2
Suddenly, in a split second, the once perfect circle of the moon is shattered, leaving it in a permanent crescent. Shockingly, a yellow tentacled creature claims responsibility for the explosion and warns that it will do the same to the Earth in a year's time. The creature demands a teaching position at a prestigious school, Kunugigaoka Junior High. To keep it in one place, the government obliges, leaving the students of Class 3-E with an overwhelming mission - assassinate the creature that destroyed the moon. Despite the daunting task of saving the world, the class endures additional challenges within their educational system. Discrimination from both fellow students and teachers hinders their potential for success. Without hope, they feel incapable of rising to the challenge of defeating the monster. However, Koro-sensei, the creature, takes on the role of a teacher and mentor, guiding his pupils through the dangerous world of assassination while also educating them in academia. With his guidance, the students gain the courage to take on their greatest challenge yet, their own greatest teacher. One additional story in the volume is Tokyo Department Sensou Taikenki (Tokyo Department Store War Chronicles).
Weiss, the father of the innocent Pearl, is an odd character who was once revered as a deity in ancient times. Despite being deemed as unbeatable, why does he succumb to the influence of a young girl? It's an amusing depiction of the typical dynamic between parents and children.
During a job in the thick of the forest, famed explorer Dale stumbled upon a malnourished incarnation of a devilish girl. Unwilling to abandon her to her bleak fate, Dale brought her to his home and embraced her as his own. Despite her devilish tendencies, Latina's endearing personality endeared her to Dale, leading him to happily embrace parenthood. However, Dale was left wondering about Latina's origins in the forest and the circumstances that led to her being labeled as a delinquent.
This is a world where magic and science both exist. In this world, some people want powerful magic; some people pursue eternal truth. Blair, the protagonist, is a math teacher from a different world. Using both magic and science, he will soon achieve success in a way that no one has thought of before! A great scholar? The supreme mage? A lady-killer? I guess a few more titles won't hurt. Original Webcomic: , , , Official Translations: This is a world where science and magic coexist. Here, some people pursue powerful magic, while others study eternal truth. The protagonist, Blair, a mathematician who came from a different world, with left-handed magic and right-handed science, kicked open the door to a new world! Academic Dean? Supreme Mage? Playboy? I want it all!
Go-Eun and her father face the danger of being forced out of their eerie residence that they have called home for years. The park owner is relentlessly attempting to convince them to vacate the premises, but Go-Eun persistently refuses to comply. Her precious memories of her mother and childhood are intermingled within the walls of the house, making it a non-negotiable boundary. She embarks on a daring mission to secure the million-dollar reward for surviving a hellish night in Ghost Jack's House, even if it means overcoming countless obstacles while overseas in the United States, all for the sake of safeguarding her property.
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Comicalized full of the charm of the first Ultraman, the eternal special effects hero!! A brave figure that confronts monsters appears in the library!!
Returning student, Junseob, lied to his underclassmen that he's dating Seryeong, the campus goddess. However, Seryeong's identity is that of a crossdresser, and instead of pretending to be his girlfriend, Seryeong demands a relationship.Original Webtoon:,
The year was 1873, and the bustling city was enveloped in thick smoke emanating from the steam engine. A novelist found herself seeking an escort for an interview in a remote, uncharted mountainous region. Her options were limited, and so she begrudgingly turned to a mercenary. Throughout their journey, barbs and insults flew back and forth between the unlikely duo, completely unaware of the fact that their path would soon be tangled up in a national conspiracy. While the transcontinental railroad was a beacon of economic prosperity, the era remained steeped in obscurity without the advent of electric lighting. This tale harkens back to the world depicted in "Why," which takes place in 19th century America.
