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For years, Twenty-Fifth Bam lived a solitary life until he met Rachel. With her decision to climb the Tower firmly set, Rachel prepares to leave Bam behind to chase her ambition. Following Rachel through a radiant barrier, Bam begins his journey to ascend the Tower, driven by his wish to reunite with her. The Tower, however, is a treacherous realm filled with ancient mysteries, formidable creatures, and hostile individuals. Each floor is overseen by an Administrator who imposes rigorous trials on those brave enough to face them, pushing their limits to the extreme. When confronting Headon, the Administrator of the first floor, Bam learns he is classified as an "Irregular"—someone who entered the Tower without being chosen by it, an exceptionally rare occurrence. Even with this revelation, Bam's path forward remains unwavering. Whether it be riches, strength, fame, or reunion with Rachel, the summit of the Tower promises to fulfill every desire.

In 1999, a massive meteorite impact on Antarctica melted the ice sheets, causing global sea levels to rise dramatically and altering the world's climate, resulting in the deaths of over half of Earth's population. By 2015, the remaining human civilization faces new threats from mysterious beings called Angels—creatures of unknown origin that relentlessly destroy what is left of the world. Shinji Ikari, a 14-year-old boy, arrives in the fortified city of Tokyo-3, destined to fight these Angels. Recruited by his father's secret organization, NERV, Shinji is tasked with piloting an Evangelion, a colossal bio-mechanical robot built to battle the Angels. Bearing the burden of saving the world, Shinji must find the courage and resolve to protect both the future and himself. However, as the frequency of conflicts between Evangelions and Angels increases, the grim truth about their world slowly comes to light.

Kazuki Hoshino values his ordinary daily life above all else. His school days are filled with easygoing moments spent with friends—until the transfer student Aine Aya arrives and shatters that peace. The moment this cold, beautiful girl appears in his classroom, she speaks to him in baffling terms: "I've come to destroy you. This is my 13,118th transfer. After going through so many, I started getting bored, so this time I'll add some fun by making a formal declaration." With these enigmatic words, Kazuki's cherished everyday life descends into chaos and dread—Aya's sudden arrival hints at hidden secrets behind his seemingly ordinary friends, including the mysterious devices known as "boxes."

In Bakemonogatari, Koyomi Araragi is no stranger to the supernatural. During his third year of high school spring break, he unexpectedly becomes a vampire after an encounter with Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade. Submerged in a realm of anomalies, Araragi finds himself aiding classmate Hitomi Senjougahara when he notices something peculiar after catching her falling down the school stairs. He learns that a mythical crab has been stealing her weight. Though she warns him off with harsh words, Araragi manages to convince her to accept his help. To address this bizarre problem, they seek out Meme Oshino, the mysterious wanderer who previously helped Araragi overcome his vampiric condition. This narrative explores the hidden monsters within each individual, raising questions about how deeply they are concealed within those Araragi meets.

Yuugi Mutou, a high school student frequently targeted by bullies, spends his nights absorbed in board games and puzzles within his room. His love for games stems from his grandfather, who runs the game shop where they both live. After solving the ancient Millennium Puzzle one night, Yuugi awakens a concealed, darker identity called Yami Yuugi. In moments of intense stress, Yuugi transforms into this bold and fearsome alter ego, assuming the role of a vengeful figure who challenges bullies and wrongdoers to high-stakes games, where losing brings severe repercussions. As Yuugi and his dark counterpart gain allies among those who once tormented him, they forge strong bonds with these new companions. However, the group soon faces enemies far more dangerous than school bullies—people who twist games for evil purposes, putting Yuugi and his friends' lives at risk.

In Zaregoto, a teenager who withdrew from a prestigious Houston program for gifted young minds journeys to a secluded private island. Upon arrival, they meet the island's owner, who lives in near isolation and interacts mainly with brilliant individuals, mostly young women. Their reality is torn apart when one of these geniuses is found with their head severed one morning.

In her final memory, Natsu Iwashimizu shares cherished meals with her family. However, upon waking, she discovers she's on a sinking ship, saved by three unfamiliar faces: Arashi Aota, whose kindness is matched only by his short fuse; Semimaru Asai, who teases Natsu's shy demeanor; and Botan Saotome, a skilled individual who grasps the gravity of their situation. Together, they manage to escape and navigate towards a deserted island. Unbeknownst to them, this enigmatic land is actually post-apocalyptic Japan. A meteorite impact has eradicated human life and transformed the planet's ecosystem. To repopulate the earth, the government initiated the "7 Seeds" program, sending five teams—Spring, Summer A, Summer B, Autumn, and Winter—each comprising seven resilient youth and a guide. Natsu and her crew belong to Summer B, deemed social outliers. Their survival hinges on finding one of seven government shelters for supplies. In a perilous, alien world devoid of familiar support, the quartet must learn to work together to endure.

In a bleak future, a controversial law known as the National Welfare Act compels citizens between the ages of 18 and 24 to sacrifice their lives for the nation. One day prior to their demise, these selected individuals are informed via "Ikigami" messages delivered by government officials. The sole rationale provided by the government for this law is to foster a deeper respect for life among its populace. Kengo Fujimoto, a recent recruit as an Ikigami messenger, harbors reservations about the law but keeps his thoughts hidden to evade the watchful eye of the national police. Kengo hopes that through the process of delivering these fatal notifications, he can clarify his personal views on the matter. "Ikigami" explores the diverse reactions of those who learn of their impending death, ranging from acts of compassion to emotionally-driven transgressions. These individuals' decisions and actions deeply influence those around them and ultimately shape Kengo's perspective on the law.

One year ago, Aika Fuwa and her parents died under mysterious circumstances. Her older brother, Mahiro, sets out to find the truth and avenge her death. Unaware to Mahiro, his childhood friend and Aika’s secret boyfriend, Yoshino Takigawa, gets drawn into the mystery when a strange woman confronts him at gunpoint. Yoshino learns that the government suspects Mahiro of being connected to a strange condition called "iron sickness" in areas where he was last seen. As Mahiro and Yoshino become fugitives, their search for Aika’s killers becomes more dangerous and urgent. To find out more about his sister’s murder, Mahiro makes a deal with Hakaze Kusaribe, the most powerful sorceress in the world, who is trapped on a remote island. As the princess and leader of the Kusaribe Clan, Hakaze agrees to help Mahiro’s investigation if he frees her from her exile. Once freed, Hakaze plans to stop the "Tree of Exodus" from being awakened again to prevent a global disaster. Her former assistant, Samon Kusaribe, had her exiled and stripped of her magical powers on the island to stop her from interfering with his plans to bring back the tree. As Mahiro and Yoshino race against time to save the world from the effects of the "Trees of Exodus and Genesis," they get closer to uncovering the deeper secrets behind Aika’s death, realizing that the murder may be closely connected to the chaos happening around them.

L Change the WorLd takes place as a direct continuation of the Death Note film adaptation, focusing solely on L during his final 23 days after capturing Kira. The novel broadens the movie by adding numerous scenes and events that were left out of the film.

In a world without seasons, where advanced technology once ravaged the Earth and science spiraled out of control, four individuals seek a door to hell concealed deep beneath the surface. By coincidence, they cross paths: Mihai, a former hitman now working as a bartender; Haine, a deranged and psychopathic person; Naoto, a vengeful yet compassionate soul; and Badou, a freelance operative.

Ginji Amano, a calm and pragmatic blonde who can generate electric currents, partners with Ban Mido, a boisterous brunette with glasses and a mysterious "Evil Eye" that lets him create illusions in others' minds. As the GetBackers, they are famous for their unmatched retrieval skills, boasting a nearly flawless success rate in recovering lost items for their clients. However, they need to find new clients quickly if they want to avoid going broke. This energetic duo takes on challenges while keeping their lively and adventurous style of solving mysteries and reclaiming lost treasures.

In a futuristic Japan, the Sibyl System digitizes and scrutinizes the human mind, assigning citizens optimal lives and evaluating their potential for criminal behavior through their "Psycho-Pass." Despite this system, crimes still occur, leading to the creation of the Ministry of Welfare's Public Safety Bureau (MWPSB). Due to a shortage of personnel, the MWPSB employs latent criminals known as Enforcers, who have exceeded the acceptable Psycho-Pass threshold due to ethical decay, under the supervision of skilled Inspectors. These Enforcers use Dominators, advanced weapons that detect a target's Psycho-Pass, to work alongside Inspectors in apprehending lawbreakers. Akane Tsunemori, one of the few deemed fit by the System for service in the MWPSB, is assigned as a fresh Inspector in Criminal Investigation Division 01. Guided by her steadfast commitment to justice, Tsunemori maintains a stable Psycho-Pass when facing incorrigible criminals from both sides of the legal spectrum. However, early in her tenure, she encounters an anomaly: a criminal with the Psycho-Pass of an honest individual.

In a world where humanity is on the verge of extinction due to gigantic humanoid creatures called Titans, survivors have taken refuge inside walled cities. Over time, most people have forgotten the true danger and grown complacent with their imprisoned existence. Angel Aaltonen, once one of those oblivious citizens, witnesses the Titans' real terror and realizes how fragile their defenses are. Driven to protect his comrades, he dedicates himself to creating a powerful weapon capable of fighting these monsters. Years later, Kuklo, who was found as an infant in the regurgitated remains of a Titan and labeled the "son of the Titan," is freed from his cage after a lifetime of imprisonment. Gaining awareness of his own life, Kuklo finds purpose in confronting a Titan directly, seeking to understand why humans have always feared and suspected him. He joins the Survey Corps, unaware that he might be the key the struggling military force has been waiting for. "Attack on Titan: Before the Fall" weaves together two distinct but connected stories that chronicle humanity's struggle, suffering, and determination to transform from passive victims into active opponents of the Titans.

Kyoya Ida is a formidable detective stationed at the Shinjuku Police precinct. Renowned for his ruthless approach to law enforcement, Ida has earned a reputation as an officer who does not hesitate to use deadly force to resolve cases. This makes him a controversial figure among both his peers and higher-ups at the National Police Agency. Despite this, Ida garners respect from some colleagues for his bold and effective tactics, particularly when conventional methods fail to bring criminals to justice.

Ikuo Ryuuzaki and Tatsuya Danno spent their youth at Mahoroba Orphanage, cared for by their beloved teacher, Yuiko. Her guidance was essential to both of them. But their lives changed forever one night when they saw her violently killed. Though they testified that a man was the culprit, police forced them to stay quiet. The boys realized the murder investigation concealed a darker secret, one shielded by authorities. Trusting no one, Ryuuzaki and Danno chose to work in secret to catch the powerful perpetrator, even if it meant taking action themselves. The only justice that mattered was revealing the full truth behind Yuiko's death. Fifteen years later, Ryuuzaki works for the Shinjuku Police Department as the top investigator in the second division, while secretly collaborating with Danno, who has become a prominent yakuza figure. Driven by revenge and deep love for their teacher, the two friends are determined to find the killer and exact retribution for the evil that stole their innocence.

In the core of Gangnam, a complete blackout has taken over the area. A young man comes to consciousness inside a structure encircled by corpses, wondering whether he is the only one left alive and trying to understand what happened. There is no traffic on the roads, no electricity, and not even any light from the stars. It soon becomes apparent that this emptiness is not limited to just Gangnam but has spread throughout the whole city.

Makoto Kubota lived a carefree existence, spending his time on the youth division of the Izumo Group and engaging in yakuza conflicts, mahjong games, and assassinations. His life shifted when he came across a strange drug called Wild Adapter, which causes unusual effects and can lead to death. This encounter changed Kubota's perspective, prompting him to develop an unexpected bond with a wanderer named Minoru Tokito. As their relationship deepens, they become more entangled in the mystery surrounding Wild Adapter.

In the third Toutoh empire, crime rates rose to dangerous heights, prompting the implementation of a new regulation designed to speed up legal proceedings and relieve pressure on overcrowded prisons packed with inmates serving life terms without possibility of release. This regulation permitted trials to move forward and capital punishments to be issued even before the suspects were apprehended. To pursue these already sentenced offenders, the Special Executions police division was created.

For four decades, Golgo 13 has stood as the embodiment of the ideal mercenary assassin—hired to either resolve personal vendettas or shift the trajectory of world affairs. Though his fame is extensive, his real name and past stay shrouded in secrecy. Renowned for his flawless precision, G13 makes certain he never crosses paths with his clients again after finishing a mission... ...unless they try to trick him!

Following the conclusion of the main storyline in Volume 9, a delightful supplementary tale has been released. In response to numerous disappointed readers, author Asano Atsuko declared, "Then I will write another story!" With affection for her own characters, she gladly delves deeper into the enigmatic and alluring Shion and Nezumi. By examining gaps in their lives that were not explored before, she reveals fresh aspects of their personalities and histories.

In the village of Ootsuka, a devastating plague wiped out nearly all its inhabitants five years ago. Only three children—one girl and two boys—escaped death and now live in secret within a church to evade persecution. Among them is Shino, who wields the power of Murasame, a blade representing life itself. Their tranquil existence is shattered when the imperial church sets its sights on seizing Murasame for its own purposes.

The city is thrown into turmoil by a downtown redevelopment project. Andou, a high school student, has a special power: he can force others to speak his thoughts aloud, similar to ventriloquism. At the same time, Inukai, a mysterious individual, leads the vigilante group called Grass Hopper. The story centers on the intersection of these two characters, delving into themes of courage, resolve, and conflict.

In the Durarara!! Yellow Scarves Arc, Izaya Orihara persists in pulling the strings behind the scenes, controlling how information flows around Ikebukuro's key players. Meanwhile, Mikado Ryuugamine and Masaomi Kida stay by Anri Sonohara's side as she recovers, but Kida's upbeat attitude is starting to break under the weight of his resentment toward the incidents that harmed Anri and his own helplessness in stopping them. Driven by this frustration, Kida reconnects with the Yellow Scarves gang, a group he had left behind earlier due to Izaya's meddling. Using his status as a former leader, Kida realizes that some Yellow Scarves members have joined the Dollars but are starting to lose faith in their current direction. With the loyalty of the Yellow Scarves behind him, Kida declares his intention to rid Ikebukuro's streets of all lawbreakers, especially those linked to the newly emerged Slasher. Yet, his resolve faces obstacles not only from Izaya but also from other powerful adversaries who stand in his way.