Manga Like Fate/Apocrypha

Twenty-Fifth Bam lived in solitude for his entire life until he met Rachel. But now, Rachel has made up her mind to climb the Tower, and she is prepared to leave Bam behind to achieve that goal. After Rachel vanishes behind a curtain of light, Bam chases after her, determined to ascend the Tower in the hope of reuniting with her. However, the Tower is a perilous realm filled with ancient mysteries, terrifying monsters, and malicious people. Each floor is overseen by an Administrator who subjects the daring challengers to grueling trials that test their every limit. When he confronts Headon, the Administrator of the first floor, Bam discovers that he is an "Irregular"—someone who was not chosen by the Tower but managed to enter it on his own, an extremely uncommon occurrence within the Tower. Despite this revelation, his course remains clear. Whether it is wealth, power, glory, or even being reunited with Rachel, every desire can be fulfilled at the pinnacle of the Tower.

Hidden in the English countryside is the eerie estate of the Phantomhive family, known as the cold and ruthless "Queen's Watchdog" as well as the head of London's underworld. After a tragedy kills the Earl and his wife, many are surprised when their young son, Ciel, takes over as the new Earl of the Phantomhive house. Initially, he is seen as just a child with odd servants, but people soon learn it is unwise to challenge Ciel and his demonic butler, Sebastian. Set in the late 19th century, Kuroshitsuji follows the pair as they confront countless mysteries and dangers that torment England and threaten the Queen, all while uncovering the truth behind Ciel's parents' death.

High school student Yuugi Mutou spends his days being picked on by bullies between classes and his nights playing board games and solving puzzles in his bedroom. His love for games comes from his grandfather, who runs a game shop that also serves as their home. One night, Yuugi finally solves the Millennium Puzzle, an almost impossible challenge that releases his inner darkness and gives rise to a second personality: Yami Yuugi. When under extreme stress, Yuugi involuntarily transforms into this more daring and dangerous alter ego, and he begins operating as a vengeful vigilante, challenging bullies and wrongdoers to high-stakes games where losing leads to fates worse than death. Yuugi and his dark side befriend some of the very students who once tormented him, forming unbreakable bonds with them. However, the group must face off against foes far more dangerous than schoolyard thugs—enemies who use games for evil purposes and threaten the lives of Yuugi and his friends.

The young and innocent Nai is searching for a person who is very important to him, armed only with an old bracelet and the name "Karoku" as leads. During his journey, he gets caught by a monstrous woman who intends to keep him as a pet. However, he is rescued by Gareki, a sharp and cunning thief who broke into the woman's house to rob it. The two are soon branded as wanted criminals and become caught up in the affairs of "Circus"—the nation's most elite defense organization. Circus's duty is to protect citizens from beings called "varuga," flesh-eating monsters, and to investigate the operations of a mysterious group known as Kafka. Circus becomes interested in Nai when they learn that the bracelet he carries is actually an old Circus ID. While Nai chooses to remain under Circus's protection, Gareki struggles to find his own place aboard their ship. As their search for Karoku continues, the pair encounters increasingly dangerous varuga, all of whom seem to be drawn toward Nai.

Amid the clash of steam and machinery, who can attain the extraordinary? Through the haze of history and shadow, whose voice calls to me? Waking from the fog of mystery, I find myself in a realm of firearms, cannons, massive ships, airships, and analytical engines; alongside potions, divination, curses, hanged figures, and sealed relics. Yet a glimmer of light persists, and the arcane is never more than a step away. This is the tale of the Fool.

A year ago, Aika Fuwa and her parents were killed under mysterious circumstances. Determined to avenge her death, her older brother Mahiro sets out to find who ended her life too soon. Unknown to Mahiro, his childhood friend and Aika's secret longtime boyfriend, Yoshino Takigawa, gets pulled into the investigation after a strange woman holds him at gunpoint. Yoshino learns that the government is investigating Mahiro due to outbreaks of a mysterious "iron sickness" in two places where he was last seen. Now on the run, Mahiro and Yoshino's search for Aika's killers grows more difficult and dangerous. To gain a lead on his sister's murder, Mahiro strikes a deal with Hakaze Kusaribe, the most powerful sorceress in the world, who is imprisoned on a deserted island. As princess and leader of the Kusaribe Clan, Hakaze promises to help Mahiro's investigation if he can rescue her from exile. Once free, she intends to stop the revival of the "Tree of Exodus" and prevent the world from falling into ruin. Believing Hakaze will hinder his resurrection plans, her former aide Samon Kusaribe orchestrated her banishment and removed her ability to use magic on the island. In a desperate attempt to save the world from the effects of the "Trees of Exodus and Genesis," Mahiro and Yoshino move closer to the truth behind Aika's death. They discover that there may be more to her murder than they first believed as the world descends into chaos.

In 1711, aboard the ship Advenna Avis, a gathering of alchemists calls forth a demon to obtain eternal life. The demon grants them an immortality elixir and reveals that the only way to end their existence is by "consuming" one another. Not long after, one of them begins devouring his fellows. Realizing the danger of remaining together, they scatter throughout the world. Jump to 1930s America, where a certain federal investigator works tirelessly to curb the surge of organized crime during Prohibition, send a particularly vexing terrorist to Alcatraz, and capture an outrageous duo of thieves. Meanwhile, the transcontinental train named the Flying Pussyfoot leaves a trail of blood across the nation. In 2002, a small group of the original Advenna Avis alchemists set out to locate the rest of their fellow immortals. But there is one companion they never anticipated encountering again. Events that seem disconnected—from a sleepy Italian town in the early 1700s to a modern luxury cruise ship traversing the Pacific—gradually reveal themselves to be far more intertwined than anyone could have foreseen...

A teenage girl possesses the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception," a supernatural power that lets her see the "death" inherent in all things and destroy an object by severing its "origin." She has just awakened from a two-year coma caused by a car accident. Before the accident, she had two personalities: a male one called Shiki (織) and the original female personality, also named Shiki (式). Children born into the Ryougi family are normally male and are raised with two personalities, so the male personality is traditionally termed the "yang" personality and the female the "yin" personality. Which Shiki is speaking at any moment can be determined by their distinct speech patterns—most notably, the female Shiki uses the pronoun watashi (私), while the male Shiki uses ore (俺). After emerging from her coma, Shiki finds she can no longer sense the male Shiki's presence and believes he died in the accident. She also feels disconnected from her pre-accident memories; although she knows she is Shiki, she does not feel like she is. In an attempt to recover herself and the "dead" Shiki, she adopts a cold exterior that resembles the male Shiki's demeanor and tries to behave as the female Shiki once did. Touko understands the sense of detachment Shiki experiences but considers the current Shiki to be a third, entirely new personality. The series is set in the same universe as another TYPE-MOON work, Tsukihime. Touko Aozaki, sister of Aoko Aozaki, appears in this series, and the protagonist, Shiki Ryougi, shares the same abilities as Tsukihime's lead, Shiki Tohno.

A cyborg vampire named Charley performs the Vatican's dirty deeds while serving as the thrall of Johnny Rayflo, a playboy vampire. The pair combat crime and clash with each other, resulting in comedy, violence, and sacrilege. Charley fights his own overwhelming thirst for blood. Together, they confront a childlike vampire princess, a dubious sect of the Unitarian Church, and each other. This edition features the one-shot "Volume 2: Zoul Half."

The Evil God's awakening happens every three hundred years, heralding ruin and hopelessness. To stop this catastrophe, the Spirit of Fate selects champions called the Braves of the Six Flowers, who bear a crest as the world's deliverers. By tradition, there are always six heroes—yet when the chosen gather this time, seven individuals appear. Adlet Mayer, who claims to be the world's strongest man, counts himself among these seven Braves. The other candidates include first princess Nashetania Loei Piena Augustra, faithful knight Goldov Auora, catlike assassin Hans Humpty, the childish but lethal Chamo Rosso, strict Mora Chester, and solitary Fremy Speeddraw. While any of them could truly be a Brave, the only logical reason for the seventh is that one is a spy trying to ruin the mission and sow discord within the group. All evidence points toward Adlet, making him the primary suspect. Forced to flee, he frantically tries to clear his name. As time runs short and the Braves grow suspicious of one another, the Evil God's servants wait eagerly for its return.

Rumors of the deceased Wei Wuxian persist everywhere, never ceasing. A cultivator with the power to command the dead, he left an indelible mark on the cultivation world—still both feared and revered even 13 years later. When he awakens in the body of a bullied young man who offered his soul to seek revenge against his cruel family, Wei Wuxian finds himself confronted with fresh troubles. Yet Wei Wuxian was a mischievous but brilliant cultivator, never one to be contained. Using his dark arts, he interrupts a ritual meant to seal a powerful cursed arm overseen by the Lan Sect—a prominent cultivation sect from Gusu, home to his former acquaintance, the dignified and composed Lan Wangji. Though he wishes to conceal his past life, Wei Wuxian inevitably becomes ensnared in the sinister web of the ruling cultivation sects' deepest secrets. Together with Lan Wangji, he attempts to unravel the mystery of the demonic arm, but soon it becomes clear they are only scratching the surface—and the truth may hold the key to his own disgraceful downfall.

Five years earlier, a devastating plague wiped out nearly everyone in the village of Ootsuka. Miraculously, three survivors—a girl and two boys—made it out. They now reside in a church, living in seclusion, concealed from those who might hunt them. Among them is Shino, who wields the power of Murasame, the blade of life. However, when the imperial church sets its sights on claiming Murasame, their tranquil existence is shattered.

Deep within Scotland Yard in London is an evidence room that holds artifacts from the city's most enigmatic historical cases. This "Black Museum" contains two bullets fused together from a head-on collision—the crucial evidence in a case linking a supernatural Man in Gray with the renowned nurse and activist Florence Nightingale, the sole person able to perceive him. Amid war and suffering, the lady forms a desperate pact with this ghostlike figure.

Sequel to Guimi Zhi Zhu.

A collection of four Mo Dao Zu Shi side stories which were not included in the original Taiwan physical release.

Guts, once a mercenary and now called the Black Swordsman, hunts for revenge. After a brutal childhood, he at last discovers someone he admires and thinks he can rely on, but everything shatters when that person strips Guts of everything he holds dear to satisfy his own ambitions. Branded for death, Guts is doomed to a fate where demonic entities chase him without mercy. Embarking on a bleak journey filled with misfortune, Guts—wielding an enormous blade and inhuman strength—allows nothing, not even mortality itself, to halt him until he can behead the one who erased his and his lover's humanity. Included one-shot: Volume 14: Berserk: The Prototype

Denji wants nothing more than a simple, peaceful life with the girl he likes—a far cry from his current reality, where the yakuza force him to slay devils to repay a mountain of debt. Using his pet devil Pochita as a weapon, he will do anything for money. But when a devil working with the yakuza kills him for being expendable, Pochita unexpectedly merges with Denji's corpse, granting him the powers of a chainsaw devil. Now able to turn parts of his body into chainsaws, the resurrected Denji brutally and swiftly slaughters his enemies. This catches the attention of official devil hunters, who offer him a position at the Public Safety Bureau. Armed with the strength to face even the deadliest foes, Denji will go to any lengths to achieve his teenage dreams.

The man known as the King of the Pirates, Gol D. Roger, is scheduled for execution by the World Government. However, right before his death, he reveals the existence of a massive treasure called One Piece, hidden somewhere in the vast ocean known as the Grand Line. Declaring that anyone capable of reaching it can claim One Piece, the King of the Pirates is put to death, sparking the Great Age of Pirates. Twenty-two years later, a young man named Monkey D. Luffy is prepared to start his own journey, seeking One Piece and aiming to become the new King of the Pirates. With only a straw hat, a tiny boat, and a stretchy body, he begins a fantastic voyage to find his own crew and a worthy ship that will carry them across the Grand Line in pursuit of the highest status on the seas.

A decade ago, "the Gate" opened, bridging the real world with a realm of magic and monsters. To fight these vicious creatures, ordinary humans gained superhuman abilities and became known as "Hunters." Twenty-year-old Sung Jin-Woo is one such Hunter, but he is called the "World's Weakest" due to his abysmal power compared to even a lowly E-Rank. Nevertheless, he tirelessly hunts monsters in low-level Gates to cover his mother's medical expenses. This miserable existence changes when Jin-Woo—believing himself the sole survivor doomed to die in a mission that goes horribly wrong—wakes up in a hospital three days later to see a mysterious screen floating before him. This "Quest Log" orders Jin-Woo to complete an absurdly harsh training regimen or face a suitable penalty. Initially hesitant because of the quest's difficulty, Jin-Woo soon discovers that it might just turn him into one of the most formidable Hunters in the world.

Hidden in the shadows of Tokyo are terrifying entities called ghouls, which feed on humans to sate their hunger after nightfall. In response to the relentless assaults on civilians, an organization known as the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG) has been formed to eliminate these creatures. The difficulty, however, lies in detecting ghouls because they camouflage themselves as humans, blending into society to make hunting easier. Ken Kaneki, an ordinary university freshman, gets entangled in the conflict between humans and ghouls when his date reveals herself to be a ghoul craving his flesh. After barely surviving the encounter and being taken to a hospital, he learns that the surgery he received has turned him into a half-ghoul. Unable to satisfy his overwhelming hunger for human meat through normal means, Kaneki is taken in by kind ghouls who operate a coffee shop, helping him adjust to his new reality. As he embarks on what he believes will be a peaceful life, he remains unaware that he is about to become the focal point of a war between his newfound allies and the CCG, and that his transformed existence has drawn the attention of ghouls across Tokyo.

Tanjirou Kamado resides with his struggling family in a secluded mountain area. As the eldest child, he took on the duty of providing for his household following his father's passing. One cold winter day, he travels to the nearby town to sell charcoal. As night approaches, he is compelled to stay at the home of a strange man who warns him about eerie beings that emerge after dark: wicked demons that crave human flesh. Upon finally returning home, Tanjirou faces his worst fear. His entire family has been savagely murdered, except for his sister Nezuko, who has transformed into a demon that eats people. Consumed by hatred and sorrow, Tanjirou fights desperately to prevent Nezuko from harming others, embarking on a quest to avenge his family and discover a method to restore his beloved sister to her human form.

Whenever Naruto Uzumaki declares that he will one day become the Hokage—the highest rank a ninja can achieve in the Village Hidden in the Leaves—nobody believes him. From the moment he was born, the villagers have shunned and mocked him. Their hostility is not due to Naruto's loud personality, his troublemaking, or his lack of skill as a ninja, but because a monster dwells within him. Before Naruto's birth, the fearsome Nine-Tailed Fox attacked the village. To halt its destruction, the Fourth Hokage gave his own life to seal the demon inside the newborn Naruto. Thus, when Naruto is placed on Team 7—alongside his fellow genin Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno, led by experienced ninja Kakashi Hatake—he is forced to cooperate with others for the very first time. Through intense training and dangerous missions, Naruto must discover what it truly means to be part of a team and forge his own path toward becoming a respected ninja acknowledged by his village.

The American Old West sets the stage for the planet's most monumental race. A massive crowd gathers in San Diego as thousands prepare to journey more than six thousand kilometers, competing for the fifty-million-dollar grand prize. Since the age of the horse is drawing to a close, participants may employ any type of vehicle. Racers must survive harsh conditions, covering up to one hundred kilometers daily across unexplored desert lands. The Steel Ball Run is an unparalleled competition. Young Johnny Joestar, a former horse racer now confined to a wheelchair, arrives in San Diego just to see the race commence. There he meets Gyro Zeppeli, a competitor who carries two steel spheres at his hip rather than a firearm. Johnny watches as Gyro uses one sphere to generate a supernatural effect, forcing a man in a standoff to turn his gun on himself. During the commotion, Johnny accidentally touches the steel ball and experiences energy flowing into his legs, enabling him to stand for the first time in two years. Determined to uncover the mystery behind the steel balls, Johnny joins the race, launching his bizarre journey across America in the Steel Ball Run.

Two years have elapsed since the CCG’s assault on Anteiku. Tokyo’s atmosphere has shifted significantly due to the CCG’s heightened authority, yet ghouls remain a persistent issue—they have grown more cautious, particularly the terrorist faction Aogiri Tree, which recognizes the CCG’s rising threat to their survival. The formation of a specialized unit, called the Quinx Squad, might give the CCG the advantage needed to eliminate Tokyo’s unwanted inhabitants. These are humans who have undergone surgery to utilize ghoul-specific abilities, and they take part in missions to eradicate these dangerous beings. Their leader, Haise Sasaki, is a half-ghoul, half-human trained by the renowned special class investigator Kishou Arima. But there is more to this young man than appears, as obscure memories claw at his consciousness, gradually reminding him of who he once was.