Several hundred years ago, humans were nearly exterminated by Titans. Titans are typically several stories tall, seem to have no intelligence, devour human beings and, worst of all, seem to do it for pleasure rather than as a food source. A small percentage of humanity survived by walling themselves in a city protected by extremely high walls, even taller than the biggest of Titans. Flash forward to the present and the southern district of Shinganshina has not seen a Titan in over 100 years. Teenage boy Eren and his foster sister Mikasa witness something horrific as one of the outer district walls is damaged by a 60 meter (196.85 feet) Titan causing a breach in the wall. As the smaller Titans flood the city, the two kids watch in horror the tragic events that follow, as the Titans devour people unimpeded. Eren vows that he will wipe out every single Titan and take revenge for all of mankind. --- - Won the Kodansha Manga Award for Shonen in 2011 - Won the Noma Publishing Culture Award in 2021 Links: - Alternative Official English - Kodansha US, Azuki, Manga Planet, MangaPlaza, Coolmic, K MANGA (U.S. Only)
Haru is a high schooler that has lived his life hated by others for being stateless - someone without a legal nationality. After killing his parents to protect his sister, he gets drawn into the underworld...
This work is a story about a boy, Rwanda, whose mother is a vicious murderer, set in England at the end of the 19th century. Rwanda, who has long been confined in the basement, grew up and left the house after a certain incident. Eventually, he arrived at the town and was picked up by a staff member of the nursing home and decided to live in the facility. But peaceful everyday life is only boring for Rwanda…
The year is 2029. The world is surrounded by communication networks and a vast amount of information is circulating around the world. However, nations, ethnic groups, and crimes still exist. The name of the organization belonging to Public Security Section 9, a special unit formed to combat increasingly complex crimes, is "Ghost in the Shell"! The work by Shirow Masamune became a huge hit due to its detailed story structure, outstanding artwork, and vast amount of information! The digital version is now available in a unique format, with notes outside the columns for easy reading! ___ [Alt Official English (Koudansha USA)](https://kodansha.us/series/the-ghost-in-the-shell/)
Amid the unbelievable sight of her sister’s corpse coming back to life, Dong-Ju encounters a man known as “Tae-Rang,” who is said to be a ghost. He proposes that Dong-Ju become his business partner in orchestrating a perfect “staged death.” As they share chilling secrets, Dong-Ju gradually begins to feel inexplicable emotions toward Tae-Rang—not as a ghost, but as a human being. Can a man who once seemed like a wandering ghost ever love someone again?(Source: Naver, translated)
Tae-gu, a poor college student, sacrifices some of his senses to escape debt at Devil Capital and makes a pact with the devil. Tae-gu tries to repay his debt and return to a normal life, but the devil pressures those around him, intent on taking everything from him. In the process, he gets embroiled in a murder case with his neighbor, Jarin, and re-engages with the devil. Tae-gu and Jarin struggle to escape the devil's clutches... **Original Webtoon:** [Naver Webtoon](https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list?titleId=846866), [Naver Series](https://series.naver.com/comic/detail.series?productNo=13645805)
The heart of every living being hardens and remains after the body dies. One day, the traveling merchant Faris found a girl who had collapsed in the desert and took her under his care. The girl, who introduced herself as Eva, was told by Faris about their current location, the oasis city 'Aurof,' and he took her to the town to show her around. As they walked through the merchant city lined with villas, Eva gradually began to open up to Faris and confessed, "I ran away from that house."
A man was killed by a group of acquaintances five years ago. Shintarou Nakamura, Akira Kanzaki, Ryuu Nimaidou, Haruka Nagase, and Tsubaki Toyoshima visit the murder site each year to renew their vow of secrecy. When they hear of a golf course development planned for the area, they return to move the body. Instead of finding remains, they discover a cell phone that starts ringing. After answering the call, they're informed by a stranger that the bones are missing and their crime has been exposed. To avoid imprisonment, they agree to complete a "favor" for the caller, but this task unravels a scheme that strains their bond.
A grandmother encounters a shape-shifting aswang, a boy is protected from an unseen danger by dancing crucifixes, and malevolent, otherworldly creatures first walk the Earth, are stories all told here in Carnal Tales.
On the return of Ning Fan's rebirth, originally the youngest S-level talented teacher, but was assigned to the school's worst D-class.
A sudden spate of gruesome killings plagues a sleepy mountain town. The locals cower and gossip in hushed tones, sure that the murders are the handiwork of malevolent, otherworldly creatures. The deaths, however, coincide with the long-delayed homecoming of twin brothers – one, the lead singer in a band; and the other, a priest. Is it a mere coincidence? Or could the twins have brought with them an unspeakable evil?
The servants of Hell such as wizards, witches and warlocks exist much closer to you than you may realize. Normally, they don't shroud themselves in black cloaks, but rather live normal human lives while they ceaselessly wait for a chance to send demons into the human world. Like, for example, that quiet classmate who sits behind you... Naomi is studying for high school exams, but things aren't going well, and due to her newborn little brother, she can't concentrate… That's where Jack comes in and introduces her to a demon named Nebiros. "He'll lend you the power you need to pass, but in return, you need to pay him a soul." At first, Naomi refuses to make the deal, but then, Jack whispers to her. "You can give up your little brother instead..."