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My only sibling passed away due to school violence. At the moment I faced the risk of losing my mother as well from that shock, the answer to the question tormenting me boiled down to a single point: "Revenge." You who trampled on my family, whose worth was immeasurable. Now, I will determine your worth. "If you want to live, bring me the price of vour life
Shin Woo-jin was kidnapped as a child and kept as a slave in a warehouse until he was dramatically rescued and brought back into the world… Woo-jin can read people’s emotions and thoughts by noticing their small facial expressions and body language. With skills like a detective, he learns to understand the world around him. He also loves food more than anything and dreams of living a simple, ordinary life, but the world won’t let him live that way… “Being normal is harder than I thought.”
It is a terrifying virtual horror game with one brutal rule: if you die in the game, you die in real life. However, there is a glitch. I am the only one who doesn't die.
The plot of the series revolves around Mankichi Togawa, who at the start of the series is a single delinquent student with one dedicated follower. Like many later iconic shonen protagonists, Mankichi's power is his ability to appeal to the others around him who join his cause (sometimes only after first losing to him in a fight). Join Mankichi as he fights other delinquents, dangerous criminals, and even juvenile detention camps! Historically, this is Weekly Shonen Jump's first major hit, the title that got their magazine to sell millions. The authors of both Saint Seiya and Fist of the North Star have both stated in interviews that Otoko was their inspiration to get into the manga industry, and it was one of the first shonen manga to get its own anime. While it may seem insignificant now, nearly every Shonen Jump manga out there owes its existence to Mankichi.
As a child, Shin Woo-jin was abducted and held captive in a warehouse, where he was forced to live as a slave. Against all odds, he was eventually rescued and finally stepped into the outside world. Although he was free, Woo-jin was far from like other children. He possessed a remarkable gift—the ability to read people. By paying attention to the slightest facial expressions and subconscious gestures, he could effortlessly discern their thoughts, emotions, and intentions with incredible precision. Much like a profiler or a modern-day Sherlock Holmes, Woo-jin learned to navigate the world, relying on his observations. However, for someone who perceives so much, leading a normal life became the greatest challenge of all.
After another soul-crushing day at the office, Chaesu wakes up inside the world of Campfire Friends, a cartoon he used to watch as a child. As he spends more time with his colorful woodland pals every night, he begins to regain his lost childhood innocence. But behind their cheery kindness hides a chilling secret...
A serial killer is staging corpses as “self-destruction art” and selling them to the ultra-wealthy for tens of millions. When failed artist Suchan Kim recognizes the concept as his own—stolen from an exhibition the world laughed into oblivion—his obsession with proving this mutates into something darker: a hunger for the recognition he never received. In a world where spectacle is worth more than life, will Suchan expose the killer, or become part of the masterpiece? [This series contains depictions of disturbing imagery that may be upsetting for some readers.]
After receiving a scathing text from his roommate, Geon-Pil is puzzled but unperturbed when said roommate returns radically changed. The new “Yeon-Seung,” driven by a primal, insatiable hunger, takes his friends-with-benefits relationship with Geon-Pil to the extreme to sate himself. As their physical encounters grow increasingly intense and feral, Geon-Pil slowly realizes that something is amiss. Even as whispers of danger warn him to back off, Geon-Pil finds himself growing comfortable with this strangely honest, dangerous new version of his partner… who just might devour him whole. (Source: Tappytoon)
In an era where a star's value is traded as a coin, 'I-byeol', an idol on the verge of debut, meets a mysterious death. To uncover the truth hidden behind her friend's death, 'Moon Yi-sol' jumps into the idol survival show 'BUY★ME' and faces a shocking secret hidden behind the glamorous stage.
Kitami, a boy serving as class representative, is struggling to get a girl named Toujou — who transferred into the class in the middle of the semester — to fit in better with the class. But try as he might, his effort just goes nowhere. That's the situation when one day, a theft incident occurs in class. Toujou is suspected of being the culprit and becomes the target of bullying. Kitami desperately tries to stand up for her, but he gradually becomes isolated... (Source: Gangan Online)
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