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Now that every member of the Yamada family has reached adulthood, let's take a look back at each one of them.
On the rooftop of their old school, Shuuichirou Hayakawa and Ryouhei Konno coincidentally cross paths while playing hooky. From there, they continue to meet up over the next three months, ultimately forming an unlikely bond. Despite Konno’s reputation for being unapproachable and difficult, he confides in Hayakawa about his love of photography. Hayakawa admires Konno’s unabashed passion and openness about his interests. Hayakawa himself, on the other hand, indulges in absentminded singing, though it’s not exactly his forte, arousing Konno’s curiosity. Nevertheless, Konno worries about the extent of his questioning, perhaps afraid to push Hayakawa too much.
One fateful night, Nishina Airi, a second-year high school student, is kidnapped and awakens to find herself trapped in a strange and secluded place. Along with fellow students from her school, she is coerced into participating in a harrowing game called the "Werewolf Game." This game is a deadly competition that forces "Werewolves" and "Villagers" to confront each other, commit murder, and follow strict rules that are punishable by brutal deaths for those who rebel. Trembling with fear and dread, the students brace themselves for the terrifying ordeal ahead.
The Shinano river region faced numerous challenges during the Shouwa era in Japan, including harsh winters, poor crop yields, and menacing wolves that troubled the locals for centuries. In such difficult circumstances, young girls with limited career opportunities, such as factory work or prostitution, suffered the most. Despite this trying backdrop, one young woman, Takano Yukie, dared to defy society's strict moral codes and struggled to find her place in the world. Renowned for their work on "Lady Snowblood," Okazaki Hideo and Kamimura Kazuo have brought Takano Yukie's spellbinding journey of personal discovery to life through dramatic and captivating illustrations. Through their art, they have woven a fascinating tale of a woman seeking her true identity.
During a summer camp trip, eight-year-old Si-Joon becomes lost in the mountains and fears he may never make it out alive. While lost, he encounters an unfamiliar girl wearing a pig mask and decides to follow her back to her home deep in the woods. Once there, Si-Joon discovers that he must marry the pig-faced girl in order to undo the wrongs committed by his ancestors. Though hesitant at first, Si-Joon becomes intrigued by the enticing wedding feast. However, upon waking up the next day, he realizes the mistake he has made. Years later, Si-Joon is in high school and still finds himself dreaming of the pig bride from his childhood. Yet, he tries to reassure himself that it was all just his imagination.
The Kaleido Star television show serves as the central theme for an anthology of short stories crafted by various mangaka.
Keiichiro Kuroda, a wealthy, attractive and emotionally hurt individual, is approached by his former lover requesting a loan. In response, Keiichiro proposes a wager - he will leave 5 million yen in a park with a sign saying "Please Use Freely." If the currency is surrendered to the authorities, Keiichiro's ex may borrow the funds. However, if someone takes the money, Keiichiro can finally let go of the man who shattered his heart. Despite this, when an attractive young man who is experiencing difficulties discovers the cash, Keiichiro faces a dilemma. Will he abandon his mission for retribution and open his heart to love once more?
Yuugo Beppu is a highly skilled individual with a proficiency in negotiation and mediation. He possesses fluency in five languages, employs Socratic wit effectively, and displays an exceptional comprehension of human character. Furthermore, his impressive international network amplifies his capabilities, making him a formidable force to contend with.
In its final moments, "WITH: Friends from Another World," a virtual reality social-networking game, is concluding its service. Natsumi (a human) and Kanata (a zombie), who had formed a couple in-game, bid each other farewell.
A cross-over series featuring the cast from the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni series.
