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Why would 21-year-old Yoshihiko Yagira willingly move into a haunted apartment? What motivates him to do so?
Story about a college student who needs to check whether his room is ghost-free before going to bed.
Toru Hitogata, a dollmaker fated to die at 27, throws himself into deadly combat with the cursed Jinkan Doll to fulfill his destiny.
A collection of stories: The Supernatural Transfer Student (Chousizen Tenkousei, 超自然転校生) The Groaning Drain (Umeku Haisuikan, うめく排水管) Blood-Bubble Bushes (Chitamagi, 血玉樹) The Hanging Balloons (Kubitsuri Kikyuu, 首吊り気球) House of the Marionettes (also titled House of Puppets) (Ayatsuri Yashiki, あやつり屋敷) Flesh-Colored Horror (Niku-iro no Kai, 肉色の怪) Near Miss! (Ijou Sekkin, 異常接近) In the Soil (also titled Inside the Earth...) (Tsuchi no Naka, 土の中)
Berisi cerita kompilasi dari author itoko ( idol_itk )
Sunbi was born to a family of shamans and inherited her grandmother's ability to communicate with spirits. Their village, located in the South Sea, owes its safety to her grandmother's shamanic prowess. However, Sunbi's gift also sets her apart from her schoolmates. As a child, she sees supernatural sights that terrify her peers and make her an outcast. Even worse, her powers attract the lascivious attention of demons. For years, Sunbi remains ignorant of the true extent of her abilities and the secrets behind her mother's demise, as well as the reason why her grandmother never left their village.
"Tokkou" is the nickname of the Special Public Safety Department in the Second Division of the Special Tactical Police Force Metropolitan Police Department. This special force was established to deal with acts of indiscriminate murder and terrorism, which occur frequently nowadays, as well as unusual crimes with unknown causes. This team is made up of specialists who work to apprehend strange creatures, or "freaks," known as "phantoms."
Takahashi-kun feels remorseful for not showing kindness to his girlfriend and desires to evoke her smile once again.
The origin of this piece can be traced back to Gaston Leroux's work, "The Phantom of the Opera."
