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Basically the same as the original but the ending was changed to set up a sequel.
21st century, Japan. In Tokyo, there's a state-owned gambling tower. Twenty men and women gather in the 100 story tower with one goal: escape. You get 10 billion yen if you do. If you don't... (Source: MU)
Chinese American twins, Milly and Billy, are having a tough time. On top of the multiple failures in their personal and professional lives, they’re struggling to keep their restaurant afloat. Luckily their parents, Ipo and Keon, are in town for their annual visit. Having immigrated from Hong Kong before the twins were born, Ipo and Keon have supported their children through thick and thin and are ready to lend a hand—but they're starting to wonder, has their support made Milly and Billy incapable of standing on their own? When Ipo forces them to help her clean up the house next door—a hellish and run-down ruin that was the scene of a grisly murder—the twins are in for a nasty surprise. A night of terror, gore, and supernatural mayhem reveals that there is much more to Ipo and her children than meets the eye.
From Futekiya: How do you explain your dreams to someone? How do you explain your nightmares? A collection of stories to lull you into the world of dreams... or nightmares. "Nightmare in the Art Room": Rumors have been spreading throughout the school that Mr. Hizuki has a mysterious power that awakens his sixth sense. But that is exactly what drew Miyamae to ask Mr. Hizuki to be a model for his next painting. Reluctantly, Mr. Hizuki accepts and proceeds to spend intimate time with Miyamae... (Warning: Psychological horror and Rape) "Suspicious Sleep Paralysis": Mr. Hizuki is having sixth sense problems again. But this time, they're more than just dreams. Have you ever experienced the sensations of the dream world even though you are wide awake? (Warning: Sexual assault) "Library Molester": Clearly, Mr. Hizuki is a popular teacher. Guys and ghosts love him. So what will he do when they come for him all at once? (Warning: Rape) "Eat Up!": Ohsaki has a food fetish. When he sees whipped cream on Sato's body, it makes him want to whip his cream. His lust is so ravenous that it becomes contagious, making Sato question his own desires. "It's Not a Joke!": Takahane is a bright and beautiful worker, as opposed to the unkept Saito, who seems angry all the time. What will blossom between the two opposites when Takahane sticks to Saito for months on end? "Fascination": Mr. Karasuma wanders into a desolate village and decides to stay at a quiet inn with a hot spring, managed by a beautiful master. Mr. Karasuma enjoys everything but the bugs. He can't stand them. What can he do when he finds a bug has made its way into his yukata? (Warning: Rape) English Translation
You are reading Die In My Arms manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Webtoons, Yaoi, Adult, Mature, Smut, Action, Drama, Horror, Psychological genres, written by 양구 at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Die In My Arms has 6 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Die In My Arms to your bookmark. A gambler. A failure. Jeong-cheol is a man who now wears the title of a divorc after his 10-year marriage comes to a disastrous end.Before he even has time to lament a life where nothing goes right, he returnsthe man who was the starting point of all his misfortunes.It is Ji Min-young, his former lover, who embodies both fear and terror, the man who forced Jeong-cheol to run away his entire life, and yet, the one he desperately loved.I'll be with you until the moment you die, Cheol.
After finding herself stranded on the rooftop of a high-rise building, Yuri, a teenage girl, is thrust into a bizarre realm dominated by towering structures. Here, she witnesses a masked assailant brutally break a man's skull open with an axe. The creative duo of Tsuina Miura, the brains behind "Ajin," and Takahiro Oba, the illustrator of "Box!," have joined forces to craft an adrenaline-fueled thriller that takes place amidst the skyscrapers!
At a nearby high school, Kazuma Kadomae assumes the position of homeroom teacher and takes the time to familiarize himself with all his students. Amongst the pupils is Kanade Noeda, the principal's daughter, who appears to be more introverted than her peers. Despite his good intentions, Kadomae's attentiveness unintentionally leads Noeda to develop an unrequited love for him, morphing into a delusional obsession. Kadomae grows increasingly alarmed by Noeda's unconventional advances towards him, and his efforts to dissuade her only amplify her infatuation. The situation soon escalates when a student involved with Kadomae is injured, and Noeda's unwanted pursuit turns into her stalking Kadomae and his family. It soon dawns on Kadomae that Noeda will stop at nothing to claim her place beside him.
A year ago, Natsumi Kimiyoshi and her family left the mountain settlement of Okinomiya, which was haunted by the local folklore of Oyashiro's curse that befalls those who leave Okinomiya or the adjacent hamlet of Hinamizawa. To their surprise, their life remained calm and peaceful until gas erupted from the swamp beside Hinamizawa, causing numerous deaths. Unfortunately, Natsumi was unaware that the catastrophic "Great Hinamizawa Disaster" would soon lead to many terrifying misfortunes. After the incident, Natsumi's grandmother, who had previously lived in Hinamizawa, began exhibiting extremely suspicious behavior. She believed that Oyashiro's curse was imminent and tried to quell it by placing talismans all over their home and killing puppies. These terrifying and erratic actions caused Natsumi and her family to fear for their safety, leading her mother to commit an unspeakable act.
Experience the unsettling genius of Hideshi Hino, one of the most disturbing minds in Japanese manga. With his debut in the late 1970s, Hino quickly established himself as a master of horror manga, and the four tales in Lullabies from Hell will prove just how twisted his imagination can be. In the first chapter, the author himself takes center stage in a quasi-biographical horror story. The second tale delves into Hino's disturbing desire to will a monstrous, planet-destroying reptile baby into existence, one that feeds on innocent animals and children. From there, the stories only become more chilling. Enter the mind of a madman with Lullabies from Hell, presented in the authentic, unedited manga format. Beware: sleeping may prove a challenge after exploring these pages.
The origin of this piece can be traced back to Gaston Leroux's work, "The Phantom of the Opera."
Rikuo Nura may seem like an ordinary middle school student, but he is actually quite unique. He possesses a quarter of youkai blood and is set to inherit the leadership of a large youkai clan headed by his grandfather, Nurarihiyon. Growing up, he was warned about the wicked tendencies of youkai, leading him to reject the idea of becoming the next head of the Nura Clan and avoid his destiny at all costs. However, at night, Rikuo transforms into a terrifying youkai that bears a striking resemblance to a younger Nurarihiyon. Upon realizing that he can use his powers to protect others, he chooses to embrace his inheritance. His mission is to unite all the youkai factions in Japan and establish his own "Night Parade of a Hundred Demons."
Once a child with a love for the cosmos, Senya now lives an unremarkable life. All that changes in an instant when he gazes from his school's roof and spies a peculiar structure traversing the sky. Without warning, he is hurled into an alien realm of decay and dilapidation, where suspended bridges string together towering structures. Disoriented and overcome with awe, Senya perceives a figure atop a distant building and, nearby, a masked man bears a bloodied weapon...
