Psychological - Page 138

"I saw the killer... He was wearing the school uniform..." A world where everyone has an identical face... ls it possible to find the killer among us?

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1. Everyday 2-3. Reba Nira 4,6,9. Soukai Psychedelic 5. Oyayubihime 7-8. Tsunagu Yoru 10. Saoynara Daisy

The series follows Motoko Aramaki, an enigmatic character, as she investigates an incident at an organ factory and its consequences. In an attempt to rectify the situation and protect herself, she must avoid being captured. Meanwhile, the other members of section 9 are delving into Motoko's past to unveil her true identity.

The "lost" stories of Ghost in the Shell can be found in Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Human-Error Processor. These tales were crafted by Shirow Masamune after completing the original manga and before creating the acclaimed Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface. Until now, these stories were not previously published together. Human-Error Processor focuses on the everyday battles of Section 9 agents as they combat technocrime. This entry to the franchise has the same mind-bending cyber madness one would expect from Ghost in the Shell, but in a police-procedural setting, complete with action and suspense.

This collection of eerie tales delves deep into the twisted psyche of the human soul, linked solely by the enigmatic Orochi. Possessing mysterious abilities and a youthful appearance that never fades, Orochi takes it upon herself to observe the intriguing lives of various individuals from a distance.

Living in the urban area, Pen the penguin loves relishing pancakes and upholding a well-organized abode. Hayakawa, a human, is Pen's most intimate companion. Though Pen cannot speak, he demonstrates his affection by conscientiously accomplishing laundry duties and searching for economical bargains in the grocery store.

Renowned for his beauty, Ganymedes, a Trojan prince, is highly regarded. Even the gods cannot resist his charms. However, on the day of his coming-of-age parade, Apollon, the sun god, abducts him. Upon regaining consciousness, Ganymedes finds himself in an unfamiliar location, enveloped by white flowers and an unending, starlit sky. Apollon soon returns to explain that he has been held captive in the Garden of the Gods. The reason behind his imprisonment remains a mystery.

This drama, a smash-hit in Japan, looks at the lives of the men and women who work to deliver one million new lives into the world each year in Japan. " Translation by Kevin Gifford/ Erin Procter, Lettering by Darren Smith, Editing by Sarah Tilson, YKS Services LLC/SKY JAPAN, Inc.

Kenzou Tenma, a renowned Japanese neurosurgeon working in post-war Germany, faces a difficult choice: to operate on Johan Liebert, an orphan boy on the verge of death, or on the mayor of Düsseldorf. In the end, Tenma decides to gamble his reputation by saving Johan, effectively leaving the mayor for dead. As a consequence of his actions, hospital director Heinemann strips Tenma of his position, and Heinemann's daughter Eva breaks off their engagement. Disgraced and shunned by his colleagues, Tenma loses all hope of a successful career—that is, until the mysterious killing of Heinemann gives him another chance. Nine years later, Tenma is the head of the surgical department and close to becoming the director himself. Although all seems well for him at first, he soon becomes entangled in a chain of gruesome murders that have taken place throughout Germany. The culprit is a monster—the same one that Tenma saved on that fateful day nine years ago.

Minato's apartment appears akin to a deserted island due to its secluded nature and modest proportions. Despite being of elementary age, Minato shoulders the burden of looking after his younger sister, Nagisa, who yearns for their mother's infrequent homecomings. On a sudden visit, their mother treats them to the amusement park and hands Minato some cash before leaving them high up on the Ferris wheel. While ascending, a bolt of lightning strikes their carriage, leaving Minato unconscious. Upon awakening, he's taken aback by a turn of events that challenges his notions of calamity.