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Hyakkaou Private Academy is a school for the privileged and influential, playing host to the children of businessmen and politicians. However, unlike other schools, students at Hyakkaou do not pride themselves on academic achievement. Instead, they value strategic prowess and the ability to read people. Come nightfall, many places on campus transform into gambling dens overseen by the student council, where players compete for rank, money, and more. Ryouta Suzui spends his days as a "house pet"—a student ranked in the bottom one hundred, forced to serve his peers. His circumstances soon change when a mysterious new transfer student, Yumeko Jabami, arrives at the academy. Despite Suzui's warnings, Yumeko quickly becomes immersed in the school's gambling scene, facing off against several high-profile opponents. Her exploits draw the attention of the student council members, who start meddling in her affairs. Suzui tries his best to keep Yumeko out of trouble, but to his chagrin, she turns out to be the type of person best suited to attend Hyakkaou: a compulsive gambler.
Although Seonho is not affluent, he leads a content life working as a regular courier. One day, he coincidentally crosses paths with Jun-goo, who used to bully him in high school, at a delivery location. Despite feeling relieved that Jun-goo did not recognize him, Seonho stumbled upon evidence of a murder in his house and realized he was a witness to the crime. Trapped by Jun-goo, Seonho is forced to work for him as a courier once again, similar to a decade ago.
Bizarre tales from various parts of the globe. The webcomic is the original source.
Kosuke's sole focus was on being a perfect father and manager until he met his daughter's friend. His encounter with her brought about a change in his priorities, enabling him to let go of his facade and find solace for his exhausted soul. Though he's aware of the need to not get too attached to these unfamiliar feelings, the story of a middle-aged man discovering a profound connection with a young girl offers a relatable tale for those who conceal their true identities in society.
Hyunwoo is left shattered after a dreadful car crash that snatched away his girlfriend, Jihye. His inability to cope with the tragedy is evident as grief consumes him entirely, and he is burdened with guilt embodied by Jihye's ghost, who haunts him ceaselessly. The constant reminder of that fatal evening leaves no room for solace. Even though Hyunwoo's mother suggests moving on, he finds himself unable to escape his thoughts of Jihye, which are revived when he meets a girl on a blind date with an uncanny resemblance to his cherished girlfriend.
The spin-off of Shuumatsu no Walküre centers around Jack the Ripper.
One day, Yoo I-rae wakes up in a hospital. Due to the aftereffects of a fall, she has forgotten not only the fact that she’s married, but even the very existence of her husband. “How are you feeling, honey?” But even if she accepts everything else…how could a tentacled monster in a suit be her husband ?! To others, he appears as a breathtakingly handsome man, but in I-rae's eyes, her husband Go Yo-han looks like a creature straight out of a cosmic horror. Though it's said to be a side effect of the accident, the disconnect between her memory and her new reality leaves I-rae deeply confused. He’s the perfect, kind husband but something just doesn’t feel right. Could all of this truly be just a temporary side effect of the fall…?
In search of perfect love, 16 men and women participate in the dating reality program "Paradise on Earth." With sparkling blue seas and warm sunshine 365 days a year, this place is a paradise-like island. However, in the second week of filming, the staff members infected with an unknown virus begin to show strange phenomena, and paradise turns into hell in an instant. All contact between the island and the outside world is cut off, and rescue efforts are out of reach. Will they be able to survive to the end?
My name is K and my daughter was brutally raped and murdered by criminals who distorted the facts to make her the guilty party. With the police and justice system failing to bring them to justice, I have taken it upon myself to rid the world of these scum. You, too, will face my wrath. My mission is to avenge my daughter's tragic fate.
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Karen Heyer finds herself standing on a bleak and somber day, the squelching mud underfoot and a light rain drenching her to the core. This moment always marks the return of her past memories after each regression. Karen has lived through her life countless times, yet her fate is always the same - an early death. Initially, she thought she had woken up in a captivating novel that compelled her to follow the narrative to reach a happy conclusion. Unfortunately, she is never destined for contentment. Despite her efforts, no matter what she does, who she interacts with or what she says, a violent end awaits her. After 99 failed attempts, Karen decides to take a radical approach - murder. Ninety-nine deaths would break anyone, and Karen has never considered herself exceptional. However, she believes that attempting something different may lead her to a different fate altogether.
Sahoko and Rio, two classmates, find solace in each other's company despite their tumultuous pasts. Rio suffers from depression and self-inflicted harm, and her family (comprising of her father, stepmother, and stepbrother) doesn't show her any love. However, Sahoko brings some light into her life. Sahoko herself has a cryptic backstory and doesn't share a good rapport with her parents as she lives with her aunt. Moreover, there's a suggestion that Sahoko and Rio have met before when they were much younger.
