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It has been a century since alphas and omegas went extinct, leaving them only as subjects in books. Ayase was born with an "Omega mutation" in a world where only betas exist, forcing him to work as a male AV actor to secretly afford suppressants. Ayase believed he would never have a normal love life until a chance encounter with a man named Inukai left him with an uncontrollable desire. However, connecting with Inukai for the first time led to an unexpected outcome. (Note: The extras are still awaiting translation.)
Kouta chanced upon a street brawl while making his way home from his regular hangout spot in Shibuya a few years back. The altercation involved an unkempt ice-cream vendor accompanied by a foreign youth, who stunned their attackers by knocking them out with ease. Over time, Kouta became acquainted with these curious men, but despite their growing friendship, he remains ignorant of their true identities, origins, and the secrets behind their pasts.
At the proposal of a experienced detective, Nagatsuma, a specialist in criminal investigations, begins therapeutic sessions with Aoi, a blind masseur known for both his dexterity and striking appearance. Nagatsuma becomes entranced by Aoi's rejuvenating touch and eagerly anticipates their appointments, unaware of Aoi's hidden truth.
Now that every member of the Yamada family has reached adulthood, let's take a look back at each one of them.
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.
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.
A cross-over series featuring the cast from the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni series.
Yurioka Yamato was eager for her first day of high school, but on her way, she encountered a confrontational person whom she tried to assist. Luckily, a handsome blond savior, Kamirozuka Jin, appeared just in time to rescue her. Jin belongs to the most prominent Yakuza clan in their vicinity, and Yamato was forewarned to steer clear of him. Despite this, Yamato's intrigue grew upon witnessing Jin rescuing a cat by the riverside and standing stoically in the pouring rain. Eventually, Yamato's mother disclosed a startling revelation: "That boy was responsible for your father's death." With so much at stake, Yamato resolved to uncover the truth behind her father's demise, venturing closer to Jin in the process. As the offspring of a Yakuza leader and a policeman respectively, Jin and Yamato would have never interacted under different circumstances. The outcome of their romantic conflict now rests on determining the veracity of this hidden truth.
“Dad loves someone. Someone who isn't you, mom.” After hearing her daughter's shocking words, a battle with her husband begin! Kasumi married Yosuke, whom she admired since her school days. However, she finds it difficult to get along with Masaya and Emi, who are Yosuke's friends. Ever since Masaya moved to Tokyo on a job away from home, Emi, who has come to visit frequently, seems to be closer to Yosuke...? When Kasumi finally decides to divorce Yosuke, he takes an overbearing attitude toward their daughter...!
