Two souls find each other on a rooftop, entangled in a struggle against the seductive allure of the God of Death. Their love is powerful, yet the constant battle with darkness takes its toll.

[Oneshot] A coyote truck driver loses his job as he and his colleagues suddenly get replaced by machines. Out of sentimentality, he requests for one last delivery; one more job behind the wheel. That's when he met the Chicken Chicken Farmer.

Ordinary life hangs over us like the sky. Dull, normal, and routine, the school days roll by like quiet spring storms. Fukada Shiori is in love with a boy across her class, Naito Kazuki. Lucky but unbeknownst to her, he's also in love with her! Now all they have to do is ask each other out. It...

Just a 32 year old ordinary life and failure life mindset

To the untrained eye, the Cartwright farm seemed a nice enough place. Peaceful, if a bit isolated. But looking closer, over Ma Cartwright’s neatly cultivated garden, past old Nana Cartwright in her rocking chair on the porch, one would notice something… unnerving. Not only did the sidings peel, l...

Grief-stricken after losing his sister Akari, talented artist Kenji abandons his passion, crushed by silence. Sketching Akari from memory in deep sorrow, he discovers an impossible connection: his intense emotions channeled through art briefly pierce death's veil, yielding fleeting, bittersweet g...

Karen O'Hare goes against her parents' advice and travels to Japan as a foreigner. Of course, she has a good reason — a reason that spans 7,000 miles and 20+ years.

December 24th. The snow had taken the shape of the roofs it had fallen over. The weather was chilly but my living room was warm, thanks to the heater. "Sorry." Just one word sent from his LINE account. It could mean a lot of things.

When life is but a single still canvas for you, the only real moments you feel are when the people around you radiate colors. Such is the story for a boy, to whom time moved only and only when his friends were around. A slice of life, about 3 friends and how the few moments they spent for each ot...