It's the end of the world. What could miserably pathetic people possibly even do with waking up to less than 24 hours, freed and shackled at the same time by the weight of everything tumbling down?

The feeling has no name. It reaches out to anyone who has lost someone, parting the close and empty dark—a hand on their shoulder, a whisper in their ear, and that’s how they know that they’re not alone anymore.

Eros, the God of Life and Thanatos, the God of Death, are infamously known throughout the world. The people of Eros desire to live and create life in order to please their god and the people of Thanatos desire to die in order to please their own. That being said, Yakuto is stuck in the middle as ...

A young man seduced by death has an encounter with his past and his future through an angel-like ten year old boy who may question everything in the young man's life again. A short spin-off story of the Japanese masterpiece "An Invitation from Thanatos" by Mayo Hoshino. Also inspired by the meg...

A man with no recollection of his past must navigate in a strange supernatural world to find the key to end his recurring torment.

A young boy wonders into the haunted woods. What he finds isn’t pretty.

When rumors of a brainwashed town reach detective Kaito's ears, he expects a simple case of mass hysteria. What he finds is a silent, perfect community hiding a terrible secret at its core: a pristine castle and the ancient, self-created entity sleeping within. His investigation becomes a descent...

A corrupt detective is shot in a deal gone wrong and ends up in another world, going on a mission to try and get back to his world and figure out why he was killed while navigating this new world full of strange people.

A recently departed soul wakes up in Purgatory with amnesia, with his clueless Guardian Angel having no idea how he died, but by listening to the stories of other recently departed souls, he soon starts to connect the dots. Could they know something about his mysterious death....? Smart money say...

"Don't you dare use that voice."