A great multiversal tournament is on the way, with no rules just pure battle to the death, a big prize is at stake, but something behind is disrupting the course of this tournament, but everything that comes around comes back.

In this world, every thing has it ends. Humans die same with plants and animals. Even the things we invented dies. I am no different. It's just that...I'm already dead.

"What do you mean you came from a pen?!" A rather reserved demon whose only purpose is to serve has grown indifferent after serving people who he don't suit his tastes. He notes that everyone who calls upon him only asks for tasks that are either villainous or fiendish. After all, he only wants...

This will be a grounded, down-to-earth, yet genuine story about what feeling and letting go of love entailed for the 16-year-old Rob. It wasn’t the first time he'd had feelings for someone, and it wasn’t the first time he'd told someone he had feelings for them. But he learned the difference b...

Ethel Montgomery Arkwright knows what's wrong with the universe. Her two best friends never got together! After saving the world from an alien invasion, that was the conclusion she came to. So she created the "final council" an army of alternate Ethels from across the multiverse in order to bring...

Ace Scott a second year High school student who's life changed after having a near death experience from being stabbed through the chest. He wakes up in an unfamiliar organisation called Spades that specialises in hunting Demons possessing humans to blend into society. Ace is demanded to remain d...

Yuki Osaki has had more than enough trouble to last her a lifetime. From nearly getting run over to save a friend, to fighting off a mob of students in a class civil war, Yuki wonders how she has survived the past sixteen years. When she accidentally breaks a seal placed on a shrine, the demon wo...

"Do you want to make a wish?" Most people would love to wish all they want. But for Meiko, a 16-year-old girl, this is a curse. Every day Meiko must make a wish to a panda demon, or she will die. The problem is that every wish she makes, she forgets it the next day, and each wish become...

Well, the title basically sums it up.

Cupid has a simple job. Shoot two arrows, so two people can fall in love. But what if that job wasn't as simple as it sounds? What if two simple shots to the chest is not enough? What if people's hearts are more complex? At the very least, Cupid has a front row seat to a love comedy.