In a world without light condemned to a eternal night, the young Shirotsuki Gin and her team of sorcerers dedicate their lives to hunting the horrors that hide in the shadows of Shibuya

Clark has all the typical concerns of a transfer student in a new town: making friends, avoiding bullies, keeping up with class. His hopes for an exciting year are on the right track when he meets two remarkable girls on the same day. Sabrina is his new class president. She's confident, brilliant...

In Kyoto, passionate photographer Isao Tanaka acquires a Victorian mirror shrouded in a heavy secret. Through his photographs, he captures the image of a young woman, Lucille Morel, trapped in a curse dating back to 1845. Between Japanese rituals and European occultism, his quest to free the torm...

I am Melodette, the only non-gifted individual in my spiritually talented family, Verexa. I lack the power to contribute to magical spells and barriers, thus my humble tasks consist of assisting with non-magical chores. I am quite adept at them, and I rarely complain. However, I encountered a pro...

After a life altering incident, a small group of individuals awaken to strange powers! With those powers, they will change both their standings in life and the world itself as their realities and minds unravel.

A poor young man resorts to taking on odd jobs to pay off his sister's medical bills and ends up in a cramped room with a creepy mannequin and a single instruction: "KEEP THE TALISMAN ON ITS FOREHEAD." Easier said than done, especially when the mannequin is after your heart.

Camilla is a medium 2.0, which allows her to interact with ghosts as with alive people. There is one problem, she doesn't want to deal with one specific dead man - Tristan. While dealing with work in Association, love, friends, and a lot of ghosts, she is trying to be the best version of herself.

For a long, long time, she didn't see herself in her reflection but a boy. She was so used to him that she never questioned his existence. But lately she was becoming too conscious of him. This is Riku's story as she unveils the mystery behind the reflection boy.

Do not look down over the precipice’s edge. That’s the secret, you see: You always have to look up. That way you can only fly, and you never fall.

You don't remember her name. You can recall the figments of a memory, the shapes formed by the presence of an absence, but nothing else.