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In 1999, Joutarou Kuujou arrives at the Japanese town of Morioh for two reasons: to meet his illegitimate uncle Jousuke Higashikata and investigate a potentially dangerous Stand user. Only minutes after he arrives does he accomplish his first goal; however, Joutarou finds that Jousuke is not only a much younger high school student, but he possesses a Stand of his own called Crazy Diamond. Not long after their meeting, the two make a startling discovery: someone is using a supernatural bow and arrow to create Stand users around Morioh. When Jousuke witnesses the threat that this poses, he resolves to protect his town and stop the spread of lethal Stand users. Finding both allies and enemies among these users, Jousuke learns just how much one's personal interests and ambitions can be reflected in their Stands, and the resulting harm or virtue it brings. As they continue to investigate, they begin to unearth the shocking history of Morioh, bringing forth hidden dangers and a mystery from years past.
It's been thirty years since meteorites from space turned everyone on the Earth gay. In a world where heterosexuality no longer exists, Kazusa Takanashi falls for her childhood friend Ayumu–a boy. Though she's doing everything she can to act normal whenever they hang out, her love for Ayumu is growing stronger by the day. How much longer can she hide her secret feelings?
"I will be the person responsible for escorting you."
Nanami Momozono is a high schooler who has a lot on her plate. Her father had evaded his enormous gambling debts by escaping town, which resulted in his daughter being evicted by the debt collectors. As Nanami muses about her future, she runs into a man hanging onto a tree to escape a dog. She rescues him and tells him about her current situation, prompting the man to offer her his home. He believes that Nanami is more suited than him to be the "Master" of the house, and thus she takes him up on his offer. Upon arrival, however, Nanami discovers that said house is actually a dilapidated shrine. She is about to double back when a fox familiar and two shrine spirits stop her, mistaking her for their former master Mikage, the land god of the shrine. Upon realization, Tomoe—the fox familiar—leaves the shrine, refusing to serve Nanami. After a series of events leaves Nanami in grave danger, she summons Tomoe and seals a contract with him to earn his subservience. Now a human land god, Nanami must face new daunting tasks, menacing adversaries, and her handsome and hot-headed familiar.
"Shall I teach you how to cum?" I became drenched down there during my first climax. How can I feel like this again...?
During the time period of the turn-of-the-century in Seoul, under Japan's control over Korea, two girls rely on each other but also feel bitterness towards the love they long for but cannot keep at a prestigious boarding school. Their story reveals that all enjoyable interactions also contain a hint of sorrow.
There is a tent by the abandoned theme park where it is rumored that a magician resides. There are whispers that his magic is real and captivating. Before every show, the magician asks his audience a question: "Do you believe in magic?" Yoon Ah-ee's life is consumed by the struggle of poverty. She spends her time working, studying, and caring for her younger sister with their parents nowhere in sight. The magic that once was a wonder to her now remains a distant memory. Her classmate, Na Il-Deung, is equally skeptical of magic and believes that the key to life lies in securing a good education. However, after a chance encounter with the magician in the abandoned theme park, Ah-ee's life turns on its head. Annarasumanara will take you on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. The story is filled with philosophical depth, warmth, and moving explorations of what it means to become the person you aspire to be.
Upon her return to her hometown, a girl reunites with a guy whom she hasn't seen in seven years and shares a passionate kiss. The said guy also happens to be the most well-liked and attractive person in the whole school, adored by both male and female students alike. What sort of turmoil will she encounter during her time in school?
Eijun Sawamura, the captain of his middle school baseball team, blamed himself for their crushing loss in the final game. His exceptional fastball had cost them the chance to advance to the national championship. Determined to make it right, he promised his friends that they would make it there in high school. However, his poor grades and lack of school recommendations left him feeling unmotivated. One day, a scout from Seidou High School in Tokyo spotted Sawamura's unique pitching style and invited him to observe their nationally-ranked baseball team. Despite his initial reluctance, Sawamura was persuaded to attend a practice session where he faced one of their batters. It was during this competition that he caught the eye of Kazuya Miyuki, a skilled catcher who brought out Sawamura's strengths as a pitcher. Though plagued with guilt over leaving his old teammates behind, Sawamura's friends encouraged him to take the offer and pursue his dreams. With a renewed sense of determination, he accepted and dove headfirst into the grueling process of becoming Seidou's team ace. Yet, his former school remained close to his heart, and he carried their spirit with him throughout his journey. With his newfound drive and team camaraderie, Sawamura embraced his transfer to Tokyo and led his team towards the national championship.
On the rooftop of their old school, Shuuichirou Hayakawa and Ryouhei Konno coincidentally cross paths while playing hooky. From there, they continue to meet up over the next three months, ultimately forming an unlikely bond. Despite Konno’s reputation for being unapproachable and difficult, he confides in Hayakawa about his love of photography. Hayakawa admires Konno’s unabashed passion and openness about his interests. Hayakawa himself, on the other hand, indulges in absentminded singing, though it’s not exactly his forte, arousing Konno’s curiosity. Nevertheless, Konno worries about the extent of his questioning, perhaps afraid to push Hayakawa too much.
It has been five years since Utena Tenjou lost her parents. Rather than succumbing to grief, Utena cherishes her memories of the enigmatic prince who once comforted her. She affectionately nicknamed him "Peropero-kun" after he wiped her tears with his tongue and gave her a ring as a symbol of their connection, promising that it will lead her back to him someday. Every year, as spring blooms, Peropero-kun sends Utena a letter. Despite her best friend Kaidou's suspicions that the letters might be from Utena's aunt, Utena believes otherwise. When Kaidou discovers six puzzle-piece-like photographs in the letters, it confirms the existence of Peropero-kun and that he is enrolled in the prestigious Ohtori Academy. Determined to reunite with her beloved prince, Utena leaves behind her current life and enrolls in Ohtori Academy. However, she soon becomes entangled in the strange and enigmatic behavior of the student council, particularly their mistreatment of the enigmatic Anthy Himemiya. As Utena begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding the school and its inhabitants, she realizes that her quest may hold the key to finding Peropero-kun once and for all.
