Akumu Imouto! Umaru-chan

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Kurusu Hiyori is a young policewoman and the daughter of a former police chief. She has the unusual curse of having predictive dreams of a person's murder the following day. Tragically, the first of these dreams she experienced showed her the death of her own father. Over time, the dreams have led to her social isolation, a kind of grim-reaper reputation, and a lot of problems at work—the police are not fond of her habit of rushing off to investigate future crimes she saw in her dreams. Even worse, the dreams that have left her as an adult bedwetter have not enabled her to save a single person.
That all changes, on the day after she dreams of the assassination of Claus Haida, a creepy foreigner. She is overjoyed to have rescued him, but it turns out that he is something of a monster himself. He works for a foreign company, and has decided that it is in both of their interests for the two of them to team up. He is undeniably useful, but can Hiyori really join forces with such a person?

(Source: MangaHelpers)

Included one-shot: Akumu Imouto! Umaru-chan (悪夢妹!うまるちゃん)

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Themes
Dreams Violence Super Powers › Precognition Violence › Gore
Activities > Crimes
Murder › Mass
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Male Demographic with Female Lead Shounen
Character Traits
Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead Personality Traits › Psychopaths
Human Anatomy
Breasts › Big
Character Types
Quirky Character
Female Lead > Personality Female Lead
Short-Tempered Female Lead Violent Female Lead
Male Lead
Strong Sexuality Male Lead › Perverted Male Lead
Locations
Foreign Asia › Japan
Narrative Tropes
Assassination Attempt Elimination Games › Kill or Be Killed Situation
Objects
Guns
Occupations
Clergy › Prophets Public Service › Police
Sexual Content
Groping Child Abuse Fetishes Molesting Fetishes › Urination Intensity › Ecchi Nudity › Partial
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century

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