"Hey father, look at me." The world is Psychiatrist Levia Barisol is visited by a peculiar individual bringing along a woman called Nemesis Sudou, who is in a unresponsive, dazed state. In order to learn about Nemesis' past, Levia utilizes her specialty, the "Swap" technique, to relive her memories and past experiences... Based on the song of the same name released by mothy on Nico Nico Douga in August 8, 2014, representing the Sin of Wrath in mothy's "Seven Deadly Sins" series of songs, it told the story of the assassin Nemesis Sudou as she points the muzzle of her gun to USE Dark Star Bureau Director Gallerian Marlon, the man who was the corrupted "Master of the Court", the "Collector" of Vessels of Deadly Sins, boss of the armed organization PN... And also her own father. Before pulling the trigger, Nemesis offers Gallerian a last chance of atoning for his sins.

Based on the original song *Goumontou wa Nemuranai* by mothy. What do you do when you have lost everything? Lloyd Lowell has found his answer. In Leon City, people are drawn to the torture of tower, Torcia Tower. There, it is rumored, lies treasures which can bring you fortune, fame and, most importantly—eternal life. However, nothing goes as planned when Lloyd enters the tower... V.1: 拷問塔は眠らない　－拷問卿の三姉妹－ V.2: 拷問塔は眠らない　－エメラルドの少女－ V.3: 拷問塔は眠らない　－悪の円環－

Book three of the *Aku no Taizai* series. "For the sake of your happiness." Based on the song posted by mothy on Nico Nico Douga in May, 2011. The song with the theme of "Sloth" in the Seven Deadly Sins Series, it tells the story of Margarita Blankenheim: a girl who created a peaceful Gift for the troubled people.

Book five in the *Aku no Taizai* series. "How is it? Aren't I... Beautiful?" A tailor specialized in Kimonos, Sudou Kayo lost her beloved family in the great fire that hit the town of Enbizaka. While the wounds on her body healed, the ones in her heart did not. In the midst of that, she has a fateful encounter with a certain someone... Based on the song published by mothy on Nico Nico Douga in December of 2009. Representing the Sin of Envy in mothy's "Seven Deadly Sins" series of songs, tells of a tailor who, seeing her beloved mingling with other women, devotes herself to her work whilst shedding tears.

The series is based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft, with a focus on the recurring character Randolph Carter in H.P. Lovecraft's works that Kadokawa states is modeled after Lovecraft himself. (Source: Anime News Network) *Note: this includes one extra chapter.*

Book two of the *Aku no Taizai* series. Banica Conchita, a woman who, at one time, ate only the most delicious and exquisite food. Now, however, her tastes have evolved so that she wants something new and grotesque every day, and nothing enters or leaves her palace. The fifteenth personal chef of the year asks for a brief vacation, but she, angry, decides to eat him. Running out of food to eat, she ends up eating her butler and maid, and when everything has gone, she ends up eating herself—which nobody else will ever know what it tastes like.

In the stories "The Cats of Ulthar," "Celephaïs," and "The Other Gods," H.P. Lovecraft takes you through eerie dreamlands. In "The Cats of Ulthar," cats mysteriously disappear, while in "Celephaïs," a British nobleman rises to become a king and a god, only to experience his downfall. In "The Other Gods," a high priest and his disciple encounter not only the gods of earth, but also those from the depths of hell... (Source: Carlsen, translated)

The story is divided into five chapters. The narrator is a student on an antiquarian tour of New England. He sees a piece of exotic jewelry in a museum, and learns that its source is the nearby decrepit seaport of Innsmouth. He travels to Innsmouth and observes disturbing events and people.

TimeLine★Girl is based on the vocaloid song "1/6 -out of the gravity-" created by Vocaliod-P.

Based on the popular vocaloid song, the manga is set in year 100 of the Taisho Era (1912), and depicts Hatsune Miku and her friends working to protect the Imperial Capital from monsters known as the "kage-tsuki." (Source: Natalie, translated)