-An anthology featuring masters of the horror genre. Also includes editorial comics depicting "black humor" and essays on Japanese horror media. 1. **Ikisudama** (生霊) \[Sasaya Nanae\] 2. **Chikatetsu wo Orite** (地下鉄を降りて) \[Daijiro Morohoshi\] 3. **Uchi no Mama wa Sekai Ichi** (うちのママは世界一) \[Tatsuhiko Yamagami\] 4. **Susumu-chan Daishokku** (ススムちゃん大ショック) \[Go Nagai\] 5. **Happyaku Bikuni** (八百比丘尼) \[Ryoko Yamagishi\] 6. **Nenne... Shina** (ねんね…しな) \[Masako Watanabe\]
In order to attend a university in Tokyo, Hirokazu Naibara moved away from his parent's home in Miyagi prefecture and has begun living by himself in a apartment in Saitama. But from the minute he moved in, he began getting calls from an unknown number. This happens over and over until he answers and hears a girl's voice on the other end saying, "I'm Mary-san, and I'm at the dump right now. I'm the doll that you threw away....." He hangs up, thinking it was a prank call... only to have phone start ringing again and again. Apparently, the party on the other end is calling while gradually making its way to him?! Night passes, and its now the next day. When he awakes and answers the phone that's already rung countless times, the voice on the other end says, "I'm Mary-san, and I'm in front of your apartment right now." Then, the moment he hears this, the voice begins saying a strange prayer outside his front door... It seems Mary-san became an urban legend after being transmigrated to another world, and he has to call her from Saitama to give her advice?! Thus begins the chronicles of a young girl and a college student who, while connected via their smartphones, attempt to take down the Demon King! Source: Takeshobo
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1. **Tooku ni Arite...** (遠くにありて…) 1 2. **Tooku ni Arite...** (遠くにありて…) 2 3. **Tooku ni Arite...** (遠くにありて…) 3 4. **Tooku ni Arite...** (遠くにありて…) 4 5. **Fuyu no Mizutori** (冬の水鳥) 6. **Nishi no Tsuki** (西の月) 7. **Kikyou ―Aru Heishi no Kyujitsu―** (帰郷 ―ある兵士の休日―) 8. **Aru Yoru no Dekigoto** (ある夜の出来事) 9. **Watashi no Debut Jidai** (わたしのデビュー時代)
Collection of one shots about women fighting against illness, written and draw by eleven different authors.
