Kanata Hjuger is a naive, idealistic young man raised in the rural village of Dalchia. He held his father, the founder of the local orphanage, in high regard as he worked to provide homes for children from all over. That changed one night when he spied his father and his orphaned friend, Misella, alone in a room together. The orphanage harbored a dark secret; instead of being rehomed, children were being sold as slaves, and Misella would be next. In a rage, Kanata kills him and is immediately entrenched in guilt. The villagers soon discover Kanata's crime, and they want justice. But Kanata wants to live.

Two youths, Ray and Saki, are leaving the majestic european St.Hainheratsu Theological School for Japan - their task? To subdue the vampires that have spread across the world. It has been a long time since Saki left his hometown, and he plans to enjoy seeing his family again. Rei, however, senses that danger is near. Saki has been too naive and now his family is a target. The vampires have set a cruel and terrifying trap...

The famous painters of Edo Period Japan like Toriyama Sekien battle against fierce yokai with the help of their traditional art.

Zen Mikami, a Special Agent from the US, is assigned to rookie Seiichi Kiriyama from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. But he's surprised when he meets Kiriyama in a cell in the police's underground prison. Kiriyama, a criminal, uses his sharp intellect to solve cases in return for a reduced sentence. Though as they start working together, he's thrown off by Mikami's brusque, rule-breaking style.

A man who lost his family and is imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit gets entangled in a conspiray when half of his body gets engulfed in a mysterious thing called "Death Dust".