Killing Morph

Seven stories adapted from the horror of Hokazono Masaya.

20 nights, 20 terrifying stories. Masaya Hokazono tells us the horrific stories he has experienced as well as those that have been told to him. Even in a technologically advanced modern Japan, traditional spirits never cease to torment the living. Included oneshots: Volume 1: Hanashicha Ikenai (Don't Tell), Kengai Imouto Kaidan (Out of Bounds: Sister Ghost Story) [Story: Kihara Hirokatsu]

Fumiki Shimazaki has only one dream: to become a poet. Spending more time in his poems than in the preparation of it his studies, he faces dissaproval from his professors and his best friend Mika… To escape from the harsh reality, he seeks refuge in an abandoned factory. There, he stumbles upon a mysterious dog, who saves his life from an attacking monsterous feline. Their friendship is immediately created thereafter. Questions arise then. From which does this gifted dog come from capacities paranormaux and overflowing of thirst for knowledge? How can it speak? What does the number 23 on its ear stand for? The Appearance and arrival of this dog causes an increasingly number of extraordinary events all revolving around the number 23…

It's been 10 years since the hugely successful *Insect Princess* was born. Is Kikuko back!? *Insect Princess* has been given significant revisions and is now back in this *Complete Edition*! A terrifying, violent horror that depicts everyday life as it is corroded by evil and swallowed by death! **Note:** This new version sets things up for [the sequel](https://mangadex.org/title/e94fafaf-2390-4162-8c41-6dd7c4eef978).

Japan is a brilliant model of Asian success and obligation. But how would this country manage a large-scale sanitary crisis? What would happen in Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's biggest districts, if a man exploded in the street during broad daylight? How would the political and sanitation authorities manage such a crisis? Please consider this question as long as you can–because it's already too late for professors Onodera and Sekiguchi! Is an emerging virus slowly spreading itself into the arteries of the Japanese capital?

A dark romance about a high school boy who falls helplessly in love with a beautiful girl who has to eat people to survive.

Love is absolutely forbidden! Kaworu, the "public disciplinary commissioner of justice," uses a chainsaw to purge all the men of their sins in order to protect the purity of the girls! Standing in Kaworu's way is the "boy with high femininity," Takahisa, and Kaworu's sister, Mari, the "demon public disciplinary commissioner." In this parallel world of "Freak Island" set in Santa Maria Academy, a storm of blood and love is about to... erupt!!?

The collection of ghost stories gathered by Masaya Hokazono, author of "Kichikujima," is the "Ihon" series. The much-anticipated manga adaptations of special works, previously excluded from past comicizations due to their ominous nature, are brought to life by the extraordinary talents of horror masters Noroi Michiru and Taimu, handpicked by Masaya Hokazono. A dream collaboration! Bold reinterpretations to look out for! - My House - Taimu - Flap Flap - Noroi Michiru - Hell Fujoshi - Noroi Michiru

At the end of the battle, Insect Princess Kikuko disappeared along with Ryoichi. The town seemed to have regained its peace, but… Kikuko's genes continue to carry life, and finally, a new Princess is born who will bring terror to the world.

Seven stories adapted from the horror of Hokazono Masaya. This is a continuation of it's prequel, Kuro Ihon