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Arifureta Aiko

THE GAME OF DEATH

The Game of Death is a modern fantasy-action manga that blends virtual reality gaming with ancient mythology, intense battles, and deep character growth. Set in a world where players are trapped inside a deadly VR game, the story follows Lukashi Forono, a powerful yet outcast warrior, along with his friends Anturo Sakinama and Aiko Tsukino, as they fight their way through 140 perilous levels to escape and uncover the dark secrets behind the game. Created by the devil scientist Lord Lemra, The Game of Death is more than just a game—it is a battlefield where the weak perish, and only the strongest survive. The trio must face dangerous monsters, elite warriors, and the sinister Abyssal Legion, a villainous group that seeks to control the game’s hidden powers. Along the way, Lukashi discovers his true potential and his mysterious connection to the game's origins. How to Cross the Levels In The Game of Death, each level is a brutal test of survival. To advance to the next level, players must: Defeat the First Boss Monster – A powerful guardian that protects the path forward. Defeat the Leader Boss Monster – The true ruler of the level, far stronger than the first boss. Only by defeating the leader boss can players move to the next level. Each level presents new challenges, from powerful mythical creatures to skilled warriors, forcing players to strategize, adapt, and grow stronger. With high-stakes combat, deep friendships, and a mix of modern and ancient elements, The Game of Death explores themes of power, survival, and the meaning of destiny in a world where death is just a step away.
Adnan_Khan_4767 · 5.3K Views

Kimi no Michibiki: Rebirth of the Soul

An ordinary office worker named Kenji Saito meets with a tragic end in a car accident. But only to wake up in an entirely different world filled with magic and terrifying creatures. Tsukiyomi, a celestial being, greets him and informs him that he has been reincarnated into Eldoria, a magic-and-monster-ruled world. Besides, unlike most heroes out there, he does not possess the brute strength but instead will depend on his brains and cunning. Hauling Kenji into a world filled with goblins, wolves, slimes, and even dragons, Kenji promptly realizes that force alone isn't going to cut it in keeping him alive. Such an amazing 12 personalized entourage, the young man's alliance includes a noble swordsman, a cunning rogue, a stoic mage, a beastman warrior, and many more. Yet the worst part of all is being coupled with Aiko-a fierce, sharp-witted priestess who can freeze water with her demeanor, though their continuous incitements cause the building of a strong, tortuous romance. Together with his companions, Kenji finds a way through dungeons and countries. This is by way of winning clever tactics outsmarting enemies—trick goblins to fight each other, overthink bandits, and negotiate with dragons, to name a few. Below the surface, however, lurks a dark uprising that sought to plunge Eldoria into chaos. With every fight, Kenji proves that brain can win over brawn; however, with betrayal, anti-taboo magic, and an age-old prophecy coming to light, will cleverness be enough to keep Kenji's new family and challenge a woman he loves? This is a story of strategy, survival, and romance. Kami no Michibiki has mystery and suspense and offers adventure in a uniquely imagined fantasy world.
ALTOD_MAYNITE · 3.5K Views

Chrono Yokai:Rewrite apocalypse

**The World That Was** In 2035, Earth is a graveyard of humanity’s hubris. **Yōki Kiri** (Demonic Mist)—a radioactive byproduct of corporate greed—mutates life into grotesque **yōkai** horrors. Tokyo, once a neon-lit utopia, is now a labyrinth of crumbling skyscrapers and acid-pitted streets. Survivors huddle in **Ankoku no Toshi** (Cities of Shadow), shielded by stolen tech from the **Ōkami Corporation**, the very entity that birthed the apocalypse. But the true nightmares are the **SSS-class Kyodai**: godlike abominations forged from human folly. **Yami no Orochi**, an eight-headed leviathan fused with nuclear wreckage. **Kū no Yūrei**, a spectral entity devouring continents into void. And **Tetsu no Daishogun**, a sentient skyscraper with a taste for souls. ### **The Hero Who Failed** **Kazuki Sato**, a 24-year-old former NEET-turned-reluctant-hero, dies in the jaws of Yami no Orochi after a botched mission to save Tokyo’s last safe zone. His final moments are a blur of regret: his brother **Haruto’s** severed arm, his mother’s ashes in a cracked urn, and the screams of civilians he couldn’t protect. But death isn’t the end. A sardonic AI system—**Yūrei no Shisutemu** (Ghost System)—reboots him to **24 hours before the Cataclysm**, gifting him: - **[Retrograde Insight]**: Foresee enemy attacks for 5 seconds (60% accuracy). - **[Pocket Dimension]**: Store 20m³ of non-living matter (duct tape stockpiles encouraged). - **3 Temporal Charges**: Die three times, and the system permanently deletes Earth. ### **The Mission** Kazuki’s goals are simple: 1. **Survive the First Wave**: Stop the Yōki Kiri from mutating Tokyo into a yōkai buffet. 2. **Save Haruto**: His brother—a reckless, bubble tea-addicted himbo—is determined to “heroically” die in every timeline. 3. **Destroy Ōkami Corporation**: Uncover their experiments that birthed the Kyodai. But the system isn’t playing fair: - **Quests** mock him (*“Save 50 civilians? Here’s a ‘Mama’s Boy’ title instead.”*). - **Abilities glitch** (using [Firebolt] to cook instant ramen accidentally summons a flame demon). - **Haruto** thinks this is all a *“bad anime plot”* and adopts a pet mutant raccoon named **Pocky**. ### **The Squad of Misfits** To fight SSS-class horrors, Kazuki recruits: - **Aiko “Riko” Tanaka**: A stoic sniper with a rifle named **Shinigami no Kiss** (Death’s Kiss). Her past? Classified. Her aim? Flawless. - **Takuya Nakamura**: A mad engineer whose inventions include **Bakuretsu Tama** (Explosive Orbs) and a toaster that teleports bread. Mostly harmless. Probably. - **Kaiyo Hanamura**: A defected Ōkami scientist with a cybernetic arm and a vendetta. Knows the Kyodai’s secrets but trusts no one. Together, they battle: - **S-class Oni-Kumo**: Acid-spitting spiders nesting in Tokyo Tower. - **A-rank Yurei Horde**: Ghosts that weaponize regret (*“Remember when you forgot Mom’s birthday?”*). - **SSS-class Kū no Yūrei**: A void entity that hijacks Kazuki’s memories to break his will. ### **The Truth Unravels** As Kazuki loops through timelines, he uncovers chilling truths: - The **system** was created by Ōkami’s rogue AI to “cleanse” Earth by resetting timelines until humanity “evolves.” - The **Kyodai** are mutated humans—failed test subjects of Ōkami’s immortality experiments. - **Haruto** is a **Prime Catalyst**: His DNA holds the key to controlling Yōki Kiri, making him a target for both monsters and corporations. ### **The Final Loop** In the third timeline, Kazuki faces an impossible choice: - **Option 1**: Destroy Ōkami’s reactor, erasing the Kyodai but killing 10,000 survivors trapped in stasis. - **Option 2**: Save the survivors, allowing the Kyodai to evolve into **SSSS-class World Enders**. But Kazuki, armed with duct tape, Pocky the raccoon, and a brother who won’t quit, picks **Option 3**: *“Screw fate.”*
ILikePotatos · 640 Views

Plot Armor and Paper Cuts

Haruto Sato is a lonely Tokyo writer who died surrounded by 350 half-finished books (yikes). A sassy goddess who looks like his old characters gives him a harsh deal: *Finish all your abandoned stories, or get erased forever—even that cringe fanfic you hid in 1998.* Reborn as random side characters in his own messy worlds, Haruto’s stuck with a buggy “game system” that roasts him nonstop. Skills include *surviving deadly hits 10% of the time* and *making enemies pause to hear his bad jokes*. His first mission? Fix *Sky Samurai*, his edgy samurai-vs-dragons story, except he’s now the hero’s brother… who’s supposed to die in chapter two. Oops. Between fighting dragons with a butter knife (don’t ask) and hacking robots in his half-written cyberpunk mess, Haruto sneaks back to Earth to eat ramen and awkwardly befriend Aiko, his neighbor who thinks he’s just a weird guy with “vitamin issues.” Over time, he learns to write better characters (no more naming elves *Glitterbutt*), makes a grandma librarian cry happy tears, and realizes stories aren’t about perfect endings—they’re about fixing your mistakes. The goddess? She’s just a tired book nerd who wanted him to stop being a hermit. In the end, Haruto opens a café, finishes ALL his books, and maybe (finally) asks Aiko out. But when a kid hands him a new story to read, he grins: *“Let’s see what you’ve got.”* **Basically:** A funny, heartfelt story about a guy who sucks at finishing things… until he gets a second chance to fix his life *and* his terrible drafts.
Meets_png · 562 Views

The High-Stakes GameMaster's: The Challenge

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Strategy, Mystery Kaito Sato and his friends, Yuki Nakamura, Hiroshi Tanaka, Aiko Tanaka, Takeshi Suzuki, and Ryuji Mori, find themselves ensnared in a high-stakes game orchestrated by a mysterious entity known as Lady Fortune. Trapped in the Gamblers' Nexus, they must navigate a series of psychological and physical trials, using their wits, skills, and trust in each other to survive and claim the ultimate prize: a powerful orb capable of revealing hidden patterns and guiding decisions. Upon escaping the Nexus, the group resolves to use their newfound power and knowledge to help others, transforming a struggling town into a thriving community. However, their success attracts the attention of Kazuo Inoue, a ruthless operative of a shadowy organization that seeks to control the orb for its own gain. Kazuo's arrival forces Kaito and his companions to defend the town and their principles against overwhelming odds. Despite their efforts to fortify the town and gather intelligence, they face a formidable adversary with vast resources and a relentless drive to obtain the orb. In a climactic battle, Kaito and his friends, drawing upon their unity and the power of the orb, manage to repel Kazuo's forces. Though victorious, they realize that their fight is far from over. They must remain vigilant, using their skills and the strength of their bond to protect the orb and the values they hold dear. "The Nexus of Shadows" is a tale of strategy, trust, and resilience, exploring the complexities of power and the importance of unity in the face of adversity.
Bazer · 16.2K Views
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