Kanari Youzaburou

"Don't go near the shrine! If you want to leave this village safely..." Moriya Tou was at the peak of happiness. His girlfriend Kasumi accepted his marriage proposal. However, from that day on, Kasumi disappeared... leaving behind the words, "I'll get permission from my aunt and sister back home." In pursuit of Kasumi's whereabouts, Tou visits Ototachimura, a closed village that has been ruled by a feudal lord's family since ancient times. The villagers look at Tou suspiciously, Kasumi's sister Tsubaki has a melancholy look on her face, and there is a shrine that worships something unknown. Is this village hiding something...? On the morning before the once-every-25-year festival, the body of a villager is discovered...!

Fuwa Kosuke is a very timid and unassuming junior high school student. His parents died when he was young so he lives with his father's friend Kobayakawa, a professor of archaeology, along with his daughter Saeko Kobayakawa, who is also Kosuke's homeroom teacher. One day Kosuke is critically injured when he is hit by a car and killed by a thief who breaks into the house. When everyone is convinced that he is dead, Kosuke's brainwaves begin to show signs of abnormality and his body shows an amazing and instantaneous recovery. While Kosuke's change was instantaneous, and all but his miraculous recovery seemed to be due to his imagination, the professor was the only one who couldn't help but worry about Kosuke. He had seen the 'silver-haired Kosuke' nine years ago. The silver-haired Kosuke has a super brain and senses that make it hard to believe that he is a child. He has discovered that his father was killed in a fake accident and that his assistant, Kuchisaki, was responsible for the accident, and he sentenced him to death by fire. Kosuke and Saeko go to the ruins of a school event, and the professor, who has been accompanying them to the event, runs into a thief who has stolen the materials from their house, and is trapped in a trap that he has inadvertently set. He becomes the silver-haired Kosuke again and begins to solve the mystery of the ruins. From then on, the Kobayakawa family is caught up in a battle between many organizations that are trying to obtain the secrets of the ancient ruins. Silver-haired Kosuke' becomes known as 'Silver Wolf' in the midst of this battle, and this leads to a battle with the Lorenz Foundation, the child prodigy organization that killed Kosuke's father. At the same time, Kosuke's own body is also affected by the imbalance between "Silver Wolf" and "Ordinary Kosuke". Kosuke's own body cannot keep up with the silver-haired Kosuke's abilities, and this ultimately results in the overworking of his body and brain, reducing his life span. The Lorenz Foundation then launches its final operation. They plan to revive the super-ancient final weapon and exterminate the human race. Kosuke rides to the Foundation's home base to save his friends and defeat the Lord of the Foundation, albeit at a cost. When all is said and done, the silver-haired Kosuke falls into an eternal sleep with no end in sight. But once again, when his loved ones are in danger, Kosuke's silver hair will shine again.

Threatening Notes. Locked Rooms. Impossible Murders. We've seen detectives solve them all, but how did they come about in the first place? How does a culprit check into a hotel without taking off his mask? How much does it cost to set up an elaborate trick? What's the right font to use while writing a scary message? Presenting all these and more, in a hilarious retelling of the best Kindaichi stories, but this time, from the culprit's point of view! Can the culprit successfully pull off his crimes with the young detective watching on? Serialized in Kodansha's Magapoke (Pocket Shonen Magazine) app from 2017. Volume 1-6 > File Series. Volume 7 > Case Series. Volume 8-9 > Shin Series.

Kohei Nagase is an prodigy special effects artist. He and pro stuntman, Shingo Kannazuki, form Studio Gimmick. Together, they help people in need of Studio Gimmick's exceptional services. These people's problems are often able to be solved with Kohei's stunning special effects skills.

“The moment you open the letter, you will be cursed. After reading the letter, you have to make two copies and send it to a close friend within 24 hours.” Everyone knows what it’s like to pass notes in class. People carelessly write about things like love or gossip. One day, everything suddenly turns out evil…

Itsuki is an assistant at the Folklore Research Institute and is always caught in mysterious cases as he pursues his studies. Follow along as he tries to unlock these mysteries that are tangled with old beliefs and local customs using his keen professional intelligence.

Kindaichi (frequently with best-bud, Miyuki) travels to various places where a murder has taken place, typically involving ghosts, curses, myths and folklore of significant events from the distant past, and solves the mystery using ingenious deductions of curious clues and his cool magic. Serialized in Kodansha's Weekly Shounen Magazine from 1992-1997. Case List: Opera House Murder Case. Ijinkan Village Murder Case. Snow Yaksha Legend Murder Case. School's Seven Mysteries Murder Case. Isle of Hidden Treasure Murder Case. Legend of Broken Heart Lake Murder Case. Ijinkan Hotel Murder Case. Head Hanging School Murder Case. Headless Samurai Murder Case. Kindaichi the Killer. Tarot Mountain Hut Murder Case. Castle of Wax Murder Case. Gentleman Thief the Killer. Graveyard Island Murder Case. Magical Express Murder Case. The Black Butterfly of Death Murder Case. French Silver Coin Murder Case. Demon God Site Murder Case. Reika Hayami Kidnapping Murder Case. Note: In the newer reprints of the Kindaichi series, the File, Case and Shin cases were merged and printed as full cases instead of the original tankobon. The volumes which correspond to the above cases are 01-19. The raw links below correspond to the first chapter of the first case of the File Series.