Kuroi Shiro

It's the distant future. The moon, which was an information relay point between outer space and Earth, accumulated vast amounts of information and became the largest library in human history.

A girl who went missing 30 years ago was found dead one day, but her age was still the same as it had been back then.

One night during an elementary school nature retreat, a child casually makes a wish upon a star. Twenty-five years later, that forgotten wish begins to come true, pulling the past back into the present and forcing the adult they have become to face the meaning, cost, and consequences of something they once wished for without understanding.

Ring is an experimental full-color “clay manga” by Kuroi Shiro, adapted from materials he originally made for a 2018 clay animation. Using handmade models and a stop-motion-inspired visual style, the story captures the warmth, strangeness, and emotional texture of physical objects brought to life.

In a parallel Japan that continued its isolation after the Bakumatsu era (the final years of the Edo period), the Imperial Capital becomes the stage for a surreal blend of samurai culture and science fiction. This full-color doujinshi sketches the atmosphere of a strange retro-futurist world where history took a very different path.

In a world where humans live inside sentient, habitable creatures called Yadokashi, an orphaned girl searching for shelter discovers an old, abandoned one in ruins. Though feared as dangerous and beyond saving, the wounded Yadokashi may still have a home to offer, if someone is willing to care for it.

The space ship "Leviathan" was once the arena for a cruel battle of survival. The only hope: a cryogenic chamber - but there's only room for one person

A human drama that is set in a riverside hotel on the border between this world and the other world.