L.I.F.E. is an anthology series set in the near future where citizens receive a hand delivered card stating their date of death. Each episode, through different genres and new characters, explores the recipients remaining months.
Leo, a nostalgist, tries to fulfill his client's dream, Mr. Edi, to own a house with the exact same design as his old house. After hearing Pak Edi's story about his feelings for Mrs. Lina, his late wife, Leo felt pressed to find a love story with someone. Leo watched an ad for an app called Get to know, "you're not the only one who feels alone. There are lots of other people who feel it too. why not try together? "Kenali" now!
After harboring a crush on her handsome classmate Yeo Myung, Mi Na is determined to confess her feelings for him. However, every time Mi Na tries to ask Yeo Myung out, something absurd gets in the way, from almost getting hit by a car to her grand gestures getting ruined – and so far, she's failed twelve times. Mi Na complains about her woes to her best friend Yeong Woong, who is oddly unsympathetic to Mi Na's lack of success. But there's something that Mi Na doesn't know: Yeo Myung and Yeong Woong are actually psychics from another world, and the only way they can return home is by killing Mi Na. Is there any way all three students can get what they want, or will someone end up unhappy in the end?
The fantasy romance story centers on seven brothers who are knights of the Marronnier Kingdom. The kingdom lies in the center of a group of eight kingdoms, and each brother is dispatched to a different kingdom as ambassadors, to go on an adventure to find their fated partner.
The story follows Kyūko, a high school girl who was born to a human and a fox. Although she has eight beautiful, talented older siblings, she worries about being just ordinary, and she cannot control her fox charm powers well. Her childhood friend Haru-chan tells her that he find her charming and totally adores her, but still …. The fox girl Kyūko works hard for everyone and for herself.
Trapped in a bathroom, Claire must talk to a man on her computer screen who claims he is from thirty years into the future. Claire must write--and write quickly--about beings from the future who are coming to destroy human history.
In a world where the supernatural is known but scorned, werewolves, "walkers" and beings with supernatural afflictions attempt to live normal lives in human society. Many are closeted. Few are accepted. To help them fit in, and to navigate the problems in their lives, they come to Dr. Michelle Kessler. A therapist by trade, Kessler is equal parts strong and empathetic, providing her patients a safe space to explore and understand themselves in a world where losing grip could put their families at risk. Self-hatred, alienation. The burdens of carrying impossible secrets. The struggle to feel human.
Double Circle is the original web anime by Toshiba which has the theme of the smart community in Kawasaki. It is the story of the people who live in Kawasaki, and which incorporated the idea of energy, environment, and activation of the regional economy using ICT.
The Malazan universe is a massive, complex epic fantasy setting created by Canadian authors Steven Erikson and Ian C. Esslemont. Known for its staggering scale, profound focus on compassion, and deeply entrenched military grit, it spans over 20 mammoth novels that explore thousands of years of history, brutal warfare, and the machinations of gods and ancient races.
A troubled high school student seeks the comfort of escapism through interactive gaming. Played is a commentary on youth radicalization through the scope of futuristic technologies.
"I am writing in this diary for anyone who might find it, and if the world ever returns to normal, I want you to hear my story and know what really happened in this world."
Enter a realm too complex for the human mind. Comprehensible only to computers, but reinterpreted for humans in a series of short vignettes. Welcome - to The Void.