Reika Oozeki

After seeing her friend’s disturbing social media posts, Riko tries to intervene to help her but fails to prevent her from dying a mysterious, violent death. Convinced there is more to the story than a suicide, Riko dives into a world of memes, influencers, and posting for attention. As the pile of bodies grows, and Riko faces her own possible curse, she and her friends travel to Taiwan to find the source of this demonic social media killer.

One summer in the third grade, a quiet boy named Tsubasa meets Gyotaro, a boy everyone in the class looked up to, and the two become close friends. Within their small world, they share irreplaceable moments—until a small incident suddenly tears them apart.

Yuzuru Hamura is a university student and a fan of mystery novels. Against his will, he was forced to join the school's mystery club. The club is led by Kyosuke Akechi. Meanwhile, Hiruko Kenzaki appears in front of them. She attends the same university and she is also a private detective. These 3 people attend a summer camp and stay at Shijinso pension in the mountains. On their first day there, they must barricade themselves in the pension. The next morning, they discover a murder has taken place in the pension.

A former couple remembers their most intimate days, only to part once again. A bittersweet love story inspired by a Jim Jarmusch masterpiece, set in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rino believes that "the man of her destiny" is Jun who always disappears from her whenever she feels their love for each other. In their lifetime, they meet many times and Rino is 100% focused on him every time. These encounters and separations are repeated in many circumstances. What could be the miraculous result of her persistent love for him?

Yasuhiko is a transfer student to a classroom with Miyuki. She barely notices him until he suddenly appears before her in the library. The truth comes out: Yasuhiko is from the future. Bound by this special secret, they become closer and closer. Yasuhiko reveals that this trip is inspired by a book from Miyuki’s era, a book, she later learns from her future self, that she authored. On the day of his departure, Miyuki makes a promise, that she will write that novel to treasure this unforgettable summer, just as her future self says. Ten years later, the book is about to be published. As Miyuki waits to reunite with her past self, nothing happens! Did something go wrong in the past? Are there more secrets to come?

Around Haruka Hara, who works for a video production company, an invisible anomaly begins to quietly spread. An internet meme that her colleague Honoka eagerly pursues—a rumor that something "happens" on July 5, 2025, at 4:18 a.m. Is it a coincidence that day coincides with Haruka's birthday? Haruka starts to experience paranormal events and finds a video on TikTok that mirrors her experience. Based on the manga by Ryo Tatsuki "The Future I Saw" which featured a prophecy predicting the great east earthquake. This tale follows another prophecy from the book.

Four female high school students in Fukuoka are big fans of Japanese rock band "CreepHyp." They decide to go to Tokyo to attend their concert.

Gonta, a good-looking man living a false life in Tokyo, and Katsuyo, whose grandma is a powerful and energetic woman who lives an honest life in the countryside, suddenly exchange bodies one day.

Futawata Shinori is part of the "nobodies" in school but she is secretly dating popular guy Suga Misaki. However, she also has a secret which she hides from everyone - she is the owner of popular social media account "Shirousa" (white rabbit). One day, Shinori and Misaki had an argument and Shinori wished that her "online life" becomes real. The next day, Shinori realised that everything around her becomes weird and she can't find Misaki anywhere. Misaki also noticed that Shinori's existence in the world is gone. Shinori later found out she got stuck in a parallel world where the students' popularity is ranked based on their social media accounts, thus causing Shinori to be a popular girl in school, while the popular students in the real world are the nobodies.