The stage is Asakusa, Tokyo. Middle schooler Kazuki has quit the football club, without telling his childhood friend (or maybe more?) Enta, and is now doing everything he can – no matter the consequences – to connect with "that person." When the delinquent Toi transfers into his class, he and Kazuki end up destroying the local Kappa statue, angering the prince of the Kappa, Keppi, who turns the three boys into Kappa by stealing their shirikodama, the soul-containing organ located in the anus. Now, in order to return to being human, the boys must steal the shirikodama of the "kappa zombies" that have appeared and are feeding on the desires of Asakusa denizens. Can the... more>> boys successfully connect together and defeat the zombies? And if so, what dark secrets will be revealed through the "Sarazanmai" process?

Meanwhile, local cop duo Niiboshi Reo and Akutsu Mabu are the ones behind the "desire exploitation" process creating the kappa zombies. Who are they taking orders from? What secrets do they have in their past, and can their relationship survive the fallout?

This complete manga adaptation of anime "Sarazanmai" by director Kunihiko Ikuhara (Revolutionary Girl Utena, Mawaru Penguindrum) explores themes from queer love and sexuality to the strains of sibling relationships and the struggles of connecting in today's world of smartphones and SNS, illustrated by original character designer Miggy. <<less

Police officers Niiboshi Reo and Akutsu Mabu are stationed at a police box in Asakusa, Tokyo. One day, they find a baby girl lying on... more>> top of a plate. Naming the girl "Sara," they decide to raise her together. Protecting the town's peace together, what sweet incidents will they encounter!? Along the way, the pair will overcome obstacles as two men being fathers for a baby, and question the origin of Sara's mysterious magical powers... <<less

A compilation artbook/manga anthology, by Range Murata, with contributions by various artists.... more>>

The title aims to harness talents from global creative hotbeds like London, Paris and New York and create something more than the average manga artbook through collaborations with American and European creatives.

Every issue will reveal the huge variety of talent the Japanese illustration and manga worlds have to offer, giving insight into their work and thought processes through various features. <<less