A Useful Ghost: A New Modern Classic
The classic ghosts-in-revenge story expanded into an extensive dig into the historical social system while being funny and horny.
Zombie Village: Endless Escape
Emi, Miho, Joni, and Takuma drive their car to an off-season vacation home. They had escaped with the money from the underground casino where they were working, and were supposed to meet Ichiro, the leader of the group, at the villa house to split the money. However, something was wrong in the town. The car radio is filled with noise, and the cell phone is out of service, so they cannot reach Ichiro. The town is as quiet as a ghost town, but some people are still there...
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Emi, Miho, Joni, and Takuma drive their car to an off-season vacation home. They had escaped with the money from the underground casino where they were working, and were supposed to meet Ichiro, the leader of the group, at the villa house to split the money. However, something was wrong in the town. The car radio is filled with noise, and the cell phone is out of service, so they cannot reach Ichiro. The town is as quiet as a ghost town, but some people are still there...
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