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Quallum: Butterfly Threat (蝶脅威機クアラム)

In the near future, large flying quailed creatures with high-speed abilities approprietly named Quallum (クアラム) invades Earth at midnight as a result of a failed experimentation involving the fusion breeding of threatened butterfly species into female humans whose goal is to save the world from a potential weapon of destruction. The cross-shaped archipelago of Kamdo (四夢島) located in the central part of Pacific Sea situated between the two hemispheres comprises four islands and an titular academy city to the center. Female human students are raised to be superheroines combatting problems that plague society in general such as crime, arson and even enforced disappearances and are equipped with scantily-clad armed suits dubbed Glovirtas (武装蝶乙女) patterned after rare butterfly species. Aoi Seiten (晴天アオイ), a socially awkward freshman student with below average grades, save an helicopter hosting three pilots from a Quallum, unaware that she actually achieved superhuman skills after a dozen of failed missions. Following her first completed mission, Aoi meet a mysterious transfer student Kurenai Akatsuki (暁クレナイ) that gradually changes her life, and Kiino Hiruhoshi (昼星キイノ), her long forgotten childhood friend. Together they form a team that will gradually gain trust each other and as they befriend the bespectacled Midori Joryoku (常緑ミドリ) and the top-class student Murasaki Yuyami (夕闇ムラサキ), they unite a very difficult plan to investigate the surrounding mysteries of the archipel and faces numerous challenges against the impending Quallum apocalypse.

Lost World Rhapsody (ロストワールドラプソディー)

200 years ago, several archeologists discovered a lost continent south of Earth in the aftermath of a paranormal phenomena that claimed millions of lives. Since then, haunting spirits that come out of nowhere can corrupt anyone who commits a sin considered as harmful at one point in his/her own life, eventually trapping them through material ways such as mirrors and books in which their voices can be heard only by the Gifted Ones, persons who harbors superpowers through chance such as telepathy and premonition. Among those is an orphaned young boy named Heins (ハインス), who believes has lost most of his memories, works at a tavern run by a middle-aged man. Unable to remember anything regarding what happened to his past without feeling uneasy, he experiences daydreams everyday while imagining various theories over the memory loss. While going on a errand in downtown, Heins meets a flying spirit who looks like a little girl whom he mistakes her for a ghost because of her inability to be seen by anybody other than the gifted. The spirit girl grow very close to the boy and almost always follow after him even when alone, eventually naming her Luna (ルナ). Unbeknownst to the forming of a contract by the spirit girl while coerced to go on a cave, Heins gains access to a sacred relic in the form of a oval hourglass that can act as time clock and travels the past to learn the biggest secret behind humankind's downfall and recover his lost memories only to find out he is entrapped in several parallel worlds that are essentially alternate versions of the same incident told by deceased different revisionist historians.


90°W -pure white hood-

Several milleniums after humanity has long been mostly exterminated in a old planet where they used to live, a brand new planet has been created to start things from zero while continuing things that are left off in the history of the previous planet. It hosts over hundreds of pocket-sized city-states, or "estates", with varying geographical, cultural and political features, all of which is run by a single leader, commonly known as "The Master" (界の運営者), enjoying immense personality cult whose supposed goal is to promote the new generation of humans through the renewal of natural breeding of living beings and material beings such as robots, cyborg and drones acts as guards to stabilize the whole planet. Amongst one of these is a seemingly rich estate known as Excessus (エグゼクザス): its unrealistic levels of political power favors everything that's right within the world. However because it possess such an heavenly aura that inhabitants from estates all around the world visit for its utopian environment in contrast to their poorer places of residence, it's actually just a misleading ploy for the Master to use its own beliefs for the darkest of intentions. Excessus, like most estates of the new planet, are treated as client states for the Master and is run by a corrupt family loyal to the Master. Mashiro (真白), born to a family that lives below the poverty line, has already learned the truth behind Excessus that surrounds him at the age of 6. He leads a small secret vigilante organization that steals the assets of the rich and gives to the poor. Because Mashiro is severely despised as a human being, he wants to create a classless and stateless paradise where everyone and everything are equal and seeks to avenge the Master as he embarks on a long journey uncovering the truth of the world beyond Excessus.