Omii

In the fractured realm of Britannia, Prince Tristan Liones carries a volatile burden—the blinding light of the Goddesses and the scorching hellfire of the Demons. He expects a life of duty and battlefield strategies, not a storm of the heart. Enter Clementine, a rare, wingless fairy out exploring the world under a clinical, high-vocabulary shield. To the world, she is a brilliant underdog. To the Eternal King Arthur Pentragon, she is a closely guarded princess, hidden away because her unique Moth Monarch biology requires a highly specific synthesis of pure light and heat to awaken. When a sudden crisis throws Tristan and Clementine together, their soul-bonded connection triggers a spectacular metamorphosis that will force them to stand as a united front against the forces of Camelot, her adoring father, and the chaotic legacy of their own bloodlines.

Centuries of bloody warfare and a looping destiny ended when Elizabeth walked away from Meliodas for his brother, Estarossa. Left a broken shell amidst the ash of the ruined Sky Palace, the Dragon’s Sin of Wrath was ready to let his own uncontrollable hellfire consume him out of pure grief.But out of the smoke stepped Calathea—a rogue Goddess-Fairy hybrid hiding from a world that deemed her a taboo abomination. Armed with the modular spirit chakrams Samsara, Calathea didn't fear the monster ripping Meliodas apart. Her rare "Tranquil Soul" magic anchored his soul and forced him to breathe again. In a hidden twilight valley, a genuine, uncursed bond begins to take root. Meliodas didn't die of sorrow; he found a true Queen, and a venomous, obsessive Elizabeth is about to learn that the Dragon's Sin of Wrath no longer looks backward.

Lancelot is returning to the Fairy King's Forest to finally master his hybrid heritage and inherit his mother Elaine’s ancient wind magic. He expected stubborn elder fairies, brutal training, and a clash of cultures. He did not expect his girlfriend, Princess Lenore, to insist on coming along as his official "manager."As the primordial core of Chaos Incarnate and a Vampire-Demon hybrid, Lenny’s arrival sends the sacred, light-worshipping forest into a state of absolute panic. While Lancelot fights to prove he belongs as a true protector of the Great Tree, he must also shield his homeland from a looming siege by King Arthur—and shield his uncle, King Harlequin, from getting a literal aneurysm over Lenny’s terrifyingly protective family

King Arthur thought he knew the prophecy of the Four Knights of the Apocalypse. What he didn't foresee was Lenore.Born from a one-in-a-million miracle union between the Ruler of the Demon Realm and Vampire royalty, Lenny is the primordial core of Chaos Incarnate—and she’s just been appointed the official manager of the Horsemen. She’s sweet, she’s polite, and she’s ready to kill Arthur with kindness. But when Arthur targets her to complete his power, he triggers the ultimate family intervention. Backed by her doting father Zeldris, her steel-nerved mother Gelda, a frantic Best Man Tristan, and a completely whipped Lancelot who is desperately trying to follow a 500-page dating manual to keep his legs attached, Lenny is about to show Britannia why she is called Divine Judgement.

To the world, Meliodas is a hero. To Arista, the Eighth Sin, his love is a localized natural disaster. When the Ten Commandments shatter their 3,000-year-old prison, a split-second choice by the Captain leaves the Sin of Heresy abandoned in the dirt—all to shield a stumbling Elizabeth. Dragged into the oppressive depths of the Demon Realm as Zeldris’s prize prisoner, Arista expects torture from the Executioner. Instead, she finds a brutal, mirroring empathy. As the Seven Deadly Sins desperately plot to reclaim their vital "linchpin," they find that Arista’s warmth hasn't been extinguished; it has simply been redirected to the one demon who treats her as a sanctuary.

To U.A. High, Neito Monoma is a theatrical nuisance—an arrogant Class 1-B student obsessed with a petty rivalry. They see the mocking laughter and the villainous smirk. They don’t see the boy terrified of his own bloodline. As the hidden son of All For One, Neito wears a loud, obnoxious mask so no one looks close enough to see the monster's eyes beneath. Only one person knows the real him. Hanabi, the cousin of Shoto Todoroki, has been his anchor since middle school. While her own family fractures under the weight of Endeavour’s legacy, she finds solace in the boy who drops the act only for her. Everyone thinks he’s a joke. But Hanabi knows the truth: beneath the fake laughter lies a boy who would gladly watch the world burn, just to keep her warm.

Dating the younger sister of one of Japan’s top 10 hero is dangerous. Doing it right under the nose of underground legend Eraserhead is lethal. For Hitoshi Shinsou, keeping his relationship a secret within the highly secure walls of U.A. High is the ultimate test of stealth. But when a ruthless villain syndicate infiltrates the campus, targeting her to break her brother, their hidden romance becomes a race for survival. Locked down, hunted, and entirely on their own, they must survive the night without exposing their love—or getting killed by the villains first.

In the dark, drug-fueled neon empire of Bonten, trust is a lethal luxury. As a top-ranking executive, Rindo Haitani is a man of cold calculation and brutal efficiency, hiding his childhood savagery behind tailored suits and designer glasses. But behind the closed doors of his high-security penthouse, he belongs entirely to Rini. Now officially his wife, Rini remains the same bubbly, Neapolitan-haired weapon specialist who captured his obsession years ago. While she elegantly navigates high-society crime galas with a sweet smile and a hidden pistol in her Chanel purse, she is Rindo's ultimate sanctuary. Surrounded by corporate wolves, unhinged executives, and a fiercely protective brother-in-law, Rindo makes one thing terrifyingly clear to the underworld: Bonten may rule Tokyo, but Rini rules his heart—and he will gladly burn the city to the ground to keep his wife safe.

Rindo Haitani lives for the loud, bone-snapping chaos of Roppongi's street wars. He thought he knew every dangerous player in the district until he stumbled into a backdoor arms deal gone wrong. Trapped in a crossfire, he is saved by Rini Mitsu—the bubblegum-sweet girl who spends her days eating pastries and alphabetizing jazz records at the local vinyl shop. But Rini isn’t a helpless civilian. Behind her bright dimpled smile, bouncing Neapolitan hair, and airy laugh lies a ghost in Tokyo's underground—a lethal weapon prodigy who treats firearms and knives with the same cheerful enthusiasm she has for pastries. Fascinated by her chilling composure wrapped in an adorable package, Rindo develops a consuming, dangerous obsession. He begins playing a reckless game, tracking her into Tokyo's darkest corners just to watch her pull a trigger—unaware that playing with gunpowder is the easiest way to get burned.

Shuji Hanma traded the bloody alleys of Shibuya for the sleek, glass high-rises of Minato, turning his terrifying street reputation into a multi-million-yen private security and nightlife empire. To the business world, he is a ruthless, unpredictable CEO who commands absolute submission. But at home, the "God of Death" belongs entirely to Mei. Though they haven’t walked down an aisle, a decade of surviving the Tokyo underworld means Hanma treats Mei with the fierce, absolute devotion of a husband. She is his anchor, his co-ruler, and the only person alive who remembers the feral boy behind the tailored suits. In a world of corporate vultures and lingering shadows from their past, Hanma makes one thing crystal clear to everyone they meet: cross his business, and he’ll ruin you; look at his wife the wrong way, and the monster they think he buried will gladly come out to play.

To the streets of Tokyo, Shuji Hanma is the "God of Death"—a towering, unhinged delinquent who bleeds for the pure thrill of chaos. To the rest of the world, Akari Tachibana is the perfect, soft-spoken daughter of the lead police detective tasked with cleaning up the city's gangs. They should have been natural enemies. Instead, a chance encounter in a rain-drenched alleyway sparks a reckless, fast-paced romance. As Hanma finds himself inexplicably tamed by Akari’s quiet strength, the two are forced to live a double life. In public, they are total strangers; in the dark, they are entirely consumed by each other. But in a world ruled by violence and blood, keeping the ultimate secret is the most dangerous game Hanma has ever played.

For the past year, Mirio Togata has been the ultimate, fiercely protective "third wheel" for Tamaki Amajiki and Nejire Hado, keeping their secret romance safe from the gossiping halls of U.A. High. Mirio is content being the glowing sun that illuminates everyone else's happiness—until Baoqing enters the equation.Previously sidelined due to the sheer, national-level destruction of her bio-electric Kami Origami quirk, Bao is an elite-born powerhouse who prefers oversized hoodies, cheap convenience store snacks, and face-planting onto desks from sheer mental burnout. The moment Mirio meets her, his heroic rhythm is completely derailed by the most unpretentious, warm, and breathtaking person he has ever seen. As the "Big Three" officially becomes the "Big Four," the tables turn. Tamaki and Nejire decide it’s finally time to play matchmaker, forcing a hopelessly flustered Mirio to step out of the sidelines and fight for a love of his own.

Fumikage Tokoyami has always been a creature of the dark. But navigating high school with a human face? That is absolute psychological torture.Following a catastrophic medical complication from his internship with the Number 2 Hero, Class 1-A's resident goth teenager suffers a permanent physiological shift. Overnight, his majestic bird-like mutation recedes entirely, leaving him trapped in the body of a pale, sharp-jawed, incredibly intense emo boy. Suddenly, the shadows he loves are replaced by a grueling spotlight—and an accidental fan club he never wanted. Armed with an all-consuming crush, a hyperactive Dark Shadow that keeps trying to play matchmaker, and a dangerously overprotective Pro Hero older brother hovering in the sky, Fumikage must learn to survive combat training under a new center of gravity. Can a boy who commands the abyss ever find the courage to confess his feelings to a girl who is literally the nation's sun? Or will his teenage romantic dreams be permanently vaporized by a well-timed Solar Flare?

When the Astral Express’s resident Archivist undergoes a volatile, feverish moulting cycle, the train's starlight navigator risks the depths of the Scalegorge Waterscape to find him relief. But in the ancient traditions of the Vidyadhara, medicine and matrimony are dangerous close cousins. By delivering a rare oceanic treasure to a dragon in his nest, she unwittingly triggers a sacred, binding courtship vow that will alter the course of their lives—and their biology—forever.

Tokyo doesn’t believe in heroes anymore. Not after the experiments. Not after the disappearances. And definitely not after the first videos of masked teenagers swinging through the skyline started appearing online. One bite changed everything. Five strangers—each altered by genetically modified spiders connected to a secret biotech project—find themselves developing impossible abilities: enhanced reflexes inhuman agility webbing heightened senses …and mutations that don’t always feel human. By day, they’re students trying to survive exams and unfinished homework. By night? They become the city’s worst-kept secret. As underground crime spreads and the corporation responsible for the spider experiments begins hunting them down, the group is forced together: a reckless fighter with anger issues a boy too selfless for his own good a quiet strategist who trusts no one a loyal bruiser trying to hold everyone together and the girl who somehow became the center of all of them. But the deeper they get into the city’s secrets— the more they realize something terrifying: Accidents always bring trouble they never asked for

At republic university, power is legacy. The children of politicians, bending prodigies, pro-athletes, inventor and ancient family dynasties all arrive with expectations stitched into their names. Firebenders inherit pressure, Earthbenders inherit stability, Waterbenders inherit responsibility and Airbenders inherit freedom. And somewhere between the elite bending tournaments, spirit research programs and underground rivalries, everyone is trying to become someone important. Jasmine has absolutely no interest in that. A rare plantbender with a reputation for accidentally turning university gardens into minature forests whenever she gets emotional and climbing rooftops - she's spent her life refusing to fit neatly into anything, especially expectations. She meets Zuko and he's everything she hates: disciplined, guarded, politically important and impossible to read BUT somehow, the only person who sees straight through her. At the university, bending is more than power, its status, legacy, identity and when Jasmine's unpredictable abilities evolve into something no one has ever seen before, she finds herself pulled into elite rivalries, dangerous phenomena and feelings for the one person she absolutely should not trust. Fire destroys nature but nature survives fire and neither of them are prepared for what happens when instinct collides with control.

At UA., power is something you’re taught to control. For Keigo, it’s something that’s already been decided for him. Every move is watched. Every smile is calculated. Every step forward is part of a plan he didn’t choose. He plays the role perfectly, because that’s what he’s good at. Seira was never meant to fit into that system. Her quirk, burns bright and unpredictable—radiant bursts of star-like energy that grow stronger the more she feels. She’s everything Keigo isn’t supposed to want: uncontrolled, unfiltered, free But the more time he spends with her, the harder it becomes to pretend. Because Seira doesn’t just see through him, she waits for him to stop hiding. And when a system built on control starts closing in— they’re forced to decide: follow the path laid out for them or risk everything and just to choose each other.

At U.A., power is currency—and everyone knows Katsuki Bakugo plans to graduate at the top. He’s loud, brilliant, arrogant, and impossible to ignore. He fights like a natural disaster and loves like one too—badly, stubbornly, and with far too much pride. Then she transfers into Class 1-A. Beautiful. Quiet. Untouchable. She introduces herself as Auriel Matoya, but by the end of the week, the entire school knows her by the name people whisper instead: Seraphim. The girl with celestial wings hidden beneath her skin and plasma hot enough to melt steel from the touch of her hands. She doesn’t shout. She doesn’t posture. She doesn’t need to. She looks like forgiveness and fights like judgment. Bakugo hates her immediately. Which is unfortunate. Because he also can’t stop watching her. What starts as constant arguments, training fights, and mutual refusal to back down becomes something far more dangerous: respect. And for Bakugo, respect is always the beginning of something worse. In a school full of heroes learning how to save people, Bakugo and Seraphim are forced to learn something much harder: how to let someone stand beside you without turning it into war. Because some people fall in love softly. Bakugo falls in love like an explosion. And Auriel? She burns.

At twenty years old, Juniper Caria is already one of Japan’s Top Five Pro Heroes. Young. Beautiful. Untouchable. To the public, she is Monarch—the dazzling butterfly hero with a smile too pretty to fear and a quirk too dangerous to survive underestimating. She walks into disasters looking soft, speaks like she already knows your secrets, and leaves villains collapsing in a trail of glowing wings. People love her. People fear her. Most can’t tell the difference. What they don’t know is that Japan’s most untouchable hero has been in a secret relationship with pro hero Keigo Takami (Hawks) for the last two years. Since before the Top Five rankings. Before the interviews. Before the headlines. Before either of them were supposed to let someone matter that much. Now, Hawks is twenty-two—ranked above her, adored by the public, and still somehow capable of acting like he has no idea how much trouble he causes. He is charm, feathers, and half-truths wrapped in a perfect smile. She is elegance, poison, and quiet control wrapped in butterfly wings. In public, they act like professional partners with suspicious chemistry. In private, he knows exactly how she takes her coffee, and she knows every scar hidden under his feathers. The public thinks she barely tolerates him. Reality is far worse. Because when villains begin targeting heroes connected to Monarch, the one thing June has spent years protecting—her private life—becomes impossible to keep hidden. And love is much easier in the dark than it is under a spotlight. Especially when the whole world is watching. Some butterflies are meant to be admired. Others are warnings.

The world is at war, and hope is traveling on a flying bison. As Aang struggles to master the four elements before Sozin’s Comet arrives, Team Avatar continues its journey across the Earth Kingdom—fleeing Fire Nation soldiers, helping villages left behind by war, and trying to hold onto the idea that peace is still possible. But in the swamps of the Earth Kingdom, they meet someone unexpected. Amaya is a rare plant bender from the Foggy Swamp Tribe—quiet, stubborn, and far more dangerous than she first appears. She bends vines like weapons, roots like shields, and life itself like a promise she refuses to let the war destroy. She joins them for one reason only: the Fire Nation is burning sacred land tied to ancient spirits, healing grounds, and people the world has already forgotten. She has no interest in destiny. No patience for chosen ones. And absolutely no intention of becoming attached. Unfortunately, Team Avatar has other plans. Especially Prince Zuko. As loyalties shift, old wounds reopen, and the war grows closer, Amaya must decide whether survival means standing alone— or letting people close enough to stay. Because even after fire, some things still grow.