Chaos;Head Noah

With his parents moving to America for work, Jinno Kyouji returns to his hometown, Kurehito City, after several years of absence to live with his mother's cousin, the free-spirited Saitama Yamiko. There, he encounters several girls he shares a history with.

Kazuyagi Akane, the strong-spirited tomboy he grew up with.
Namiki Aoi, a gloomy girl who's Akane's best friend.
Misono Kiika, a graceful, good-natured classmate of his from his old school.

In three years of absence, his hometown and its people have changed ever so slightly. Despite some hiccups, Kyouji's peaceful days in his hometown begin.

At least until he meets a mysterious girl on his way to his first day at school. Violet hair. Large, striking eyes. Skin that's paler than the driven snow.

"Welcome home," she says. "My name is Yuka. Remember it."

And wherever Yuka is, one mysterious, inexplicable figure is always nearby—a monstrous man by the name of Gore Screaming Show.

Kyouji's encounter with these two figures marks the end of his peaceful days—as they bring madness and despair into this world. Will Kyouji and the girl he loves be able to escape and return to their peaceful days? Or will they—

It's been six years since a massive earthquake leveled the city of Shibuya. Now, in October 2015, while researching a number of recent murders, Takuru Miyashiro realizes a horrible truth. These murders are the return of a series of killings that plunged Shibuya into terror six years ago. And at the same time, people called gigalomaniacs, with the powers to make their delusions real, are beginning to awaken.

Chaos;Child is the fourth entry in the Science Adventure series and the thematic sequel to the first entry, Chaos;Head.

Eighties. The romanticism of the early rock’n’roll, the making of the trans-national corporations, the spirit of freedom and rebellion against society, political intrigues, world unbound by the vice of globalization and the birth of modern business model. The time when money could buy everything and meant nothing.

The main character is a son of a Soviet Union diplomat, living in Japan since childhood. After his parents returned to their motherland, he has been living alone, working part-time as a programmer for a large Japanese corporation and attending a local elite school for children from wealthy families. One day he gets caught in a whirlwind of events, intrigues and complicated human relationships. Is he destined to get out of this whirlwind unhurt and find his love?

Your life together has been steady and sweet.

"Hey, can we kiss? Just a lover's hello."

She looks up at you with those puppy-dog eyes.

"Come closer. Wouldn't you rather do more than just kiss?"

She tempts you with that honeyed voice, and the more you get to know her, the more there is to love.
No drama here, that's all over and done with.
This is a little slice of bliss.

"I am Alice. Do let me hear a story."

Here and there - in the space between buildings, in back alleys, perhaps even in the underground - the Forest bleeds into our world. The Forest is a forbidden place where the rules of our world do not apply.

Our heroes must struggle against the Forest, without so much as the hope of assistance or understanding from the outside world.

They do battle against the "riddles" the Forest imposes upon them with the aid of superhuman abilities known as "gifts."

And should they know defeat in their battle against the Forest, they will face that which they fear most - expulsion from Shinjuku.