Y/N takes on a private tutoring gig for a wealthy family, only to realize they are tasked with helping five identical quintuplet sisters—Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, and Itsuki—pass their upcoming exams so they avoid getting expelled.
Title: Clockwork Heartbeat, Unsealed Fate Summary: When a sudden, high-magnitude spatial quake hits Tengu City, Ratatoskr detects an anomalous Spirit energy fluctuation—one that doesn't belong to any known Spirit on record. Y/N, a top-tier analyst transferred to Fraxinus from an overseas AST counter-measure unit, is tasked with identifying the entity before DEM Industries can execute their capture protocols. The mystery deepens when the source of the quakes turns out to be tied to a forgotten temporal anomaly left in the wake of Kurumi Tokisaki's past time rewinds. Caught in the crossfire between Ratatoskr's date strategy, DEM’s aggressive Wizard deployments, and Kurumi's own ambiguous motives, Y/N must find a way to reach the new Spirit's heart—before her unsealed Astral Dress tears the city’s space-time fabric apart for good.
Fourteen-year-old Shinji Ikari is summoned to the subterranean city of Tokyo-3 by his estranged father, Gendo, only to discover he has been chosen to pilot a giant biological mecha called Evangelion Unit-01 against monstrous entities known as Angels. Forced to fight to protect a world that feels completely alien to him, Shinji must navigate the psychological toll of combat alongside his fellow pilots—the stoic Rei Ayanami and the fiery Asuka Langley Soryu—while uncovering the dark, apocalyptic secrets hidden beneath NERV’s surface.
The steady pitter-patter of rain against the classroom window signaled the end of another school day, but for Nishikata, it felt like the opening bell to a high-stakes duel. Holding his green umbrella tightly in his grip, he glanced over at Takagi, who was calmly staring out at the downpour while packing her bag. She was completely unequipped—no rain jacket, no umbrella in sight. This is it, Nishikata thought, his heart hammering against his ribs as a triumphant grin threatened to break across his face. She always manages to read my mind, but today, fate is on my side. I’ll offer to walk her home under my umbrella before she can even make a game out of it. If I take the initiative, she won't have any room to tease me! Clearing his throat and summoning every ounce of composure he possessed, Nishikata took a step toward her desk. "Hey, Takagi-san... it looks like you forgot your umbrella today." Takagi turned toward him, a soft, familiar smile playing on her lips. "Oh? Is that so, Nishikata-kun?"
Rintaro Tsumugi, a quiet boy from Chidori High, a school known for delinquent students, accidentally meets Kaoruko Waguri, a bright and gentle student from the prestigious Kikyo Girls' Academy. Despite the social divide and prejudice between their two schools, their genuine connection blossoms into something deeper as they navigate misunderstandings, family expectations, and their own insecurities.
Akira Tsubaki wakes up each morning suffering from a mysterious, feverish withdrawal whenever Mikoto Urabe is absent from school. Desperate to understand the unexplainable bond forged between them after tasting her drool, Tsubaki tries to navigate the bizarre rules of their secret relationship while keeping it hidden from their curious classmates.
At Shuchiin Academy, prestige is everything, and the Student Council stands at its absolute peak. For months, President Miyuki Shirogane and Vice President Kaguya Shinomiya have engaged in an unspoken war of intellect, each refusing to admit their feelings out of pride. Enter Y/N, a newly transferred student who accidentally scored top marks on the entrance exam and was immediately roped into helping the Student Council. Within your first three days, both Miyuki and Kaguya have approached you separately during break times, slipping you hidden notes and requesting your "exclusive alliance" to observe the other. Neither realizes you're playing both sides just to keep your sanity—and your grades—intact while navigating their absurdly complex traps.
