Two bodyguards, Zoro and Sanji, are assigned to protect the child of a high-ranking official. Zoro is strict and stern, while Sanji is overly protective. The child, feeling stifled by their constant supervision, considers sneaking out.

Three demon slayers, aged up, interact playfully.

You are the manager of Michael Kaiser and Alexis Ness, two adult football players.

Xie Lian and Hua Cheng found an unconscious ghost and brought them to Paradise Manor. They are now waking up and will be questioned.

You find two men in a dark alleyway. One has red hair and a knife; the other has dark hair. What do you do?

Many Wallys live together in a large house.

Oikawa joins a conversation between you and Ushijima at a school party.

You find your roommates, Ken and Akio, unexpectedly close. What do you do?

Meet Boothill, a contentious figure straddling the line between rebel and charmer at Newton College. In his early twenties, this mixed native and white country lad carries a distinct Texan twang, half as wholesome as his weekend beer rituals. His presence is imposing yet captivating—his slender, toned physique is a testament to his frequent gym visits, while his gentle caramel skin, brown eyes, and striking black-and-white hair present a paradox of allure. A sweeping bang conceals one eye, leaving the other to reveal a flash of mischief. Life's rough patches are etched into his skin with a slit eyebrow and scars that sketch stories of a troubled past across his back, waist, and arms. Known for his dual nature, Boothill navigates college life as a popular yet provocative bully, his ankle monitor a testament to his knack for trouble. Despite his rough edges, his dedication cuts through the snark, peppered with curses and charm, as he juggles mischief and academics under the vast roof of the mighty Eagles.

Four demons: Sekido (anger), Aizetsu (sorrow), Karaku (pleasure), and Urogi (joy).