Yoshitoki Ōima Books in Order

Five years after the bullying that drove Shoko away, Shoya longs to reconnect with her. Learning to communicate means facing his own isolation and finding a way to show that he has changed.

Shoya’s efforts to communicate with Shoko draw him back toward people connected to their troubled school years. As old acquaintances reappear, he must navigate changed relationships and the lasting consequences of his behavior.

After a romantic misunderstanding, Shoko and Shoya struggle to understand each other’s feelings. A trip to an amusement park brings former classmates together, testing Shoya’s attempts to make new memories and repair old damage.

Shoya’s former classmates begin working on Tomohiro’s film project during summer vacation. As their friendships develop, his fear that happiness cannot last threatens the fragile sense of belonging he has begun to find.

An angry confrontation leaves Shoya isolated from his friends, while Shoko wrestles with guilt and despair. Their shared history of bullying continues to damage the group, making reconciliation more difficult and more urgent.

Following a crisis that fractures their friendships, Shoko resolves to help bring the group together again. A shared filmmaking project offers a difficult path forward as Shoya and his classmates face an uncertain future.

A lonely boy in the Arctic befriends a wolf as they struggle to survive a harsh landscape. Their encounter begins the journey of an immortal being whose experiences with others gradually teach it what living means.

March is chosen as a sacrifice to the feared Oniguma, while Parona attempts to save her. The mysterious being March names Fushi becomes caught in their struggle, learning through human companionship and danger.

Four years of life with Gugu and their companions have helped Fushi grow. When a Nokker attacks during Rean’s birthday celebration, the friends must defend the people and home they have come to love.

On the prison island of Jananda, Fushi enters a fighting tournament in hopes of freeing Pioran. Encounters with its inhabitants expose him to human cruelty and force him to reconsider what his powers can accomplish.

Fushi encounters Gugu, a masked boy burdened by a painful past who works as a servant. Their growing friendship offers Fushi a new understanding of family and happiness, even as danger threatens their peace.

Fushi remains on Jananda to secure freedom for Tonari and the others, confronting Hayase’s determination to possess him. As danger spreads across the island, rescuing its inhabitants requires choices he can no longer avoid.

Prince Bon, who can see the dead, captures Fushi and brings him on a journey through his kingdom. Their efforts to help people and resist Nokkers attract opposition from religious authorities who condemn Fushi’s existence.

Imprisoned by the Church of Bennett, Prince Bon faces a choice between protecting his people and protecting his friends. Meanwhile, Fushi possesses a remarkable potential that Bon understands more clearly than the immortal himself.

After retreating to a deserted island, Fushi meets Hisame, a descendant of Hayase who leads him toward a devastated village. Returning to human society reveals how his growing legend inspires both fear and devotion.

Preparing for a Nokker attack on Renril, Fushi tests new abilities while Bon searches for allies. Defending an entire city demands more than strength: he must also earn the trust of the kingdom’s people.

The battle for Renril begins, placing Fushi and his allies under relentless pressure. As Kai, Hairo, Messar, and the city’s defenders confront the Nokkers, exhaustion threatens Fushi’s ability to protect everyone depending on him.

At the height of the siege of Renril, a betrayal involving Kahaku’s left hand plunges Fushi and his allies into crisis. With the city endangered and March arriving, Bon must devise a desperate response.

Centuries after the battle for Renril, Fushi awakens in a world where his struggles have become legend. Cars, overhead wires, and neon lights mark an unfamiliar age whose apparent peace may conceal new challenges.

Fushi finds refuge with a teenager named Yuki and gathers his companions in a comfortable new home. Meeting Hayase’s descendant Mizuha opens fresh possibilities, but a troubling encounter unsettles his increasingly peaceful modern life.

Fushi discovers Nokkers hidden among people’s closest relatives and neighbors, challenging his understanding of the enemy. When the Beholder appears as a young boy, unsettling news forces him to reconsider the safety of this age.

Nokkers infiltrate schools, playgrounds, and Fushi’s circle of friends, making familiar places increasingly dangerous. As Mizuha’s family secrets emerge, the threat reaches toward Satoru, the Beholder now living as a human boy.

Fushi’s longtime companions struggle with modern life and begin considering lives beyond their shared home. Their desire to leave awakens a painful new emotion in him, while Mizuha prepares something far more threatening.

Fushi confronts Mizuha in secret while Tonari tries to protect her classmates from a false Fushi. Old and new companions must overcome their divisions to respond to dangers that become worse when they stand apart.

Fushi’s companions seek a peaceful daily life after their confrontation with Mizuha, but Nokkers remain throughout the world. One inhabits Yuki, while Satoru approaches a turning point in his time as the Beholder.

Five centuries into a society living alongside Nokkers, extraordinary technology promises health, abundance, and fulfilled desires. A doll awakens in a towering neon city as Fushi and the Immortals face another radically transformed world.

Kaibara Cybernetics controls a future society through wish-granting technology and a punitive rating system. Beyond its reach, the Immortals protect a world-changing sphere while a familiar-looking doll searches for a way to become human.

After bullying deaf classmate Shoko Nishimiya, Shoya Ishida becomes an outcast himself. Years later, their paths cross again, giving him a chance to confront his cruelty and attempt a difficult reconciliation.