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What if the girl of your dreams wasn’t alive—and never was? I was forty-four years old the last time I checked. Then I blinked—and woke up in a high school uniform, half my age, in a town that doesn’t exist on any map. Crescent Moon Academy is a gothic nightmare hidden behind mist and memory. The students aren’t all human. The teachers might not even be alive. And the school motto? Until all are one. Now I’m being watched by a ghost who doesn’t want to be alone anymore, stalked by a vampire who drank from my neck and apologized, and apparently I’m pretending to be someone ...

Crescent Moon Academy is still standing. Barely. After a supernatural siege that shattered its defenses and exposed the fragile rules holding its world together, the school is left picking up the pieces. The official story is a chemical fire. The truth is something far worse. A necromancer returned. Students died. And the cost of surviving is only just beginning to unfold. Now, life continues… because it has to. Ryu Kazeyama is back at Shin’yume-sou, juggling a broken school, a crumbling onsen, and relationships that have only grown more complicated. His ghost girlfriend still can’t ...

What if the girl you love isn’t alive—and never was? Ryu wakes up in a teenage body, trapped in a supernatural high school he’s never heard of. His past is gone, his name rewritten, and the only thing that feels real anymore is Yuki—the ghost girl who won’t leave his side. In Part 3 of I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born, Ryu’s bond with Yuki grows deeper, stranger, and more dangerous. When they share a brief, impossible moment of physical contact, everything changes. Is she becoming more real—or is he fading into her world? Natsumi, the predatory cat-...

The dance is over. The night isn’t. Ryu Kazeyama never asked to be fifteen again. He never asked for a ghost girl’s love, a vampire’s hunger, or the black-dragon spirit coiled behind his ribs. He especially didn’t ask to become the most wanted student on the forgotten island of Shin’yume. But fate doesn’t care what he asked for. Shion has vanished into the dark with emotions she can’t control. Yuki’s borrowed body is running out of time. Murasaki has stolen something dangerous in Ryu’s name. Azuki’s smiles are hiding cracks. And something old beneath the island is waking...

Step back into the neon-lit chaos of Crescent Moon Academy, where the studio is cramped, the guests are supernatural, and the host is one bad decision away from a complete emotional collapse. Inego Fallensworth wanted an educational radio show about yōkai. What he got instead? A vampire with an ego, an oni with zero sense of volume control, shape-shifters who refuse to stay on topic, a ghost who may be too honest for her own good, and a werewolf who reminds everyone that being a monster isn’t nearly as fun as the movies make it look. And, of course… Azuki. The tanuki who refuses to ...

He’s alive. She’s not. But death is just the start of the weirdness. Kazeyama Ryu’s life is anything but normal now that he attends Crescent Moon Academy—a haunted boarding school full of yokai, ghosts, and secrets. He’s barely survived demon attacks, eldritch lectures, and supernatural field trips. But none of that prepared him for this. Yuki, the ghost girl he loves, is becoming something more. Azuki, the chaotic tanuki girl with a huge heart (and a bigger mouth), may have accidentally declared Ryu a literal dragon. And now the local tanuki elders want his wisdom—just as long ...

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born — Volume 4 By Daniel Ryu Kazeyama Shin’yume is a city that looks alive in photographs and slightly cursed in person. Crescent Moon Academy looms over everything like a beautiful mistake, its stone towers watching the island the way a ghost watches the last person who still remembers her name. Ryu Kazeyama is just trying to survive the year without being haunted, devoured, emotionally destroyed, or forced to fill out more paperwork. Unfortunately, the universe has other plans. Yuki is growing more powerful and more fragile at the...

Welcome back to Shin’yume—where ghosts flirt, succubi fight over you, and your only job as a janitor might accidentally kick off the apocalypse. In Vol. 3 Part 1, Ryu’s life somehow gets even more chaotic. He’s finally settling into Crescent Moon Academy, but that illusion crumbles fast when he finds himself in the middle of a supernatural love triangle (quadrangle?) featuring a ghost girl, a possessive succubus, a buxom oni manager, and a teasing nekomata who may or may not have just made him her husband. Meanwhile, Ryu's accidental display of wisdom at a tanuki dinner turns him ...

The academy has fallen silent. The dead have not. Crescent Moon Academy is no longer a school. Its wards are broken, its halls overrun, and its buried past is clawing its way back into the present. As noppera-bō reclaim the campus and ancient authority is invoked from the shadows, Ryu Kazeyama is forced into a role he never wanted: leader, protector, and last line between chaos and collapse. Shion is still out there—changed, dangerous, and bound by a necromancer’s influence she can barely resist. Trust is fractured. Loyalties are tested. And the institution meant to shelter them all ...

Welcome to Crescent Moon Academy. It’s haunted, cursed, understaffed, and smells like expired soy milk. But for Ryu, a quiet teenage boy just trying to survive the school year, it’s also home. Unfortunately, it’s home to other things too. Like: A barefoot tanuki girl who starts a dairy cult in the freezer aisle A ninja cheerleader with glittery lockpicks A literal ghost who insists on sitting in his lap A new transfer student who may or may not be an emissary of Inari And one very tiny yokai with a tofu tray and way too much power After a routine field trip to the local Piggly Wiggly ...

Other Worlds, Some Better A Crescent Moon Academy Collection Shin’yume is a city caught between neon and decay. Between the living and the dead. Between staying and leaving. In this collection of interconnected stories, Ryu walks that in-between line again and again. In Other Worlds, Some Better, a runaway vampire drags him into twilight streets and asks the kind of question that doesn’t have a safe answer: Are there better worlds somewhere else… or are we stuck in this one? In All Work and No Play at Shin’yume-sou, a blizzard traps the onsen in silence while responsibility piles ...

A haunted boy. A beautiful ghost. A love story that refuses to stay buried. Ryu thought surviving Crescent Moon Academy was hard enough—then he found out the girl haunting him died decades before he was born. In Volume 3, Part 2 of this emotionally charged supernatural saga, Ryu’s fragile peace is shattered as he dives deeper into the truth behind Yuki’s death—and the nightmare that still clings to her soul. With secrets unraveling, new allies emerging, and old enemies drawing closer, Ryu must face the one question he’s been avoiding: What happens if he saves her? And what if he ...

Crescent Moon Academy is falling apart, literally and emotionally. Paint is peeling, secrets are cracking, and the weight of the past is pressing in on everyone who still dares to call it home. Ryu thought things couldn’t get more complicated than loving a ghost. He was wrong. Shion, the sharp-tongued vampire who hides her trembling heart behind smirks and threats, is demanding a place in his life. Yuki, the ghost who first reached him, is slipping further into silence. And Ryu himself is caught between longing, guilt, and the terrifying possibility that he might actually deserve love. In...

When a clean-cut British-Spanish exchange student named Inego Fallensworth accidentally ends up running a late-night radio show at Crescent Moon Academy, things spiral out of control faster than you can say “dead air.” Armed with nothing but charm, caffeine, and a questionable sense of professionalism, Inego tries to host a series of interviews with the local supernatural population. Unfortunately for him, his co-host Azuki Konami—a flirtatious chaos gremlin with a red plaid skirt and no concept of “PG”—has other plans. What starts as a quiet talk show quickly becomes a ...

Welcome back to Crescent Moon Academy— where the vending machines whisper, the faculty might be undead, and your love life is a three-way street between a vampire, a ghost, and a literal tanuki. In Volume 2, Part 4 of I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born, things are heating up—sometimes literally, like when Natsumi accidentally hotboxes the onsen with “medicinal” herbs. Ryu’s got a sprained ankle, a cursed magical brace, and a vampire girlfriend who may or may not be dragging him into the Nightlands. Also featuring: – an underground band of dream-thieves ...

Crescent Moon Academy was never safe. It was just very good at pretending. The barrier has fallen. The dead are walking the halls. And the past has come back to reclaim what it believes was always its own. As faceless noppera-bō march openly across campus and ancient systems grind back into motion, Ryu Kazeyama learns the cost of being noticed by powers that do not forgive mistakes. Emily Withers, a necromancer long presumed dead, is moving pieces into place—and she’s not acting alone. Shion, torn between hunger and loyalty, has become something terrifyingly unstable. Murasaki is ...

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born, Vol. 4 Part 2 by Daniel Ryu Kazeyama At Crescent Moon Academy, the half-collapsed school for monsters, ghosts, and anyone who never quite fit in, Ryu Kazeyama is still trying to figure out what it means to be alive again. He’s a former burnout from West Virginia turned teenage half-dragon, stuck between worlds and haunted by the girl he can’t stop loving: Yuki, the ghost who died decades before he was even born. Now, as spring crawls across the island of Shin’yume, everything starts to fall apart in the most beautiful ways ...

On a forgotten island off the coast of Japan, Crescent Moon Academy rots between eras—half-buried in the 1980s, half-haunted by what refuses to stay dead. The paint peels, the onsen steams, and the students aren’t quite human. Ryu never meant to end up here. He wanted an escape, maybe even a new beginning. What he found instead were fractured classrooms full of yokai, ghosts with unfinished stories, and a vampire girl with sharp teeth and sharper secrets. The deeper he sinks into Shin’yume’s strange rhythms, the more he learns that love and terror often blur together. At Crescent ...

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born – Volume 4, Part 4 By Daniel Ryu Kazeyama Crescent Moon Academy is shifting again, and this time, Ryu Kazeyama can feel the change humming in his bones. Yuki’s borrowed body is learning how to live, how to breathe, how to stay… but nothing on Shin’yume Island lasts without a cost. Shion, more delinquent vampire than elegant monster, is wrestling with emotions she refuses to name. Azuki spirals between chaos and sincerity, carrying secrets she doesn’t fully understand. And Hotaru… Hotaru burns bright enough to scorch the ...

They say high school is hell. At Crescent Moon Academy, that's not a metaphor. Ryu Kazeyama is just trying to survive the daily disaster of haunted libraries, predatory succubi, spaghetti-based war crimes, and the occasional undead classmate who eats spiders for lunch. His only real comforts? His ghost-girl roommate Yuki, his vampire maybe-more-than-friend Shion, and a glitchy tanuki named Azuki who might be falling for him. But things are getting worse. An orc named Ken wants a duel that could break more than bones. A stitched-together corpse named Skuzz is pitching a night school for the ...