Based off of a character created by the novelist, Shotaro Ikenami, Onihei takes place in Japan’s old capital, Edo, and centers on the exploits of Hasegawa Heizo. A man who spent most of his youth engaging in carefree womanizing, he took up the mantle of responsibility left by his father by becoming the head of the special police force in charge of investigating arsons and robberies. Known around town and in the criminal underworlds as “the Demon,” Heizo puts his life on the line to keep the streets clean, even if it means getting his own hands dirty. With a few demons of his own, can he balance the demands of his family with the toll it takes to get the job done?

Based off of a manga series written by Natsume Ono, ACCA: 13-Ku Kansatsu-ka, also known as Acca: 13-Territory Inspection Department is set in the fictional kingdom of Dowa. Divided into 13 autonomous states, Dowa is held together by the oversight of a giant civilian organization known as ACCA. Jean Otus is the second-in-command of ACCA’s Inspection Agency, a department with the enormous responsibility of gathering intelligence throughout the kingdom, and making sure ACCA runs smoothly, lest the wheels fall off. When he can be bothered, that is.

The network the Inspection Agency utilizes consists of ten officers in each of the 13 states, who report back to the central office. As second in command, Jean’s responsibility is to handle the agents in the field and make frequent visits to the capital. While the agency was established in a time of turmoil a hundred years ago, the autonomy afforded by each of the states has convinced the powers that be that the Inspection Agency is no longer necessary. That is until an innocuous inspection by Jean embroils him in a potential plot to overthrow the government.