Tonight I Have a Date with a Serial Killer (2025)

With serial killers on the loose, the police can only turn to one person for help—a 20-year-old woman with a sixth sense. A hard-hitting manga full of suspense and thrills that will keep you on the edge of your seat!Murder is on the rise, and the bodies keep piling up. For police officer Isogai Shiro, solving these killing sprees is his sole purpose. He’ll stop at nothing to find these deranged murderers and has thrown himself entirely into the investigation.So when a mysterious informant begins tipping off the police about serial killers before they strike again, Isogai sees a chance at a breakthrough. But the source isn’t at all what he expected: a young woman named Hinata Kuroi who seems to have a “sixth sense” that helps her find killers.Together, this unlikely duo dives into the city’s darkest corners, hunting monsters in human skin. Because for Isogai, this is more than justice—it’s personal.

NO JUSTICE, ONLY VENGEANCEKuroi Hinata began as a mysterious informant to local police, but now she’s allied herself with Sergeant Isogai Shirou. Together, they can finally hunt down his fiancée’s murderer. While he may not understand this young girl’s supernatural ability, he’s happy to take advantage if it means locking away society’s most dangerous criminals. However, a new player enters this game of cat and mouse and may upend their delicate balance. When it comes to hunting murderers, a single misstep could prove fatal!

THE HUNT CONTINUESIsogai Shirou, a loose cannon from the Community Safety Division of the police force, teams up with Kuroi Hinata, a young girl with a sixth sense for finding serial killers. Together, the two seek revenge for their lost loved ones—Isogai’s fiancée and Hinata’s sister. However, they have to be careful, since they've got even more than vicious murderers to worry about. Isogai’s fellow officers don’t condone vigilante justice, so they hire a criminal psychologist to track down the mystery informant who’s been solving cases for the police. Every second spent evading his own people is time killers could use to escape. The clock is ticking!