In a world where magic and monsters reign supreme, an ordinary man from Earth finds himself thrust into an extraordinary realm filled with danger and opportunity. As he navigates this new reality, he must adapt quickly, learning to harness the powers bestowed upon him while grappling with the moral complexities of his actions. With wit and determination, he forms alliances, confronts formidable foes, and discovers the true nature of heroism in a land where the line between good and evil is often blurred. His journey is one of growth, self-discovery, and the relentless pursuit of survival in a world that challenges his very essence.

Set in Japan during the final days of World War II, Daikon follows physicist Keizo Kan after he loses his daughter and his wife Noriko is arrested. When a downed American bomber is found to contain an unexpected uranium bomb, the Imperial Army forces Kan to examine and ready the device in exchange for his wife’s freedom, forcing him to confront impossible moral choices amid the city’s ruins.

Engineer and space mercenary Caro Ogunyemi infiltrates a prison planet run by the ruthless Pierce family and discovers Leviathan, a super soldier controlled by a brain chip. A single touch frees him, setting off a dangerous scramble to restore his autonomy, protect Caro’s crew, and stage an escape — all while they navigate the unexpected bond forming between them.

A set of philosophical reflections that reconceives imagination as a productive power mediating between perception, memory, language, and action. Through inquiries into image, metaphor, and narrative, it shows how imaginative redescription opens new possibilities of meaning and reorients practical understanding. It also probes the social and ethical stakes of the imaginary—such as ideology, utopia, critique, and hope—while engaging classical and phenomenological perspectives to explain how images and stories shape subjectivity, interpretation, and the horizon of human action.