World's End Harem #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Garden of Delights," the U.S. branch of the UW cult makes a bold move to seize Reito amid escalating tensions, as accusations swirl that Izanami is a terrorist organization and the governing body of UW is systematically targeting men. With the stakes rising and allegiances tested, the fragile balance of power within the group begins to fracture. Written by LINK, Chris Stevens, and Sam Mitchell, and illustrated by Kotaro Shono with inks and lettering by the same, the issue’s cover by Kotaro Shono captures the growing intensity of the moment.
Doi Shota stirs awake in a sterile hospital room, still reeling from a terrorist bombing that shattered the clinic. Karen Kamiya, sharp-eyed and relentless, sees an opportunity in his vulnerability and offers him a dangerous path to power—pulling him into a web of ambition and secrecy. With the world outside the clinic’s walls still unknown, alliances shift and loyalties are tested.
In a quiet moment of reflection, Zen Kinebuchi finds himself caught between memory and longing as past events resurface—his life upended by a devastating diagnosis, leading to a forced cryogenic hibernation that severed him from the world he knew. With Miki and Teruna by his side in fleeting, fragmented recollections, the weight of what was lost begins to surface in ways he never expected.
In the shadow of escalating tensions, the U.S. branch of UW moves to seize Reito Mizuhara amid accusations that the cult Izanami is a terrorist organization and that UW itself is hunting men. With Rea Katagiri, Chloe Mansfield, Maria Kuroda, Akane Ryuzoji, Kihara Ryuzoji, Doi Shota, and Karen Kamiya caught in the crossfire, loyalties are tested and power shifts in a high-stakes game where trust is the rarest currency.
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