In a city so dismal it's known only as "the Hole," a clan of Sorcerers have been plucking people off the streets to use as guinea pigs for atrocious "experiments" in the black arts. In a dark alley, Nikaido found Caiman, a man with a reptile head and a bad case of amnesia. To undo the spell, they're hunting and killing the Sorcerers in the Hole, hoping that eventually they'll kill the right one. But when En, the head Sorcerer, gets word of a lizard-man slaughtering his people, he sends a crew of "cleaners" into the Hole, igniting a war between two worlds.
 
(Source: VIZ Media)
 
Note: Includes 23 side stories titled "Extra Evil" and the side story "The Lizard Head and the Magic Whistle."

The story revolves around Kaiman, who does not remember who he was before he was transfigured by a Magic user. This transformation left him with a reptile's head, and a desire to find out the truth about who he really is. Accompanied by Nikaido, his female companion, he tracks down Magic Users in "The Hole" and unceremoniously chomps down on their head, hoping to find out who it was that put him in this state. One by one, they witness this "second man" inside the head of Kaiman, and after pulling them back out of his mouth he asks them all a question... "What did the guy inside my head say?"


An unaired episode included in the second Blu-ray box. 
 
An adaption of a total of six canon segments of the Extra Evil omakes from the manga volumes.

The second season of Dorohedoro. 

The anarchy continues as Caiman inches closer to the truth behind his cursed appearance and the mystery around the Cross-Eyes' boss begins to unravel. 

(Source: Netflix Anime)

Zaha Sanko’s body has great and terrible powers–they say that possessing his bones will grant you any wish, even the desire to become ruler of the universe. But Sanko is still a teenage dude with his own life, and he isn’t about to let every monstrous lowlife in the galaxy rip him limb from limb. He and his skeletal buddy Avakian will use their dark powers to fend off any murder attempts while they search space for whomever put this curse on Sanko’s bones…because killing them might end the madness. 
(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Mushrooms enjoy immense popularity not only in cooking but also as collectibles—from sundries and stamps to photographs, literature, music, film, art, and apps.
This book features a meticulously curated selection of mushroom manga from the vast library of Iizawa Koutarou, author of numerous mushroom-related works including Kinoko Bungaku Daizen and Magical Mushroom Tour. The result is the long-awaited “Kinoko Manga Meisakusen.”
 
The cover design is by Yoshioka Hidenori (September Cowboy), who also designed Kinoko Bungaku Meisakusen and “Houshi Bungaku Meisakusen.”
The book design embodies the mystery, toxicity, and mystique of mushrooms—neither plant nor animal, possessing both nourishment and poison. An essential volume for all mushroom lovers!!
 
(Source: ele-king, translated)
 
1. Hatsu Take-gari (初茸がり) [Yoshiharu Tsuge] 
2. Yumenosaku: Kinoko Kaigi (夢野久作 きのこ会議) [Kuniko Nagasaki] 
3. Tsumasaki ni Terujizu: Zenpen (爪先に光路図 前篇) [Aki Aoi] 
4. Yama no Sachi (山の幸) [Ayuko Akiyama] 
5. Kinoko no Better Life (ベターライフ) [Yasuko Sakata] 
6. Mousou no Yakkou Ressha (妄想の夜行列車) [Leiji Matsumoto] 
7. Oni Fusube (オニフスベ) [Minami Nikkuni] 
8. Kinoko Ryokou (きのこ旅行) [Mimiyo Tomozawa] 
9. Kinoko no Yama wa Tabezakari (Dorohedoro volume 3) (キノコの山は食べ盛り（『ドロヘドロ』３巻）) [Q Hayashida] 
10. Kinoko no Heya (きのこの部屋) [Hideo Azuma] 
11. Kinoko no Sei (茸の精) [Kazuichi Hanawa] 
12. Kinoko? Kinoko (キノコ?キノコ) [Makoto Mio] 
13. Boku no Chikashitsu e Oide (ぼくの地下室へおいで) [Moto Hagio] 
14. 6:45 [Kenya Ooba] 
15. Kinoko Ningen no Kekkon #1 (きのこ人間の結婚♯1) [Kei Murayama] 
16. Ni-wa: Touchuu Kasou no Maki (二話 冬虫夏草の巻) [Sanpei Shirato] 
17. Shinryaku Enban Kinokonga (侵略円盤キノコンガ) [Marina Shirakawa] 
18. Touchuu Kasou (冬虫夏草) [Hiroshi Masumura]

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