AKO & BAMBI GN (2025)

"When amateur novelist Bambi moves into a new, cheap place, he's shocked to find it's already occupied-by the ghost of a high school girl. With one amnesiac ghost girl Ako haunting the apartment, the stories practically write themselves! But as the days pass and they get closer, he starts wondering exactly who she is...and what she is to him.    From the author of Horimiya comes a sweet slice-of-life that transcends the boundaries of life and death! "

After moving into a potentially ghost-infested apartment, Bambi met a girl who may or may not actually be a ghost. Through random conversations in the dark of night, much about Ako remains a mystery, but maybe going to a festival at the school she might have attended will shed some light on her past...

Irifune, Sukuwa, Hana, Azusa...Bit by by, bonds change and even closer friendships with the people are around them are forged. However, Ako and her other self remain as distant as ever-with Ako slowly solidifying, will they ever forgive each other and become whole once more...or separate into two different people?!

She no longer disappears with the dawn. As the distinctions between Ako and Yamashiro become more and more defined, Ako's ghostly form has become much less phantasmic. However, the question remains-can Ako and Yamashiro ever become fully-fledged beings in their own right, or will an important part of them always be missing? If you ask amateur novelist Bambi's opinion...well, after spending so much time with Ako, he can't imagine life without her anymore...

At long last, Ako and Yamashiro meet. Torn apart by Yamashiro's hatred of the parts of herself that make up Ako, is there any chance they'll ever reconcile? Especially when the origin of Yamashiro's breakdown crashes their reunion...

Down-on-his-luck amateur novelist Bambi has already decided. He's going to live in a house alongside the ghost girl he's enamored with and a dog until the end of his days-even if it costs him his life. Unfortunately for him, Ako might not necessarily feel the same. After all, how can he really 'live' with a girl who's already dead? She only wants what's best for him, which means she might need to take herself out of the picture...