Devilscarnival Histórias

After Mag makes her choice to spend eternity in Limbo, in a state of endless restlessness, how will she spend all of her time? Surely there's more to it than roaming an empty field, right? Well, she's about to learn that, in fact, her wandering just might take her back down to Earth, if she so chooses, of course.

To most, the sun was the symbol of all that was good and right with the world. It was bright, warm illumination; golden. But for the girls at Arisugawa, it was the moon they pined for. To them, the moon was secrecy, joy, music, and most importantly, freedom. They had a lot to thank the moon for, and what better way to offer tribute than with a midnight party? (D4DJ)

They were one in the same. The only thing that separated them was time.

Mag thought for sure that her death would free her from the Devil's clutches. If anything, it only pushed her deeper into them.

After that wondrous first day in Heaven, June, Cora, and all the other applicants engage in an age-old ritual to foretell their futures in Heaven. It's fun, but nobody can understand why June's lot is so bad.

June was just trying to acclimate to Hell when an old familiar face appeared. It was Cora! Had the girl come to save her and take her home? Or was Cora here for a darker reason?

Two strangers meet in an alleyway, in a place where danger is always afoot. Two strangers meet in the place that links worlds together or pulls them apart.

What happens when two girls so similar end up meeting?

Margo Carson was a troubled young lady who had what some would call flaws. She's innocently trusting and also very insecure. One day she decides the most life changing decision that will lead her onto a dark path that many others with also go down alongside with her.

When one of the Sacred Soundstage's curtains tears, it's up to Cora to fix it and she just might end up with a promotion in the process.

What if the Translators were sent to Hell instead of Agent? What would happen if only one of them made it out?

When America's national economic crisis finally reaches Cora, she needs someone to come and rescue her from her misfortune.

June sees herself when she looks into the face of one of the toys Lucifer has strewn about his Hellish office.

Agent is dead and Hell is celebrating. One particular carnie, however, is not quite finished rubbing in her long-awaited victory.

Cora is about to meet her new college roommate. Fingers crossed that the girl isn't too loud and wild. Oh, wait never mind. This June Freeman girl seems pretty Devil-may-care. But is she really? Because the one thing Cora was always taught was to never judge a book by its cover. Even if that cover was painted with rainbows and parties. But she sure is pretty...

Life's been rough for June and Cora, but by holding onto each other and their dreams, they both know that someday they will make it. Someday, even if it only happens in dreaming, they will go from the gutter to the stars, and they will be together for the whole time.

"The diamond looks much smaller in person..." Tis true, tis true, tis true, celebrities always do. But us and our shadows too.

June and Cora turn their backs on each other but they take the final fall together, bound forever by their strange love.

Yeah, she'd had a few of them. As psychotic as she seemed, even Translator Batez was afraid of the immense power Heaven held over her and her husband.