Spirit Circle

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Genre： adventure comedy drama psychological romance sci-fi seinen supernatural
Author： mizukami satoshi
Artist(s): mizukami satoshi
Year: 2012
Original Publisher: shonen gahosha
Status： Complete

21st century adopted child/ren adoption alcohol aliens alternate reality ambitious goals armed combat art club artifacts artificial intelligence assassins astral/spirit body/ies balance of forces or powers birth marks black holes cats cataclysm character deaths character transformations characters trying to live a normal life competitive atmosphere confused memories dark past dead master death death of loved ones drunk duty vs freedom egypt endless cycle enemies become friends english version only licensed digitally europe family fate female fighters feudal japan fighters flashbacks friendship future future plays a big role futuristic city genetic modification ghosts grudges guardian relationship guardian spirit guilt hatred hearing things other humans cant herbs/herbalist hidden past important family important non-romantic relationships important secondary characters intrigues introspection irony japan knights lifetime living the past love at first sight love interest change love interest dies love interests who dont get along love through the ages mad science male fighters male lead falls in love first male protagonist marriage mass murders massacre medieval european ambience melancholy atmosphere memories memories of past life middle eastern middle school modern city multiple reincarnated individuals mysterious illness mysterious know-everything characters mysterious powers nature nudity obsession ojou-sama-like female character out-of-body experience outcasts overcoming the past painful love past life/ves past life/ves plays a big role past plays a big role power of foresight power struggle

Fuuta Okeya has the ability to see dead people. Aside from this unique trait, he seems like a regular junior high school student. When Kouko Ishigami, a new transfer student, arrives at school, Fuuta instantly falls in love with her. However, Kouko shows no interest in him. The ghost that follows her, though, feels differently. Just as Fuuta thinks he might be winning Kouko over, she notices the peculiar birthmark under the bandage on his cheek and declares him her mortal enemy.