If you're into Anime, i assure you, you'll like this one - It'll feel like home.

MBF follows different characters grappling with their existence and purposes, good and evil, life and death: All under a single moon that seals an ancient moon god, for reasons you'll find in the story.
At the heart of it all is Lukas Atar, a naïve and sheltered boy, ordinary in a world teeming with the extraordinary. Lukas knows little of common sense, having been coddled and confined by his parents for most of his life. But everything changes when he breaks free from their grasp, setting off to explore a world brimming with mysteries, demons, monsters, sorcery, and forces capable of reshaping reality itself.
Yet, Lukas can’t seem to escape his past. Shackles may loosen, but they don’t disappear. Time and again, he finds himself tangled in situations he’d rather avoid—complicated further by the revelation that he is a reincarnator, burdened with a mission he has no intention of completing.
From ancient gods to superpowered humans striving to maintain balance, this universe is a combination of supernatural creatures from cultural diversity. Lukas’ journey weaves through it all, questioning purpose and fate under a moonlit sky that holds far more secrets than it lets on.

Moon Bound Fantasy

Eira gave a little pause before replying Butcher, “…My lords require human blood for a resurrection ritual. You all have been chosen as lambs for the sacrifice. I honestly wanted to ‘speak’ death unto you, initially. But your shady activities have irked me, so I shall do my best to dish out unimaginable pain on you all.” 


“…I swear I didn’t get half of what you just said, but it was probably not in our best interest. I still think it’s way too harsh on us, though.” 


“Tying up children in chains is far harsher.” 


“So chains are the issues! Alright, men, use rubber cords to restrain the goods. Is this okay, my lady?” 


 “That you called them ‘goods’ have sealed all your fates. And for the 100th time, You’re all dying, nevertheless.” 


Butcher’s “space intercourse”