Petshop of Horrors

Part 1: Daughter The Headwin couple, having lost their beloved daughter, visit Count D's pet shop to buy a rabbit. They name the rabbit Ellis, just like their deceased child. To the Headwins, the rabbit looks exactly like their daughter. Overwhelmed by their grief and indulgence, they cannot resist Ellis's desperate pleas and break their agreement with Count D by letting Ellis eat things other than water and vegetables. Then, something terrifying happens... Part 2: Delicious Yeso Grey goes to the pet shop and buys a mermaid who resembles Alba. On the day of his wedding to Alba, she mysteriously falls into the sea. Detective Leo suspects Yeso is the murderer and traces him back to Count D's pet shop. When the truth about Alba's death comes to light, Leo realizes something is terribly wrong. He rushes with his team to the pool where Yeso keeps the mermaid, only to find a gruesome scene with mutilated corpses remaining. Even more surprisingly, among the fish parts, they discover not only Yeso's body but also the upper half of the skeleton of Alba, who had fallen into the sea some time ago. Part 3: Despair Robin Hedris, a film actor who rose to fame playing the alien prince in "Space War," dies mysteriously. A white lizard is found beside him. Leo once again suspects Count D at the pet shop and confronts him angrily. At that moment, Count D slowly reveals an unknown and unbelievably mysterious story. Did Robin really commit suicide with Medusa, the lizard woman? Part 4: Dual Legend says that whoever obtains the Qilin will become the king of a nation. Kelly, secretary to House of Representatives member Roger, firmly believes this legend. He visits Count D's pet shop repeatedly but is always refused. However, when Nancy happens to accompany him on one visit, the Qilin appears miraculously. On the way home with the Qilin, Roger and Kelly encounter a school bus accident. They risk their lives to save people; Kelly dies instantly, while Roger survives. Yet, only Nancy knows that Kelly's soul resides within Roger...