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Hello there! Welcome back to the Clip Studio Guide.
This entry will cover a topic that receives a fair number of questions: how does one install CLIP STUDIO PAINT? And, once installed, how can one either test out the demo version of the program, or purchase a license or subscription?
NOTE: depending on the iOS/Android device, it may not be possible to create canvases beyond a certain size. In addition, some larger-format canvases may run slower depending on the amount of available RAM.
NOTE: It is recommended to use a device that supports a pressure sensitive pen, or can be attached to a drawing tablet. It is possible to use CLIP STUDIO PAINT without a pen or drawing tablet, but lines drawn will not have any variable line width, pressure, etc.
Then click on the link for the appropriate device or operating system. While there are options for both the latest version and for a free trial, the links are the same.
For iOS and Android users, it is recommended to visit this site on the device the program will be installed on. The link will automatically open the App Store (iOS), Google Play Store (Android & Chromebook), or Galaxy Store (Samsung Galaxy).
To install the program, press either the Install (Android/Galaxy) or Get (iOS) button.
(iOS App Store - iPad)
NOTE: If installing straight from the App/Play/Galaxy Store, simply do a search for CLIP STUDIO PAINT in the search bar. The program should be the first thing that appears in the search results.
If the default installation location specified in the next window is acceptable, click the Next button. If not, click on the Change button, and select the preferred location on the computer. Then, click the Next button
To begin the Account creation process, click or tap the Sign up to get your first 3 months free button.
The next window that appears is the account login page. Since there is no account to log in with yet, click on the Sign up for free button.
CLIP STUDIO PAINT provides all users the option to try the program out before committing to a purchase, or even creating a CLIP STUDIO account. How that demonstration works will depend on the device that is being used.
Unlike the Limited Demonstration, those who use CLIP STUDIO PAINT on an iOS or Android/Galaxy phone can use the program for free with all of its features and functions available.
However, there will be a one hour daily time limit applied to the program. This hour is cumulative, meaning that the app can be used at any point over the course of the day, until one hour of usage has been reached. The demo will then be locked until the next day.
To use this option, tap the Launch button on the Getting Started with CLIP STUDIO PAINT window.
In order to take advantage of the three month demo, click on the Monthly Usage Plans Purchase button to set up the subscription, and follow the steps that I explain in the next section, Purchasing & Registering CLIP STUDIO PAINT.
Select the subscription option (monthly or yearly) for the version of CLIP STUDIO PAINT that will be used, and tap its respective Purchase button. Note that the subscription will not begin until the demonstration period ends.
To set up a Subscription:
Open a browser, and visit
Click on the Click Here for Monthly Usage Plans button
Enter the login email & password, if not currently logged in.
This will bring up a window providing the options for setting up the subscription
Select the preferred Subscription Plan
Select either CLIP STUDIO PAINT PRO or EX
Select a Monthly or Yearly plan
Choose the Region and Currency the subscription will be purchase from and with
Enter the Credit Card information and press Pay Now
If a user wants to end the trial period before a subscription begins, it will be important to cancel the subscription. Once cancelled, the subscription will remain active (and the program can still be used) until the end of the current billing cycle.
To do this:
Open a web browser, and go to -studio.com/en-us
If not currently logged into the account, enter the email address and password, then press Sign In
From the list of currently active plans, select on the one to cancel.
Click on the Confirm Cancellation button.
A confirmation will appear, noting that the plan has been cancelled.
Open the iTunes Store App, and scroll to the bottom of the page. Then, tap on the Apple ID button.
Tap on the View Apple ID link, and enter the Apple ID password when prompted.
When the account settings pop-up appears, scroll towards the bottom of the page, and tap on Subscriptions.
Then, find CLIP STUDIO PAINT from the list of subscriptions, and tap on the link.
Finally, tap on Cancel Subscription, and confirm when prompted.
Open the Galaxy Store App
Select Subscriptions from the main menu (or tap on the App Menu button at the top of the store page to open the Main Menu, then select Subscriptions.
Select CLIP STUDIO PAINT from the list of subscriptions.
Tap on the Cancel subscription link.
Doug Hills has been a commercial artist for close to 20 years, with work ranging from webcomics and comic books, to T-Shirt designs, storyboards, concept artwork, and more. He is the author of Manga Studio For Dummies (2008), and has created a series of YouTube tutorial videos on how to use the program.
Some of anime's darkest and most complex stories feature serial killers, who are so well-crafted that they can make viewers shiver with a single look. Some of these terrifying stories can easily make it to any scariest horror anime list. However, those who prefer detective and sci-fi stories can just as easily find a thrilling anime story with a diabolical serial killer lurking in the midst.
While most of the popular anime characters are powerful heroes and warriors, these creepy serial killer anime stories will prove that one can make the whole world live in fear without superpowers or exceptional physical strength. Some of these stories became so popular over the years that creators re-visited them and brought to life some of the most riveting movies based on anime that viewers will ever have the pleasure of experiencing.
Updated March 12, 2024 by David Heath: Serial killers aren't the cheeriest figures one can come across in a story, yet they can fit all sorts of genres. Their appearances in crime dramas or horror stories are expected, but they can play a part in sci-fi tales, mysteries, psychological thrillers, superhero stories, and more. For anyone who felt their day was just a bit too happy, a serial killer story could give them a dollop of darkness.
Thus, this list has been updated with a few more entries for people seeking the best anime about serial killers. It's also been reordered via MyAnimeList Score for readers who might like to judge them on their numbers, and the old entries have had some description tweaks to suit readers who are more willing to judge them based on their words.
Despite the innocent-sounding name, Magical Girl Site is an anime with a psycho killer that explores many complex themes, like trauma and abuse. It's a dark take on the popular magical girl anime trope and its heroine, Aya Asagiri, is one of the magical girls in anime who suffered the most. Bullied and abused at home and school, Aya suddenly finds a website that mysteriously gives her a magic gun.
When used, it punishes its targets lethally. However, she soon discovers she's not the only one given magical abilities, and that it's all building up to a mysterious event called "the Tempest." Aya has to see it through to the end, lest she fall victim to the show's other threats, like a terrifying serial killer who targets magical girls specifically.
Anime fans who love urban legends just as much as terrifying stories about serial killers should check out Boogiepop Phantom. This underrated anime is about a dark legend called Boogiepop, aka the Angel of Death, a mysterious figure who's said to protect people from enemies, though he's just as likely to whisk them away.
Boogiepop Phantom has various haunting stories, but each is connected by the haunting presence of Boogiepop. Viewers are kept guessing from beginning to end, trying to figure out if Boogiepop is the real villain or if other evil beings are responsible for the mysterious deaths. This anime isn't just about a single serial killer but about an entire city filled with mysteries, fear, and the unknown.
B: The Beginning is an anime series more directly about serial killers, with some surprising plot twists. At first, it seems straightforward as "Killer B," a vigilante who kills his targets, has been running rampant in the city-state of Cremona. The Royal Investigation Service, or RIS, call in the famous but eccentric Keith Flick to help bring him to justice.
However, that turns out to be just one of B: The Beginning's stories. Keith's attempts to find "Killer B" and solve the murder of his little sister get intertwined with those of Koku, a demihuman who can form wings and blades with his body, and the Market Maker, a criminal organization that secretly controls Cremona, knows how Koku got his abilities, and who "Killer B" really is. So, there's more to the plot than blood and murder.
Talentless Nana is one of the most underrated anime with decoy protagonists and a seemingly cute but deadly serial killer. This suspenseful thriller is a one-of-a-kind story about a group of students with supernatural powers who attend a special school on a deserted island. Soon, the students realize that they are targeted by a mysterious murderer who kills them off one by one.
Talentless Nana's story not only offers a unique take on the superhero genre but super-powered students are made truly vulnerable for the first time in their lives. But it also has beautiful animation, well-developed characters, and surprising twists that keep the viewers hooked until the very end.
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