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An infamous yankee, Kurokawa Morio meets a partially blind girl, Akaza Yukiko.
The fourth primogenitor is the strongest vampire who exists only in the world of legends. Yet when this masters the Twelve Kenjuu, the spread of the catastrophe of the vampires will appear in Japan. In order to spy on and erase the fourth primogenitor, the government owned Lion organization has decided to send an attacking magician a "sword shaman" to complete the task. Yet, unknowingly, the one who was selected to spy was actually a trainee "sword shaman" girl Himeragi Yukina.
Our ages are different, our ways of life are different, everything is different. But...I just want to be with her. Because I've never been in a miserable, tragic romance, I can say that unrequited love is fine. I don't know why I fell in love with this person...it's a mystery. They have different personalities, different ages, different ways of thinking, different looks, different everything. This is the story of girls who clumsily make up for what's lacking in the other. These are new side stories. Not a rewrite of the original serialized twitter comic.
Set 2 years prior to the start of the TV anime.
Sayaka's friend, Mako, is a bit weird. And she's totally in love with Sayaka. Or maybe not?
Werewolves, vampires, dragons, and all sorts of other mythological beings are real, and they live hidden among us. But in order to stay hidden, they need special doctors who can treat them without having to worry about their true natures being revealed. Toketsu Tatsumaki is one such doctor, a young yet brilliant human boy who has genetically altered his own body to better be of service to the supernatural community. Winner of Weekly Shounen Jump's 2015 Golden Future Cup.
A two-volume bunkoban series of Toriyama's short works, entitled Toriyama Akira Mankan Zenseki. This version, while omitting several one-shots from Manga Theater, includes the two-chapter Alien X-Peke (1996), published after the end of Dragon Ball, as well as the full-color seinen manga Lady Red (1987). The second volume also includes "The Anime and Me" (1989), a full-color autobiographical strip from the first Dragon Ball Z Anime Special magazine, as well as a new afterword by the author.
After Wiz wastes all the money Vanir made from Kazuma’s patents on high quality Manatite, Vanir is forced to take up a job in consulting to pay the monthly rent of the shop. Aqua couldn’t fall asleep, and decided to invade Wiz’s shop to inquire about her and Vanir’s past. Various characters consult Vanir for help.
The hilarious misadventures of the "Sket Dan"; a couple of high schoolers who help out people as part of their club activity: Himeko, the hot-headed ex-delinquent with a soft spot for cute things and a taste for strange food; Switch, the brainy otaku who only talks via a computerized speech-application; and Bossun, the atypical leader of this looney bunch, with the amazing power to... concentrate very hard! Sket Dance won the 55th annual Shogakukan Manga Award in 2009 for best shounen manga.
Suzume works as a maid in an English manor house. Due to a certain incident, she ends up living in a small apartment in Japan. So where does she find comfort in as she began living overseas by herself for the first time? Japanese cuisine!
The Japanese National Police Agency has established a specialized Motorcycle Counter-Terrorism team in response to the increasing incidence of crime and terrorism targeting Japanese citizens. The team, which includes former convicts with histories of minor offenses, as well as former Yakuza members and leaders, has been formally authorized by government officials to combat armed criminals and terrorists.
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