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Recognized for her intelligence and determination, Ms. Otsbell was a woman of great esteem. However, everything changed when a diligent elephant arrived at her doorstep seeking employment, altering the destiny of both Otsbell and the factory. "Otsbell and the Elephant" is a fresh take on Kenji Miyazawa's renowned play.
Renowned for his beauty, Ganymedes, a Trojan prince, is highly regarded. Even the gods cannot resist his charms. However, on the day of his coming-of-age parade, Apollon, the sun god, abducts him. Upon regaining consciousness, Ganymedes finds himself in an unfamiliar location, enveloped by white flowers and an unending, starlit sky. Apollon soon returns to explain that he has been held captive in the Garden of the Gods. The reason behind his imprisonment remains a mystery.
Neo-Saitama is a city of the future, with a dirty and dystopian ambiance where blood of the inhabitants mixes with acid rain. Within the city, the Soukai Syndicate reigns supreme, overseeing a lethal army of cyborg ninjas who intimidate and terrorize the people. Caught in a continuous cycle of violence arising from the ninjas' struggle for dominance, survival is the only hope for the vulnerable. However, there is one warrior, Ninja Slayer, who is determined to avenge the wicked ninjas and end their reign of terror over Neo-Saitama forever. Their objective is simple: obliterate every single ninja, regardless of the cost.
You are reading Eliminate You manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Webtoons, Yaoi, Action, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Psychological, Romance genres, written by 漫糖出品 at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Eliminate You has 12 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Eliminate You to your bookmark. With a scalpel gently tracing Jack's throat, Ross whispered, "Now then, dear Mr. Wanted Criminal. Will you dissect a liar like me, or protect the Heaven' you love so much?"
Murasaki Yamada's Talk to My Back takes place in a Tokyo residential complex, where a woman is grappling with her daughters' growing independence and the disintegration of the perfect suburban middle-class existence prevalent in Japan. Moreover, her partner works late and sees her only as a household helper.
Jina narrates "The Waiting," a fictional account that depicts the life of her mother, Gwija. When Gwija was just 17 years old, she was hastily married off to a stranger after learning that unmarried girls were being taken by the Japanese. Following Japan's collapse and Korea's independence, Gwija and her husband began a family but were eventually forced to flee south. This unfortunate turn of events separated Gwija from her husband and son, leaving her to care for their baby girl alone. Seventy years have now passed, and Gwija is an elderly woman who is still waiting for the chance to reunite with her son. Jina, struggling with the promise she made to find her uncle, adds to the depth of this moving story.
Hinata Asahi, a high school student who lived independently, found solace in her assortment of teddy bears. This mundanity was disrupted after the arrival of her new neighbor, Shirou Asou. Despite being considerably older than Hinata, Asou's irresistible charm drew her towards him, especially since he was also her new teacher. Hinata couldn't resist developing feelings for Asou, but the reciprocation of his affections makes her question the legality of their relationship or whether it was something else.
Hikari Hamura, a gifted yet socially awkward 17-year-old high school artist, shared a close bond with his only friend, Chiaki Yamamoto. She affectionately referred to him as "Picasso", and their after-school routine consisted of sketching by the river and reading books. However, their idyllic routine was disrupted when both of them got involved in a fatal helicopter accident that claimed Chiaki's life but spared Picasso with barely a scratch. Overwhelmed with confusion and despair, Picasso struggled to fathom why fate had played such a cruel trick on him. However, he stumbled upon a tiny Chiaki figurine that held a message he could hardly believe. According to it, Chiaki's prayers had convinced God to spare Picasso's life, but he had to repay the favor by using his artistic talent to solve people's problems. Despite the daunting task ahead, Picasso agreed to fulfill Chiaki's wish and sought refuge in his sketchbook . He delved into his classmates' issues, drawing solace and inspiration from art, and tried to alleviate their pain through his artistic insights.
The compilation crafted by Seyeong O includes thirteen powerful short stories that cover a broad spectrum of topics such as South Korea's monotonous corporate culture, rural lifestyles, and moral parables. Additionally, the stories shed light on ancestral artifacts.
1. Nihonichi no Bishoujo no Machi (Japan's Number One Beauty Town) 2. Konno Shigure no Koufukunaru Hibi (Konno Shigure's Blessed Daily Life) 3. Toomezuka Sensei no Yuuganaru Tanoshimi (Miss Toomezuka's Refined Hobby) 4. Nukekubi Aika (Lament of the Headless) 5. Shiroi Ito (White String) 6. Koukou Kansen Shoukougun (Oral Cavity Contagion Syndrome) 7. Atsume Mono * Sawa (Collecting * Touch) 8. Atsume Mono * Mizu (Collecting * Water) 9. Ekimae Toono (Station Toono) 10. Ekimae Indo (Station India) 11. Inbiji (Invis) 12. Gotouchi Kankouannai (Local Tourist Information) 13. Koi no Choujikuuhou (Super Dimensional Love Gun) 14. Tonde Menihairu Natsu no Mushi (The Summer Bugs That Fly Into Your Eyes)
Natsume Ono's assortment of early short works is accompanied by an illustration gallery. Originally released as dōjinshi or on Ono's website, IKKI Comix has gathered many of these short stories and several stand-alone pieces published in its own magazine.
Akira's father possesses a rare talent as a "creator," specializing in enhancing the abilities of living creatures. His craft involves fulfilling unusual requests such as producing a hunting dog with rock-crushing fangs or a horse capable of flight, and even crafting the most exquisite mermaid. But Akira rebels against the act, perceiving that it is a merciless pursuit that inflicts agony upon innocent creatures. To compound matters, his father's creations are frequently sold to individuals who lack any regard for the sanctity of life. Despite his aversion, Akira is deeply intrigued by the mermaid his father is designing for a nearby ruler. Will Akira's moral compass aid him in taking a stand against this degenerate practice?
