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After rigorously training for three years, the ordinary Saitama has gained immense strength which allows him to take out anyone and anything with just one punch. He decides to put his new skill to good use by becoming a hero. However, he quickly becomes bored with easily defeating monsters, and wants someone to give him a challenge to bring back the spark of being a hero. Upon bearing witness to Saitama's amazing power, Genos, a cyborg, is determined to become Saitama's apprentice. During this time, Saitama realizes he is neither getting the recognition that he deserves nor known by the people due to him not being a part of the Hero Association. Wanting to boost his reputation, Saitama decides to have Genos register with him, in exchange for taking him in as a pupil. Together, the two begin working their way up toward becoming true heroes, hoping to find strong enemies and earn respect in the process.
Upon escaping into a parallel world, Homura Akemi discovers that she has become a kindergarten student! The differences do not stop there: at Mitakihara Kindergarten, Mami Tomoe is a teacher; Madoka Kaname is another kindergarten student; and Kyuubey is the principal of the school. Despite the bizarre changes in this world, Homura believes this is a rare opportunity to finally make intimate memories with her close friend. But with frequent unexpected signs threatening to lead her astray, Homura must continue her duty to protect Madoka from becoming a magical girl—all while in the body of a five-year-old!
Takafumi's uncle has woken up from a 17-year coma and come back to life. However, Takafumi discovers some odd quirks about his uncle: his passion for video games and his heroic role as a defender in another world during his unconsciousness. Takafumi faces the challenge of cohabiting with a wizard-like uncle and acquainting him with technological advancements such as smartphones, lightning-fast internet, current anime trends, and the fierce disputes of gaming consoles during the 90s.
Tomoko Kuroki falls short of being the embodiment of cool with her poor social skills and unkempt appearance. Rather than engaging in typical activities, she indulges in video games during most of her free time, hoping to gain popularity above all else. Tomoko resorts to atypical measures such as mimicking revered anime characters and purchasing high-end lingerie to improve her social status. Amusing yet heartwarming, the show portrays Tomoko's daily battle against social anxiety. The anime sheds light on relatable struggles, offering an inspirational outlook on overcoming insecurities.
During his childhood, Masamune Makabe was subjected to immense suffering at the hands of a beautiful and wealthy girl named Aki Adagaki, who gave him the nickname "Piggy" due to his chubby appearance. To seek revenge against his tormentor, Masamune works hard to better himself and returns to high school as an extremely attractive but narcissistic student. He meets Aki again and is determined to take his revenge. With the help of Yoshino Koiwai, Aki's maid, Masamune gradually builds a rapport with Aki, intending to break her heart when the time is right. But as he grows closer to Aki, Masamune begins to question the morality of his plans and whether bringing them to fruition is truly what he wants deep down.
During a school trip, Kaito Ise and his classmates suddenly find themselves in the middle of a deadly game in which they must fight each other until one person remains. However, the organizers soon discover that Kaito is an "isekai returner" who had spent a decade in a fantasy world where even the smallest monsters posed great threats. After saving the fantasy world, Kaito returns to Japan only to find that only a few seconds have passed since his departure. All he wants is to enjoy his school trip and live a peaceful life. Despite being up against a former "strongest man," the organizers are no match for Kaito, who easily defeats them with his overpowered skills. However, new problems arise once things return to normal, and Kaito realizes that a peaceful life might be too much to ask for.
Gag Mangabiyori is a high-energy series that showcases an unpredictable and capricious storyline with a wide range of characters.
Miya was born to a notable clan, but her parents were not married. When her mother passed away, the heir to her father's estate offered her sanctuary. Suspicious, Miya feared that her evil stepmother and stepsiblings would subject her to a life of misery and hardship. However, she was pleasantly surprised to find them to be compassionate and caring people. This heartwarming and amusing tale is guaranteed to leave you with a smile on your face.
Throughout her life, Hatori Matsuzaki has always taken charge of her own story, analyzing the roles of those around her. Despite Rita Terasaka having numerous girlfriends, Hatori has harbored feelings for him since childhood and believes they are inevitably meant to be together. However, when she discovers Rita is now dating a reserved classmate named Miho Adachi, Hatori's worldview is smashed to pieces. She is forced to reassess her life and place within the narrative she's constructed for herself. Also included in the series are: Volume 7: Thank You☆Last Samurai (Thank You For the Last Samurai) Volume 10: Souri de Sorry
Rebecca Miyamoto is a child genius with a PhD from Columbia University, and she is starting as a high school teacher. The students love to tease her from day one, and she doesn't behave much better. Now we follow this class as they strive to get better grades and cope with their new teacher
This tale unfolds in an otherworldly realm ruled by swords and enchantments. Although it is a product of the imagination, technological advancements exert a noteworthy influence by virtue of the indispensable role played by smartphones in the inhabitants' daily routines. The tranquility of their existence is abruptly shattered when a unique sword falls into the hands of a sibling duo, ushering in a fresh phase in their story.
Once known as a self-centered and overindulgent member of Tearmoon Empire's royalty, Princess Mia's reputation led to her eventual imprisonment and execution. She woke up at the age of twelve with haunting memories of a gruesome guillotine and a tattered diary chronicling her squalid experience in a dungeon. The memories terrify her. Consumed with the desire to change the course of her horrific fate, Mia resolves to change her ways. She reluctantly takes on a saintly facade, speaks on societal concerns before they escalate, and even shares what was once exclusively hers with others. Despite her altruistic persona, Mia knows her actions are mainly self-serving. However, she accepts that each good deed counts and sets out to improve herself, determined to change her destiny, one step at a time.
