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A threesome story featuring a doting top, a virgin puppy-like top, and a straight-laced bottom with a hot-and-cold personality. Robot developer Eiji lives with an android named Theo, but they're caught having sex by Theo's identical android copy, Theo Two. Before he knows it, Eiji ends up giving Two a hands-on sex education using his own body?! A spinoff story of the comic serialization, Type Aid. **Official Translations:** English ([Coolmic](https://coolmic.me/titles/4340), [MangaPlaza](https://mangaplaza.com/title/0303010891/), [Renta!](https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/148569)), [T.Chinese](https://www.dlsite.com/bl/work/=/product_id/RJ01268325.html)
"Obstetrician Im Seo-in’s recurring dreams of an unknown man contrast sharply with her passionless marriage. After a car accident, she awakens in 15th-century Joseon as Lady Park, reliving a life eerily mirroring her own, entangled in betrayal and hidden secrets. Meanwhile, divorce attorney Yoo Han-hoon, inexplicably drawn to her, discovers their fates have intertwined across lifetimes. As past and present collide, Seo-in must break the cycle of tragedy or remain forever bound to a cursed fate.
One day, ordinary elementary school student Mitsuo Suwa meets an alien in an empty lot, who appoints him as the hero of justice, "Perman No. 1"! Together with the chimpanzee No. 2, the tomboyish girl with an unknown identity No. 3, and reliable Osaka native No. 4, they save lives and fight evil! The series gained huge popularity in the late 1960s in Weekly Shonen Sunday and educational magazines for different grades, and was continued in the 1980s with a new setting. This version includes all episodes, including early versions not available in the original volumes and the stories featuring Perman No. 5, as well as the magazine's feature pages and the bonus features on the back cover of the original comic.
Ling Feng is a true winner in life. Money, status, friends; he has it all. But on the very day he’s about to reach the peak of his life at 27, he suddenly finds himself in a parallel world, reduced to a miserable bottom-dweller of society... and even becomes a murderer?! Just as he hits rock bottom, he receives a mysterious time-travel app from who-knows-where, asking him: “Do you want to return to the life you were meant to live?” [Original Webtoon](https://manga.bilibili.com/detail/mc36541) **Official Translations:** [Japanese](https://jp.piccoma.com/web/product/195069)
A super-spatiotemporal Cinderella versus a galactic fairy? Can the prince of destiny Alto accept their feelings? Macross Frontier with extra "moe" elements takes off!
Kororu resides in solitude on a distant planet, completely oblivious about her ancestry. Despite persistent efforts to locate other inhabitants, her quest is met with disappointment. However, one day, she discovers an unusual strand suspended in the air that reacts to her tugs. Feeling intrigued by the prospect of meeting whoever is on the opposite end, she resolves to ascend it.
Professor X, a mutant with remarkable abilities achieved through mutation, leads XMEN in promoting amicable cohabitation between humans and mutants. Following news of an assault on the Space Observation Center, Professor X dispatches well-versed members like Wolverine to the site, leaving only him and inexperienced 13-year-old Jubilee at the headquarters. Suddenly, their foe, Magneto, sieges the base with the intention of stealing "Cerebro," an enhancer of mutant powers. Magneto aims to employ it against humanity, bringing about their destruction.
Sakura Kousuke joins a different high school as a sophomore to move on from his remorseful history and begin anew. Unaware of his fate, he discovers five fellow students with the same name who trigger his past recollections. Kousuke must grapple with his true identity, confront his errors and find solace in his old pals and a lively girl who unravels him more than anyone else.
A unique publication from before Shogakukan Inc. established Viz Communications in 1987 (the first full-fledged business in the United States by a Japanese Manga publisher), MANGA was an 88-page anthology of 10 short stories in both color and black-and-white: An experiment by Masaichi Mukaide, the publication's editor, this may have been too far ahead of its time, in many aspects. Features a stunning roster of authors of that time: such as Hiroshi Hirata, Yosuke Tamori, Yukinobu Hoshino, Katsuhiro Otomo, Keizo Miyanishi, Noboru Miyama, Yoji Fukuyama, & Noriyoshi Orai (illustration) and with Hajime Sorayama featured on its cover, Back cover by Hiroshi Hirata, and Chika Oya in charge of coloring the illustration indicated. --- Notes - For detailed ToC, refer to Grand Comics Database page (Link) - Description adapted using excerpts from the 2020 article "People who have delivered Japanese manga overseas No.1: Masaichi Mukaide, Editor" (Link)
Kyon, a typical high school freshman, had already given up his childhood fantasies of encountering the supernatural - or so he thought. His classmate, Haruhi Suzumiya, however, was anything but typical. On their first day of school, Haruhi expressed her desire to meet aliens, time travelers, and psychics. Intrigued by her unconventional approach, Kyon engaged her in conversation, leading to the creation of the SOS Brigade - a school club dedicated to attracting supernatural beings. Its initial members included Yuki Nagato, Mikuru Asahina, and Itsuki Koizumi, all affiliated with covert organizations tasked with monitoring Haruhi, who posed a catastrophic threat. Kyon soon discovered that his fellow club members were not Haruhi's victims but rather allies who worked to prevent impending danger.
