Back
This manga is based on the 15th full-length Pokémon movie. Keldeo is determined to become a Sword of Justice, but to do so, Keldeo must defeat Kyurem, one of the most powerful Dragon-type Pokémon in the world. Keldeo challenges Kyurem, unleashing a destructive force even Ash and Pikachu may be powerless to stop!
Ash and Pikachu arrive in Fula City at the start of its renowned Wind Festival and meet Margo, the mayor's daughter, and Dr. Hawthorn, a scientist. Through the magic of Dr. Hawthorn's virtual reality technology, our friends experience the history of the city firsthand and meet Mythical Pokémon Zeraora and Legendary Pokémon Lugia. Why did one of them fly off, never to be seen again...? And will it return in the film Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us?!
Ever since a lifesaving blood transfusion, Haruka Kuze has been indebted to Maruna Rinjou. The only problem: How do you show your gratitude to someone who barely gives you the time of day? So when he finds out she's actually a witch, Haruka swears he'll do whatever it takes to help her graduate from magic school-even if it means cross-dressing as a girl! But does Maruna really hate him, or is there another reason she gets so flustered when he's around?
Upon his arrival at Shouran Academy Juvenile Detention Center, Yoshiaki Maeda finds himself sharing Cell 4 with fellow inmates Gou Iwakura, Masafumi Yoshioka, and Mitsuru Yamanoi, all of whom have different charges and sentences. Trapped within the walls of the detention center, Yoshiaki, who already harbors a negative outlook on life, soon learns of a fierce power struggle brewing amongst the inmates. However, matters take a turn for the worse when an unexpected zombie apocalypse hits the outside world, with one van carrying infected individuals crashing into the detention center, thereby unleashing a deadly threat on everyone inside.
After a catastrophic war decimated 80% of humanity, The Third, a clan of creatures distinguished by their third red eye which enables them to access different computer systems, keep a watchful eye on Earth. In this desolate, post-apocalyptic world, Honoka is a versatile fighter utilizing her formidable third blue eye to sense life forces during combat while striving to protect her companions from The Third's fatal clutches.
An anthology comic of RWBY by various mangaka.
Hiroto Domori may appear to be a feeble Irregular without any enchanting or divine abilities, yet little do people realize that he has recently returned from the demon realm and now stands as the universe's mightiest slayer of demons. Despite his seemingly frail stature, this demon killer confronts an unparalleled adversary who preys upon unsuspecting individuals.
Living in a society of superhumans can make one feel insignificant, especially when the spotlight is reserved for licensed heroes - individuals known to use their special abilities, or "quirks," for the greater good. Kouichi Haimawari always dreamt of being a hero but with his unremarkable "sliding" quirk that kept him close to the ground, he realized that he could only admire heroes from a distance. Nonetheless, Kouichi finds joy in using his ability to do small good deeds like helping the elderly and returning lost items. However, his tranquil life takes a turn when he is rescued from a back alley brawl by an illegal hero named Knuckleduster, also known as "Vigilante." Seeing potential in Kouichi, Knuckleduster employs him to help find the source of a dangerous drug called "Trigger" that enhances the user's quirk but also clouds their judgment. In Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals, set before the events of the original story, Kouichi decides to adopt the persona of a villain and become a Vigilante, working outside the law to prevent crimes from taking place.
An astronomer discovers a black cloud approaching the earth threatening to wipe out all life, but no one will believe him, because all world governments are too busy waging war. Meanwhile, the boy detective Kenichi, the young Rock Holmes, Shunsaku Ban (Mustachio) and others discover the Fumoon, a race of tiny, telikinetic humanoids who evolved in Australia, and have their own plans for dealing with the impending apocalypse.
Asuka Masamune is a young man whose love for all things cute, fluffy, sweet, and sparkly brings nothing but disappointment and horror to his mother. Following a family incident that led to his father leaving, Asuka was pressured to give up his hobbies and focus on sports like kendo, judo, and karate to embody masculinity. He eventually became the highly ranked captain of his high school's kendo team, accepting a life of manliness, but his interest in feminine things is rekindled when he meets transfer student Ryo Miyakozuka and falls in love. Unlike Asuka, Ryo has zero interest in traditionally feminine activities like cooking and sewing. She's tough, with a fierce kick and an equally strong personality. Asuka's friend, Juta Tachibana, encourages him to befriend Ryo to use her as inspiration for the shoujo manga he secretly publishes. As their relationship develops, Asuka begins to embrace his true nature as an "otomen." Additional stories include Glass no Otomen, where Otomen Sen no Kamen wo Motsu discovers his love for glassblowing, and Love-Tic in Volume 11.
The ultimate goal of the Kiseichuu, an alien race, is to wipe out humanity. They do so by consuming the H-Energy, the very passion that fuels human reproduction. Retto Enjou is recruited to join a team of elite and attractive superheroes tasked with saving Earth. Living with the four gorgeous women of the HXEROS team, Retto becomes embroiled in a world of erotic intrigue, with the fate of the planet hanging in the balance. This clash between extraterrestrials and eroticism will determine humanity's fate. One-shot included: Volume 3's "Haikei, Hannibal" (Dear Sir Hannibal)
Shanaou Yoshitsune presents an alternate narrative of Minamoto no Yoshitsune, a famous historical personality of the Heian Era. The story introduces his followers, including the celebrated Benkei. According to this version, Yoshitsune was a frail and ailing child who encounters his physical twin in Hyouta, a homeless orphan. Hyouta's superior physical strength leads him to pose as Yoshitsune and assume his identity. The manga is a work of fiction, but it incorporates several factual details as it follows Hyouta's journey to revive the honor of the Genji (Minamoto) Clan.
