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One year after the first series finale, the Maruhage Empire is revived by ex-emperor Tsuru Tsurulina III as the Neo-Maruhage Empire. The Hair Hunts restart, and a fresh batch of strong Hair Hunt generals is introduced. Bo-bobo contributes his "Fist of the Nosehair" skills in its enhanced "True Theory" version to team up with Beauty and the Hajike crew against the resurging Maruhage menace.
Two unlikely individuals, a gay art-loving thief and a conservative NATO officer, cross paths, and predictable chaos ensues. Dorian is a self-indulgent aristocrat who steals for pleasure, while Klaus is a highly dedicated espionage agent who has no patience for foolishness. Follow their adventurous journey as they chase each other across different global destinations - from Britain and Baghdad to Alaska and Alexandria, Moscow, and Madrid. Brace yourself for a thrilling ride, riddled with non-stop escapades, all in breathtaking locations!
During the Edo period, Japan faced an unexpected invasion from extraterrestrial beings referred to as the "Amanto." The samurai fought hard to defeat them, but it was an impossible task to accomplish. Thus, the Shogun reluctantly agreed to surrender, leading to a fragile treaty between the Shogunate and the Amanto. This treaty had a colossal impact on Japan, prohibiting the use of swords and utterly extinguishing the samurai spirit. Nevertheless, one man, determined to rekindle his samurai legacy, refused to let his spirit die. Gintoki Sakata, an idiosyncratic character wielding a wooden sword, makes a living by performing miscellaneous tasks. He is accompanied by Shinpachi Shimura, his understudy, Kagura, a powerful alien, and a massive dog named Sadaharu. Together, these characters jointly operate the Yorozuya business, often engaging in bizarre and comical incidents. Furthermore, the manga series features several one-shot stories like "Dandelion," "Shirokuro," "13," and "Bankara-san ga Tooru," published in volumes 1, 2, 24, and 38, respectively.
Having harbored feelings for his childhood friend, Saki Saki, for years, Naoya Mukai is thrilled when they finally begin dating. His happiness is short-lived, however, when Nagisa Minase confesses her feelings for him. Though he initially attempts to turn her down, Naoya finds himself unable to hurt Nagisa and devises a plan to make them both happy - two-timing. While Saki rejects the notion at first, she eventually agrees due to Naoya and Nagisa's persistence. Thus, a three-way relationship begins, one that defies societal norms.
Okuto Nakamura, a meek and somber student, holds dear only two things in this world - his beloved pet octopus and his kindhearted classmate, Aiki Hirose. Despite admiring Hirose's jovial nature since the school entrance ceremony, Nakamura's poor social skills have kept him distant from his crush. However, after mustering up all the courage he can find, he decides to approach Hirose, only to make a hilarious mistake and turn his dream of friendship into a distant hope. Luckily, the school's numerous activities require students to cooperate, giving Nakamura more chances to spend time with Hirose. The question remains - can he redeem himself and achieve his goal of being friends with his crush?
Sakura Ichiko, a mere 16-year-old, lives a life of utmost prosperity. She is gifted with intelligence, good looks, and robust health. However, her destiny is intertwined with the existence of a massive storehouse of "Happiness Energy." This energy can broadcast elation to others, but it renders Sakura depleted of all positivism in her vicinity. Alas, Sakura's actions upset the balance of the world's energy flow, causing a financial crisis that provokes the attention of the abject Poverty God, Momiji. The deity sets out to relieve Sakura of her supernatural aptitude and redistribute the Energy to its lawful owners. Additional content: The climax of Volume 1: "Kaette Kudasai" (Binbougami ga! pilot) is thrillingly woven around one chapter.
Hiiragi Utena had always adored magical girls and envisioned herself as a heroic figure battling evil. When approached by a doll-like character claiming she possessed magical powers, Utena was thrilled. However, her dream turned into a nightmare when she was transformed into a villain. Despite her aversion to evil, Utena's attempts to leave were thwarted by a group of magical girls who declared war. As the battle raged on, Utena discovered a sadistic side to herself that relished in causing pain. Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete follows Utena as she embraces her role as a villainous leader, fighting against magical girls while indulging in her newfound sadism.
The cursed existence of Pandora's Box resulted in the unleashing of evil through a woman's curiosity, which nearly engulfed the world in darkness. Although humanity managed to seal Maou Kestra back, it came with immense sacrifices. Despite their lord being locked away in the deserted capital of the North, Hameln, the demons remained a formidable force that grew stronger with time. After fifteen years since the fateful battle, the story introduces Hamel, a self-centered travelling minstrel, who is willing to cook his guardian crow, Oboe, to avoid hunger. The Violinist of Hameln's world revolves around music and absurd chaos. Hamel shoots down his rivals and turns pigeons into dinner with his enormous violin. With such a hero, the question remains on how the world will be saved from Maou Kestra's wrath?
A humorous 4-koma series about the daily activities of the Seraph Squadron that helps us to know a bit more about their personalities and outlook on life.
During the war, Germany was surprised to see the descendant of Ancient Rome pledging allegiance. When Germany met North Italy, the once-proud empire had become a weak, pasta-loving person that left Germany speechless. Adding to Germany's confusion, Japan, his only other ally, was puzzling and had equally strange tastes. As Germany struggled to deal with his unorthodox partners, the Allies arrived at his doorstep, ready for a fight. Hetalia Axis Powers is a comical interpretation of the events of World War I and II. Using personified nations and humor, the series explores the relationships between countries and includes amusing cultural references, providing a fresh and entertaining perspective on history.
A manga that adapts the Infinite Stratos novel series into a 4-panel format.