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One of the Japanese promos calls it "Da Vinci Code meets Jurassic Park". I think that sums it up pretty nicely. It's got dinosaurs, spies, intrigue, action, and conspiracy, all rendered in lovely film noir-esque art with a little fan service cherry on top (Lily!). And for the slightly geeky, it's got cool (and sometimes obscure) references to art, literature, film, history, science... you name it. Definitely a manga for adults!
Since his youth, Lee Sewon has been fascinated with neuroscience, but now he's taken it to the next level. He's developed a method to hack directly into the brain and extract memories from the bodies of the deceased. When a private detective approaches Sewon about using his discovery to solve crimes, the young scientist sees an opportunity to test his limits. But what he doesn't see is the danger ahead. As Sewon becomes embroiled in investigations, he realizes just how dangerous the mind can be.
An alternate take on the original Steins;Gate story, this time told from Makise Kurisu's point of view. After meeting Okabe Rintaro and the rest of the Lab Members, Kurisu reflects on her past with her estranged father and seeks to set things right with him, not knowing of the fate that awaits her. Part of (https://mangadex.com/?page=search&title=Steins%3BGate) series.
Three years prior, peculiar and inexplicable alterations took place among the flora and fauna on Earth. This included a variety of changes such as mutations, reversions, and the appearance of unearthly species. This event resulted in the emergence of a fresh career path for the new generation of humans - Monster Trainers, individuals skilled in the art of monster taming. Gao Peng, the protagonist of the story, obtained the extraordinary ability to perceive the attribute data frame of monsters on his 18th birthday. With this ability, he aspired to become the most potent monster trainer to have ever existed and sought a means to resurrect his parents.
[What female CEO? Come and help me run the refuge.] [A female special forces soldier? Come and be my security team leader!] The end of the world, CEO, beauty, secretary, electrician, programmer and other professionals are all reduced to waste? Don't be afraid to come to my system underground refuge, as long as the talent is on the people!Original Webcomic:, , ,
The story takes place during the 2595th year of the Ko (Light) Era. Ko, the country of the rising sun, invaded several countries and war rages. Its territory does not stop growing and in heaven, the battleships are a legion. Gaw, a young immigrant boy, and Fa, a mysterious young girl, will find themselves embarking on this "war."
"You must die.” Nigel was killed by his loyal knight, Inas. For a moment he despaired at the unbelievable fact, and when he came to his senses, he had returned to the past. “It’s okay, Nigel. See you again." And he was killed again by Inas, who left behind words that he couldn't understand and returned. Why is Inas keep trying kill him? Will Nigel be able to get out of this cycle of regression?
In the future, Earth has become so polluted that humanity is forced to live in enclosed shelters. In Japan, the shelters are divided between the "inside", which caters to the country's lucrative anime industry, and the "outside", where most people work to support the people working on the "inside". S-zawa is one such "outside" worker whose job involves sending messages into space. One day, he's approached by the ailing embodiment of Earth to send a message before she collapses. Shortly after the message is sent, other girls similar to Earth start showing up at S-zawa's workplace in an effort to help Earth, but he has a thing or two to learn about what the planets and their moons are really like.
It all seemed like another regular day for the photojournalist Wakatsuki Tetsuya when something big happened. ALIEN INVASION! This brings his journalist's blood to a boil and he goes to check it out. It is there he meets, standing in a pool of blood and corpses, the alien girl Kahm, who looks exactly like a human if you take away the pair of horns growing from the sides of her head. There they fight and Tetsuya wins and takes her sword. Kahm retreats but soon comes back to retreave the sword and save Tetsuya from Japan's unavoidable fate....being wiped off the face of the earth! On her spaceship, Tetsuya learns that Kahm is not only a princess but also the heir to the thrown of the Santovanku Empire! Well, one comidic fight leads to another and now Tetsuya and Kahm are on their way to Kahm's father to declare their marriage?!?!? Read left to right.
Coerced into a covert mission, Leon, a distinguished soldier from Europe's militaristic society, was responsible for retrieving an ominous weapon named Tsugumi from the barren Japanese wasteland that had been abandoned for over two centuries. The weapon's destructive potential was so catastrophic that the planet preferred to bomb the archipelago atomically than see it deployed. Regrettably, their efforts were stymied when their aircraft crashed, leaving Leon stranded in Tokyo Bay, alone and vulnerable. Hunger plagued him, and his energy diminished, yet all he had for protection was a single anti-radiation suit. Much to his amazement, he discovered that the city had more life than he had imagined.
In this story, unidentified giant weapons will destroy the world\'s metropolises in 2029. The masterminds of this unprecedented destruction are known as \"Tokoshie\". They call themselves weapons when they go out on the streets of the cities with their overwhelming powers and disappear as soon as they are done with them. A decade has passed since then. A certain military company is developing a combat drone with the ability to fight the Tokoshie, and a certain millionaire figure goes underground to discover the secret of the Tokoshie\'s eternal life. Another specific girl goes on a journey to fight the Tokoshie, sworn in as her parents\' enemies. In short, this is the chronicle of an endless struggle between humanity and its greatest enemy ever.
August 10th in the year 2010 of the Imperial Calendar, The Empire of Britannia declared war upon Japan. Decimating Japan with their overwhelming military power, Japan was stripped of its freedom, rights and even its name. Now known only as Area 11, and its people Elevens. Lelouch Lamperouge, a Britannian high school student who regularly skips class to gamble, finds himself thrust into the crossfire between a band of rebels and the military. Stumbling upon a mysterious girl named C.C., she grants him Geass, the "Power of Kings". Now taking the mantle of the masked terrorist Zero, Lelouch is forced to fight against his longtime friend Suzaku in order to bring about change in Britannia. Note: The storyline of this manga is slightly altered from the anime. Notably, Knightmare Frames are omitted entirely.
