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Tokyo in the 90s, the city center has been suffering from a continuing depopulation. Also affected is the Udagawa Junior High School where only six people are left, as their class leader, protector and very good friend Masato just died in an illegal skateboarding race. Five months later Eito Hachiya, nickname: Eight or "8" enrolls in school and wants to find out what happened. He even just looks like Masato! But mysteries surround him: Why does he know all the other six? Why can’t they remember him? Was canceled after ~25% of volume 4, the epilogue consists of an alternative ending for Eight.
For a long time this country was attacked by its neighbor, the Empire, which created a series of unmanned military vehicles called the Legion. In response to the threat, the Republic successfully completes the development of similar technology and reflects the enemy's attack, having managed to do without casualties. But this is... the official version. In fact, there were victims. Outside of 85 districts of the Republic there was actually another one. "The non-existent 86th district." It was there that day and night continued the battles in which young men and women from the detachment known as Eighty-Six participated—they fought in drones... Shinn directs the actions of young suicide bombers while on the battlefield. Lena is a "handler" who commands a detachment from a remote rear with the help of special communication.
This is the story of how one primitive lame old mecha anime became a legend that leads the way for humanity.<br><br>Eirun Bazatt after a malfunction arrives during a battle between what appears to be Japanese forces fighting against monsters called 'Malice' and he's not one to run away from a fight...
In a world where dragons rule the skies, mankind still dreams of flight and dominating the heavens in their stead someday. Even in times of war, the passionate young pilot Karl Schunitz continues to chase his dreams, taking up his wings of steel—the revolutionary new aircraft Blitzvogel—to challenge the Kaiserdrache, the fastest dragon that can fly at supersonic speeds. (YES, we know it should be "Eiserne Flügel: hat das Lied der Kugeln die Drachen erreicht?".)
A masterpiece theater and a new movie theater founded in 1965 in the city. Wakaba, a super-cool and salt-friendly projection technician girl, worked there. Mr. Wakaba, who silently puts the film on the projector in the narrow and hot movie room, has a lot of secret fans ...?
Follow the "path" of the two heroes from the Zero no Kiseki prestory comic!
Long ago, a powerful demon lord ruled over the people until an equally powerful hero rose up to defeat him. To counter future threats, Rosewood Academy, a school for heroes-in-training, was created. Today, Rosewood Academy enrolls only the best of the best, and Arnest Flaming is the best of them all. The top student in the school, a dutiful girl nicknamed “Empress of Flame”, she has an irritating encounter with a light-hearted boy in the school hallway one day who seems to equal her powers, though she’s never seen him before. He introduces himself only as Blade, and Arnest soon finds out not only is he transferring into the school as a new student, but she is personally requested by the King to help him settle in to daily life in Rosewood Academy.
Waking up with no memories in the arms of his little sister(?) Himiko, our hero decides to cast his lot in with her to bring about world peace by uniting it all under one banner.That said, the only way they can do this is through fighting their way past many of the legendary heroes of old. Only this time, they all seem to be cute girls instead!Journeying to the four corners of the Earth, they will have to deal with the likes of Oda Nobunaga, King Arthur, Napoleon, Lu Bu and many others on their path to world domination.As the comic version of the game series Eiyu*Senki, this manga brings more original story arcs for the lovable characters of the series in a world similar yet different to that of the games.
In the southwest area of the Zemulia Continent, one will find the tiny Liberl Kingdom, a small monarchy that has managed to defy all odds against attempts to overcome them during war. Liberl is split into five regions: Rolent, Bose, Ruan, Zeiss, and Grancel. In the city of Rolent, Cassius Bright has raised two children by himself, Estelle and Joshua. He taught them everything they know himself, and encourages them to sign up to become apprentices in the Bracers Guild. Soon after, however, he receives a letter and has to leave on business, leaving Estelle and Joshua to fend for themselves. While working, they receive notice one day that their father's airship has gone missing. With this in mind, the two gear themselves up, and set off to find the ship and save their father. Of course, from there, nothing is at all like it seems. Few things are ever what they first seem to be in Zemulia, in fact.
Asakusa Midori wants to create an anime, but she's too disheartened to make that first step by herself. But by pure chance, she meets Mizusaki Tsubame, an up-and-coming socialite secretly dreaming of becoming an animator. Together with Midori's money-loving best friend Kanamori Sayaka, the energetic trio slowly work towards making their "ultimate world" a reality! Took 9th place on Manga Taisho Awards (2018).
Asakusa Midori wants to create an anime, but she's too disheartened to make that first step by herself. By pure chance, she meets Mizusaki Tsubame, an up-and-coming socialite secretly dreaming of becoming an animator. Together with Midori's money-loving best friend Kanamori Sayaka, the energetic trio slowly work towards making their "ultimate world" a reality! (Source: MU, edited)
Most people would be concerned about getting a ticket to go around the country by rail, alone, for their wedding anniversary, with their significant other calling it a special break from them — but not Daisuke Nakahara. For this thirty-five year old train and ekiben (train station box lunch) enthusiast, a trip around Japan — spotlighting each region's seasonal delicacies — is the present of his dreams, with each stop — and tasty titbit — telling a story about the region's food and its history. The first stop in his trip? Kyushu, by special express sleeper train! And from there, the track less travelled.
