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In ancient Japan's Warring States era, a Samurai general named Daigo Kagemitsu makes a pact with 48 demons. In exchange for complete dominion over the country, he promises to give them his unborn child's limbs. Once the child is born, Daigo commands him to be disposed of in the river, thinking that he'll die. But a kind-hearted sage rescues the baby and gives him prosthetics. As the boy grows up and becomes Hyakkimaru, he gains control over the demons who took his limbs, ultimately allowing him to reclaim them. Along the way, he saves an adolescent pickpocket named Dororo from a group of thugs, and both embark on a journey to locate and defeat the demons. However, their path is rife with supernatural beings and apparitions.
Many years ago, the vampire queen nearly destroyed the world with her overwhelming powers. Despite numerous attempts by humans to defeat her, they could not succeed and instead imprisoned her until they were strong enough to break the seal and end her life. However, they are not the only ones seeking the seal, as the renegade vampire king who betrayed his own kingdom and race, along with the dhampirs, relentlessly searches for it. He desires to break the seal and reunite with his queen before the humans can. But the humans and dhampirs fear the consequences of their reunion and seek to stop the king by any means necessary.
In an old, isolated castle in the south of France lives a tiny witch named Lulu. When she meets a man named Camillo, Lulu's everyday life begins to change little by little...
Mahoujin Guruguru targets a mature young audience and incorporates sporadic blunt humor and subtle references that could potentially shock Western parents. It is a spoof of initial role-playing games, particularly the turn-based ones like Final Fantasy. The voiceover artist replaces character dialogue with a spoken narrative common in such games, which constitutes one of the comedic aspects of the show. Frequently, RPG-style information boxes are showcased on the screen, supplemented by narration in the established RPG format. Nike and Kukuri, the lead protagonists' ultimate aim, is to overthrow Giri, the leader of the dark forces.
Deciding to seize the opportunity of entering high school, Yuuki Kuwahara opted to reside independently at his father's ancestral abode. He embarked on his journey solo, fueled by a glimmer of hope that he may chance upon the girl he encountered during his childhood visits. However, little did he anticipate the unexpected reception that awaited him in the purportedly vacant household!
Commander Char Aznable, an ace pilot for Zeon, believed he could thwart the Federation's mobile suit construction by assaulting their research base located on colony Side 7. Unfortunately, he miscalculated. The Federation already had a functioning prototype, which they utilized to counterattack and wreak havoc. In the midst of the chaos, Amuro Ray, a skilled electronics expert, is steadfast in his resolve to prevent his loved ones from perishing due to the conflict. Nevertheless, how can a lone boy fend off invaders equipped with mobile suits?
Nami has an incredible magical ability, but her lack of coordination causes her to struggle with managing her powers. However, her bigger challenge is managing her own feelings. When Nami crashes into Ryotaro Tominaga's bike, her curiosity about her first love intensifies while Ryotaro continues to treat her with disrespect. Nami's kind heart and good intentions are overshadowed by her fear of making crucial decisions, especially as she approaches the end of high school. Set in a world of magic, this story is filled with emotional turmoil, misunderstandings, unreciprocated love, hatred, and passion as Nami and her friends seek to discover where they truly belong.
Shotaro Isinomori, a renowned Japanese comic book artist, created and illustrated this comic. It was initially serialized in Nintendo Power Magazine, comprising 12 installments ranging from January 1992 (Volume 32) to December 1992, and later published as a book in 1993. While it mostly traces the narrative of ALttP, some exclusive features were added to "amplify the dramatic pace and generate an element of astonishment."
Neuro, a demon who craves enigmatic experiences, is dissatisfied with his existence in hell. He ventures into the human world where he becomes captivated by the mysterious circumstances surrounding the murder of a girl's father. What unexpected consequences will arise from their encounter? The 23rd volume titled "Divorce Conciliation" tells the story of a couple's struggles to save their troubled marriage. Will they find a way to reconcile, or will they ultimately give in to divorce?
As Junpei Manaka makes his way to the rooftop to watch the sunset, he unexpectedly startles a captivating stranger upon opening the door. Despite her immediate panic and hasty retreat, Junpei catches a glimpse of her charming strawberry-printed underwear in extreme detail. Unable to shake the vivid image from his mind, Junpei sets out to locate the girl of his dreams and uncover her coveted panties.
Rei has spent his life living in his brother's shadow, feeling inadequate due to his lack of social skills, athleticism, and poor grades. However, Ren, his brother, has always been supportive and never judged him for his shortcomings. But when Ren experiences a mental breakdown and begins raving about Wonder Rabbit Girl, Rei decides to take matters into his own hands and seek vengeance. Disguising himself as Ren, he embarks on an investigation using his brother's USB drive as a starting point. The drive contains a list of the school's female students, along with their names and fetishes, leading Rei to believe that one of these girls is the elusive Wonder Rabbit Girl.
Despite being an average student, Tsukune manages to secure a place in a high school, only to realize that its student body is far from ordinary. He becomes the center of attention for a beautiful female student who bestows him with romantic attention. But, her affinity for him proves to be more concerning than flattering, as she leaves a evident mark on his neck after biting him. To make matters worse, Tsukune questions his ability to keep up in a school torn apart by a longstanding rivalry between werewolves and vampires, rather than athletes and scholars.
