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In the city named Kotobuki, there is a rumor of a man who defeats bad people and only leave the giant, beautiful graffiti in the scene. Since no one has ever seen that man in person, they called him "Spray King." Kuroda Miu, a photography student in an art academy and part-time photographer for one of the weekly magazine, wants to capture Spray King onto her photograph in order to create a good scoop in the magazine. One day, she met with Tanaka Torateru, a boy who just entered the academy but wasn't that good in art. How could the meeting of the two lead to the "truth" about the city they lived in and about the hero in the shadow named Spray King? (fSource Ju-da-su)
From MangaHelpers: Natural selection has created a deadly new species known as "Eclipse," who are driven to eliminate humanity. A scientist called Kurusu Kenji headed an organization whose purpose was to fight these deadly creatures of bone. To this end, he created the "Osteon," Eclipse-like creatures that obey the commands of the human from whose DNA they are created. Now Kenji is gone, and his assistant Kidogawa Rokuko is attempting to recruit his estranged teenage son. Kurusu Akira wanted nothing to do with the father that he believed abandoned him, but attacks from Eclipse force him to accept his own Osteon from Rokuko. He slowly finds himself drawn into the organization, whose members expect him to take his father's place. Akira and his Osteon may have little interest in protecting humanity, but they are determined not to be beaten! [tethysdust]
Tomas has a very very hard sucking life. After years of humiliation from two bullies from the school, he finally has his give it back: he calls a number that offer a service of 'beating bullies for money'. But the dumbass dials the wrong number and the call goes to a expert and pro assassin's agency. And thinking he's calling right, Tomás gives all your personal information and makes the deal. Then Jack, a clumsy weird assassin comes to 'protect him', making sucker Tomás' rotine a little more suckered...
The manga adaptation of Key's adult game Tomoyo After: It's a Wonderful Life. The manga is told from Tomoyo's point of view. There are four chapters.
Haruse Urara is a little girl who helps her papa with his curry shop. Traveling in the car that makes up his shop, they sell curry all around a small, supernaturally quirky island. Two teenage girls--the rambunctious and cheerful Subaru, and the shyer, less adventurous Yoriko-- also work with Urara and her papa. Each day, they come up with new curry flavors and get to know the strange, friendly, and occasionally magical inhabitants of their tiny island!
Following the events of the first Breath of Fire game, this sequel brings forth a new menace in the form of the Ice Dragons, a dragon clan secluded for a long time. With the fall of the Dark Dragons, the Ice Dragon clan decides to take their place and engage in global conquest. What is Nina going to do about it now that Ryu has gone missing?
Kou, a boy, visits Hakone to cure a special illness. He arrives at a remote clinic. Despite the spacious clinic with a swimming pool and other facilities, a female doctor lives there alone. Her name is Babel. The female doctor diagnoses that Kou's treatment requires contact with the seductive opposite sex. This is the story of a daily medical examination between an innocent boy and a bewitching female doctor, which can never be told to others.
My name is Bakuryusai Yuu, I’m in first year high school and a little more sturdier than normal people, by a little more I mean a lot more. But that hasn't stopped me from chasing after the girl I love, Tsujizono-san. But wait! There is a note on the blackboard saying that she is kidnapped! Wait for me Tsujizono-san! I will save you with my MUSCLES!!![Synopsis By Desperate Scanners]
Naruru and Kataru, the seemingly perfect couple streamers, were actually just a business couple! Through streaming, Naruru tries to have Kataru fall for her and become a real couple, but she is so bad at love and such a hopeless mess that she just ends up self-destructing every time...?!
Due to the friendship he had with Ted, McDohl's attempt to save him eventually turned his life around from being the son of General Teo McDohl of the Imperial Army to become a wanted enemy of the Empire. A chosen bearer of one of the 27 True Runes, his encounters with death were already foreboding the moment the True Rune was attached to his right hand. Yet, McDohl continues to walk upon the journey through the Empire: facing corruption, cruelty and the life-changing decisions he has to make in order to restore order and peace for the people in his country and to fulfill the hope of many that was entrusted to him. Based on the PSOne video game, it is also loosely based on the Water Margin classics, though it's limited only to the gathering of 108 Stars of Destiny in order to overthrow a corrupt government.
