Chu Xiu, who came from the Blue Star, transmigrated to the Tianqiong Continent a hundred years ago. He bound the Fate Antagonist System, killed numerous daughters of the Holy Land's Holy Son, and became invincible among his peers. In the end, he was surrounded and killed by older generation experts, self-destructing in the process. He was then reincarnated by seizing the body of a senior disciple from the Taisu Holy Land's Yunxia Peak. This time, he has decided to quietly develop himself. His initial goal is to become a revered Holy Son by countless people.

Yeongwoon moved into his first solo living space only to end up with the worst neighbor.
Determined to teach some lesson to the constantly complaining woman next door, Yoonjoo, he lets out a crushing confession, which not only affects Yoonjoo but also changes the relationship with Hayeong, his childhood friend…!

The moon is beginning to fall, and at the rate it's going, it is doomed to fall on the Earth. The countdown for the survival of the planet begins. Among the havoc, Hinata's younger sister Hanabi is captured by the mysterious enemy, Toneri Ootsutsuki. Naruto must overcome great danger on a mission to save Hanabi and the world along with Hinata, Sai, Shikamaru, and Sakura is their final story.


(Source: ANN)

A mysterious group of ninjas makes a surprise attack on the Konohagakure, which takes great damage. The nightmare of another Shinobi World War could become a reality. Sasuke, who left Konoha to kill his brother, Itachi, appears for the second time in front of Naruto at an unknown location to prevent it from coming to fruition.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Host Club is a club of handsome boys at Ouran High School who entertain the girls glamorously. All of a sudden, the coolest person in club, Kyouya, turns 180 degrees and Tamaki is jealous of seeing Haruhi correspond with director of Ouran Academy. In the middle of the disturbance, suddenly all club members fell into underground world.

Rock (Okajima Rokuro) was just a normal Japanese businessman, but through a series of unlikely events, he found himself part of the "Lagoon Company," a group of transporters who do a little pirating on the side. Together with Dutch, Revy, and Benny, he sails the seas of Asia aboard the modified torpedo boat "Black Lagoon."


Their base, the lawless city of Roanapur, is just barely balanced on the brink of outright war, controlled and occupied by criminal organizations from across the globe. Standing above the rest are Balalaika of Russia and Chang of Hong Kong.


Our story finds Roanapur just a little while before Rock, with Revy in tow, is due to head back to his old home of Japan.


It is a tale about soldiers who once fought united under a cause in a land of sandy winds, the strictly personal reunion of a captain and her one-time subordinate...


(Source: Anonymous Spore)

A two-chapter series about Kurapika's past released as a prequel to the movie.

The sequel to Gorgeous Carat and Gorgeous Carat Galaxy.

In Keigo's school, all the troubled kids are grouped into one class -- the troublemakers, the abused kids, and the scarred ones. There's a quiet kid in his class named Asato who never talks to anyone, and like Keigo, doesn't want to go home after school. One day after class Keigo cuts himself, and the two of them discover that Asato has the ability to absorb the wounds of others. What wounds will Asato heal, and what scars does he himself carry...?


(Source: Storm in Heaven)

"The Pretty Guardian in a Sailor Suit! Sailor Venus has arrived!"


13-year-old Minako Aino is an active tomboy who loves idols and video games, and is a popular member of Shiba Koen Junior High School's volleyball team. One day during her PE class, Minako accidentally stumbles upon a white cat, who later sidetracks her from talking to her crush. At home, Minako wonders if she is beautiful, and hearing this, the cat introduces himself as Artemis and gives her a compact mirror that shows Minako more than just her beauty...


Before she can fully take in the cat's words, Minako receives a special pen that can transform her into masked champion of justice, Sailor V! As her carefree love-seeking days begin to include adventures against the energy-seeking Dark Agency, Minako will learn to embrace the full extent of her destiny in this prequel to Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon.

Code Name wa Sailor V was serialized in the RunRun magazine as the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon manga ran in Nakayoshi, with a much slower release rate than the latter.


The series was published in English by Kodansha Comics USA from September 13, 2011 to November 15, 2011, along with the republishing of the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon manga.


Code Name wa Sailor V had an OVA adaptation planned, but it never happened; the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon anime was created instead.

Publishers:

• Run Run (magazine)

Just before the start of the French Revolution, a commoner named Gerard pays a visit to a high-class brothel, where he sleeps with, and then buys the freedom of Jacques, a young noble sold into prostitution. Jacques looks down on commoners and Gerard has his reasons for hating the nobility, but they're thrown together once again when Jacques ends up being hired as Gerard's new houseboy. Jacques' determination to make his own way in the world, and Gerard's surprising, quirky shows of kindness slowly bring the two together into a romance for the ages!


(Source: Blu Manga)

Gerard & Jacques was published in English by Tokyopop's Blu Manga imprint from September 1, 2006 to December 1, 2006.

Based on the PSP remake of Star Ocean 2 (Rena's side of the game).


Rena is a girl living in Expel. From young, she has always believed strongly in the legend of the Warrior of Light and believed that one day he will appear before her.


Then one day, the Sorcery Globe fell upon the planet of Expel, causing chaos to the planet. One day, Rena met Claude when she was at the Shingo Forest, who had saved her from a monster with a weapon that shoots a dazzling light.


Rena had believed that Claude was the Warrior of Light in the legend, but Claude had denied it. Despite that, the both of them set off together towards Eluria, where the Sorcery Globe fell, in-order to investigate it, meeting new people and gaining new allies on the way.


(Source: MU)

The chapter is a one-on-one conversation between Griffith and God.


It was not published in the Japanese volumes at Kentaro Miura's request, his reason being that he felt that the chapter gave away too much information too early in the story.

"Lost" chapter of Uzumaki.

Tanabe Yellow one shot collection, including her debut “Lost Princess” and the original pilot of Kekkaishi.


Birthday

Hiroshi, a boy who dislikes being spoiled and wants to live a normal life, was given a toy that would make him a hero on his fifteenth birthday. (Source: MU)

Minku Shiraishi is a 14-year-old middle school student obsessed with Illiya, the lead singer of a band called Jagunna. Along with her friends, fellow Illiya fan Mahoko Toriumi and tech-savvy Kanoka Moriyama, she enters the local music store to pick up Illiya's latest CD—but the CD they picked up is not Illiya's music but "Wanna-Be", a mysterious CD-ROM with its copyright date listed as 2099. Curious, Kanoka installs it into her computer and learns that the software can create virtual characters based off of actual people.


The girls then create a character based off of Minku and her dreams of being a star, dubbing it "Cyber Idol Mink." But when the character comes out of the computer and merges with Minku, the girls realize that they've made a mistake—after Cyber Idol Mink is sighted live on TV, all of Japan starts looking for her! Worse still, the mascot of the Wanna-Be program, Om, comes out of the computer and warns the trio that they are in danger of being "deleted" for using software from the future.


With the unexpected craze and Om's warning, Minku resolves not to continue using Wanna-Be—but when she learns that a new friend involved with stardom is in serious trouble, Minku decides to debut as Cyber Idol Mink to help them out and pave her way into fame.


Included one-shot:

Volume 6: (The Wildcat Constellation)

Dennou Shoujo☆Mink was published in English as Mink by Tokyopop from April 1, 2004 to April 1, 2005.

Publishers:

• Nakayoshi (magazine)

Collection of special chapters that were published for 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Relief Effort Project.

Kanna Koizumi is infatuated with a handsome customer who regularly orders the same meal combo from the restaurant she works at, but has never mustered the courage to ask him his name. The customer, Ren Toujo, has also noticed Kanna because she reminds him of Akira Sainishi, a woman he knew long ago.


Kanna and Ren pass by each other day after day, until one fateful night when Kanna and her parents drive past him and are subsequently hit by a truck. Ren is first to arrive at the bloody scene. Judging that her injuries are too severe to wait for an ambulance, he has to make the onerous decision—let Kanna die, or turn her into a vampire like him.

Yaneura no Nagai Kami (Long Hair in the Attic)

The beautiful, long-haired Chiemi Amano has just been dumped by her playboy boyfriend, leaving her utterly dejected. Returning home, she begins to recall fond memories, such as how she grew her hair out for him. But now, these once pleasant recollections only further her depression, leading her to decide that cutting off her hair can free her from the heartbreak. However, she finds that doing so is no longer a decision she can make...


Yurushi (Approval/Permission)

Again and again, Kyousuke has been trying to get permission to marry his love Misuzu. Yet no matter how many times he asks her father, he is repeatedly denied due to his low social standing. After countless months, Kyousuke finally gives up and breaks things off with Misuzu. Only later does she come to him and plead for him to return. But strange events have unfolded while Kyousuke was absent, and he may not be prepared for the truth that faces him.


Hachi no Su (Beehive)

Takano is an adamant fan of bees and makes beehive collecting a hobby of his. His only rival in the neighbourhood is a strange, unkempt boy, who handles bees as if he were one of them. But one day, the boy goes missing, and rumours circulate that his ghost is haunting the woods. When Takano spots a rare hornet, he sets off towards the woods to chase it, where the truth of the boy's disappearance will be unveiled...


Hakumei (Dying Young)

Ayako and her friends Chizuru and Hiroko belong to a group deemed "The Ugly Trio" due to their less-than-stellar looks. That is until Chizuru mysteriously starts to undergo a slow transformation, becoming prettier and prettier by the day. However, the prettier she gets, the less healthy she becomes, and soon —after becoming a lovely beauty—Chizuru collapses and dies. This event sets the precedent of what's to come, as slowly more and more girls start to become prettier...


Kubi no Nai Choukoku (Headless Sculptures)

Though friends Shimada and Rumi regularly walk home together, Rumi finds herself going alone one day when Shimada stays behind to help Mr. Okabe. An art teacher dedicated to crafting headless sculptures, Mr. Okabe enlists Shimada's help to meet the deadline for his next exhibition. But when Rumi goes to pick up Shimada the next day, he oddly refuses and stays home. At school, Rumi is met with shocking news: Mr. Okabe has been gruesomely decapitated, and his head is still missing. When Rumi tries to question Shimada for information, he tells her to follow him to the art room, within which the truth lies.


Niku-iro no Kai (Flesh-Colored Horror)

Walking home alone one night, kindergarten teacher Momoko Takigawa is assaulted by a shadowy figure who throws a sticky substance onto her. Hard enough to get off her skin, Momoko is left with no choice but to cut her hair short to remove it. Back at school, Momoko has a tough time handling her problem student, Chikara—a boy who stands out for his rough skin and violent fixation on peeling whatever's around him. Momoko decides that visiting Chikara's home for counsel may help. But in this attempt to remedy Chikara's issues, Momoko finds herself coming into contact with her mysterious attacker once more.


1. Long Hair in the Attic

2. Permission/Forgiveness

3. The Bee Hive

4. Dying Young

5. Headless Statues

6. Flesh Coloured Horror

Ito Junji Kyoufu Manga Collection - Flesh-Colored Horror was published in English as Flesh-Colored Horror by ComicsOne on July 15, 2001 as the third book in their The Junji Ito Horror Comic Collection.

Publishers:

• Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi (magazine)

In a certain part of town, there is a very exclusive restaurant. So exclusive that only ghosts get to dine there! Yes, it's a ghost-only restaurant where ghouls and goblins freely roam, drink and eat! Strange? Not until you meet the only waitress there, who happens to be a full-blooded human!


(Source: Aerandria)

Jun's unspoken love for Ryuuta is a secret to everyone... except Ryuuta's little brother, Takumi, who would love to have Jun to himself. Now in high school, Takumi is student, Jun is teacher, and Ryuuta is moving on with his life. Takumi offers himself to Jun as a substitute for his brother, but will it be enough to fill their empty hearts?


(Source: DramaQueen LLC)

In Blue Dragon, shadows can fuse with their hosts. This is the history of the teenager, Ral, and his shadow, the Blue Dragon Grado, that his father, a king, imprisoned together in the dungeon of the castle when Ral was a young baby. One day, when the shadows besieges the castle, his personal educator, Mio, releases him to protect the castle and repel the shadows.


(Source: MU)

Blue Dragon: RalΩGrado was published in English as RalΩGrad by VIZ Media under the Shonen Jump Advanced imprint from February 5, 2008 to June 2, 2009.

Publishers:

• Shounen Jump (magazine)

Weather Woman is a funny, sexy, delightful romp through the high-pressure world of TV personalities, and the basis for a fabulous funny cult hit movie (released in America by Asia Pulp Cinema) that made a star out of the hot, sexy Japanese actress Kei Mizutani. It's awfully hot under those TV lights, and when your ratings are what you live and die by, you need a gimmick. If you're a gorgeous Weather Woman, maybe you'll find those ratings will rise if your skirt does, too! This media-savvy satire was a huge hit in comics and film in Japan and the fabulously funny cult hit movie based on it won awards at international film festivals, and the movie's American dub premier and gorgeous Kei Mizutani were immensely popular at the San Diego ComiCon International last year! This sexy and funny graphic novel features Keiko, the scheming Weather Woman, who becomes a hit in Japan by taking off her clothes on the air, her hapless suitor Minoru who tries to protect her but she can only abuse him, and the beautiful Michiko who spies on Keiko as her maid and ends up in some very compromising positions!


(Source: CPM)

Otenki Oneesan had one volume published in English as Weather Woman by Central Park Media on January 1, 2002.

Publishers:

• Young Magazine (magazine)

Youhei immediately fell in love with the actor on the late night advertisement, Satomi. After going through some random events, they became lovers. However, how will these two love birds face the upcoming events which involves costumes, a manager, a stalker and maybe an old crush!?


(Source: Fantasy Shrine Scanlations)

A sequel roughly translated as Divine Melody: Chapter of Warm Snow is currently serialized in Star Girls. It follows the adventures of Cai Sheng during the last chapter of Divine Melody.


(Source: Wikipedia)

This collection is an amalgamation of work reflecting Hiroki Endo's philosophy and his outstanding ability to draw and to tell stories.


Volume 1

1. (The Crows, the Girl and the Yakuza)

2. (Because You're Definitely a Cute Girl)

3. (For Those of Us Who Don't Believe in God)


Volume 2

1.

2. (High School Girl 2000)

3-4.

5.

Endo Hiroki Tanpenshuu was published in English as Tanpenshu by Dark Horse from January 30, 2007 to June 12, 2007. It was also published in Polish as Hiroki Endo: Krótkie Historie by Japonica Polonica Fantastica as part of Mega Manga series.

Publishers:

• Afternoon (magazine)

Path of the Assassin is the story of Hattori Hanzou, the fabled master ninja whose duty was to protect Tokugawa Ieyasu, who would grow up to become shogun and unify Japan. The creators poetically describe the story as "lifelong friends, with the same dreams, striving to grow into a rising river."

Hanzou no Mon was published in English as Path of the Assassin by Dark Horse Comics from July 11, 2006 to May 12, 2009 and in Spanish as Hanzô: El camino del asesino by ECC Cómics in 10 volumes from October 1, 2014 to March 30, 2016.

Takao-kun is deeply obsessed with his older brother, a clumsy but nice teacher.


His brother got serious problems becouse of one student, and so, Takao decided to become friends with rich and annoying boy to help out his bro. Will he succeed? Who is the mysterious brother-stalker?!


(Source: MU)

A deeper look at the childhood and history of Jagi, one of the four Hokuto brothers, and an important villain in the original Hokuto no Ken manga.


Includes the one-shot: Hokuto No Ken - Ryuken Gaiden

An alternate version explaining the choosing of Ryuuken's successor and the nuclear apocalypse in the Hokuto No Ken universe.

The story revolves around the relationships between the members of an all-male college photography club.


1-3. Liking You

4-5. Liking You side stories


6. Secret Desire Under the Uniform

Thinking he is alone in the locker room after school, Arizumi can't resist taking of whiff of the gym clothes of Takada, the boy he has a crush on. But Arizumi is caught in the act by Asakawa, who promises his silence only if Arizumi pays with his body.


7. Renai a la Carte - Conscious Mix Version

(Source: MangaUpdates)

Renai à la Carte! was published in English as Love à la Carte! by Central Park Manga's Be Beautiful imprint on June 1, 2007.

Publishers:

• Junk! Boy (magazine)

What does one do when your lover just won't lay off the sex? Well Sen certainly has the answer! In an attempt to get Sword to lay off the sex some, Sen screams for the Warden, who confines Sword. Yet, will Sen really be able to do without Sword?

Yusuke and Soji have been close since junior high and are flirting with the notion of becoming a couple. But when Soji suddenly announces his intentions to marry, Yusuke is devastated. The friends part ways until three years later, when they meet by coincidence on a cigarette break. Still refusing to acknowledge his feelings, Soji faces the clash of his still-simmering love for Yusuke and his duty to his wife—even as Masahito, Soji's rival, begins to make a play for Yusuke's heart.


(Source: SuBLime)

Kuchibiru no Yukue was published in English as Cigarette Kisses by SuBLime on May 3, 2012.

When Akira announces he was a boy in the first book "Ai wo Utau Yori Ore ni Oborero" so does the fact Akira goes to Dankaisan the boys school next to St. Nobora (Mizuki's school) Things start to get rough when pressure against Mizuki dating a boy from that school rise.


(Source: MU)

Ai Ore!: Danshikou no Hime to Joshikou no Ouji was published in English as Ai Ore! Love Me!'s volumes 4-8 by VIZ Media under the Shojo Beat imprint from May 3, 2011 to May 1, 2012, as well as in eBook format from June 17, 2011 to July 2, 2012.

Publishers:

• Asuka (magazine)

Although Gyu Hwa Lee might look like a guy, she has feelings like any other girl. In fact, she's currently in love with Korean pop idol Kang Un Ryu. As luck would have it, Kang Un ends up transferring to Gyu Hwa's high school. The only problem is he has to keep his identity a secret so he's cross-dressing as a girl!


Description from Condensation

The dark fantasy follows a high school sophomore named Akihito Kanbara. Although the boy appears human, he is half yōmu and invulnerable to wounds because he can heal quickly. One day, Akihito meets freshman Mirai Kuriyama when it seems she is about to jump from the school rooftop. Mirai is isolated because of her ability to manipulate blood, which is unique even among members of the spirit world. Disturbing events begin to unfold after Akihito saves Mirai.


(Source: ANN)

The tale of Ogawa Ryuu, a timid young guy who gets bullied by three girls. When something extraordinary and supernatural occurs during a particularly violent harassment session by the girls on poor Ryuu things turn for the kinky and interesting for the girls and Ryuu.


The girls use Ryuu's equipment as a living sex toy, attaching it to anything and everything, including themselves, boning one another, friends, strangers and even Ryuu himself! But the girls find it has a hidden cost...they soon find their own personalities are changing, bringing out their own deepest, darkest desires.

The Stellvia Space Academy is one of several Space Foundations dedicated to saving Earth from a wave of supernova explosions that is scheduled to hit the planet in 70 days. Shima Katase is a newly-enrolled student at Stellvia with exceptional skills as a programmer but lacklustre talent as a pilot. Her dream is to be chosen as one of the elite pilots needed to help save the earth, and Stellvia is her story.


(Source: Amazon)

Uchuu no Stellvia was published in English by DrMaster from July 11, 2005 to September 9, 2005. A boxset with the series was released on June 30, 2008.

Publishers:

• Dengeki Daioh (magazine)

School Zone takes you back to your school days when everyone had sex! Teachers with students, teachers with teachers, coaches with players, etc. School Zone is a fantastic adult comic that features non-stop sex scenes in a school setting. There are fantastic scenes that include: orgies, lesbian sex, and sex toy manipulations. (Source: Book Description)

Manga shorts based on the light novels and drawn by the series's original illustrator, Hibiki Reine.

Follows a new character, Ren Sajima, who travels to Paris in hopes of becoming a bartender.

1-3.

4. Charity

5. Katei no Jijou: Ibento-hen

6. Houkago Dorei Club Plus 1: Itou Sanae Take 2

7. Niji no Kanata e (Beyond the Rainbow)

8. Island Bangai-hen: Rokurou to Maid

9. Tenki Seirou Naredomo Nami Takashi

10. Colosseum

Light novel series based on the manga Deadman Wonderland.