A martial arts historical series about a peasant turned samurai and caught in the turmoil of the Satsuma Rebellion, in the first years of the Meiji Era. Included oneshot: Inu no Seikatsu.

The popular video game series *Sonic* has finally been made into a manga! Dr. Eggman, an evil scientist, stands in the way of Sonic, the world's fastest hedgehog, and his friends. Stylish and cool, yet full of gags, it's a laugh-out-loud Sonic World!

Abused like a slave by everyone at school, and battered by the single mother she lives with at home… That was the girl’s, Endou Himeno’s, everyday life. However one day a ‘wasp’ that stung the girl changed her fate. Her fate, and that of humanity… Piercing the ‘species’ known as humanity, a thrilling insect suspense story begins!

"You are a more disgusting man than I imagined." "Your poor imagination makes for an unconvincing opinion." The smoke of the steam engine covers the city in 1873. A novelist approaches a mercenary who has lost his place of employment. She has a request to escort her to an interview in 'a mountainous region that is not on the map'. Hiring a mercenary is unavoidable and by process of elimination the novelist had no other choice but him. The journey of the two people, who are constantly swearing at each other, eventually gets caught up in a plot involving the nation ... An era of high growth when the transcontinental railroad was completed, but an era of twilight when electric lights were not yet born. A story of a world similar to "why" in 19th century America. [Official English Translation (Comikey)](https://comikey.com/comics/the-mercenary-and-the-novelist-manga/331/)

MazinSaga is a manga written and produced by Go Nagai between 1990 and 1998; currently incomplete and up to the sixth volume, it's the summa of Nagai's works, for the complexity of the plot and the treated thematic content. Mazinsaga tells the story of the young Koji Kabuto, university student who finds himself having to collect the fruit of the researches of his father, physicist of world-wide reputation who died in mysterious circumstances. The boy is thus given a powerful artifact, Mazinger Z, the Armor of God.

In the future, supernatural powers not only exist but have become science fact. The “Special Abilities Private High School” is established in order to utilize students’ powers for the military. Students are roped onto the battlefield without knowing the meaning of the fight, whether it will save their lives…or spell their demise.

A collection of side stories from 07-Ghost. First published in a separate volume and then included in the last 07-Ghost bunkouban volume printed.

A puzzle/game comic book for children by Ritsuko Kawai, the creator of Hamtaro. Each chapter has content relating to a different Mario universe game, such as Diddy Kong Racing, Yoshi's Story, or Wario Land 2.

Teased unmercifully for his past as an orphan and a slave, Teito has only his best friend Mikage to ease his days at the elite Barsburg Academy - and his mastery of the magical art of Zaiphon! But even that will not be enough to save him when he discovers a horrifying secret behind the ruling Empire. Trapped in an ancient battle between a wicked Death God and the Seven Ghosts and guided by three mysterious priests, Teito discovers a power that could save the world… and shed light on his own mysterious past.

A mini-manga printed in NG: Namco Community Magazine promoting the release of the arcade game Baraduke II. It's a very brief recap of the premise, with the heroine returning to Paccet Planet to fend off an attack by the Octy.

The first published work by Toshihiro Ono, this oneshot tie-in to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past tells a unique story set during an early phase of the game. Link (here called Quark) is mentored by seasoned warrior Lepton in a sidequest to defeat Agahnim's minion Graviton and retrieve the soul of the fairy queen. Published in Shogakukan's Bessatsu Corocoro Comic No.44, February 1992.

Woll is a military working dog who was trained as a living weapon during the Vietnam War. Now that it's over and he has to return to life as a pet, acclimating to his old life proves to be a hard challenge.

Raised in a home nearly all his life, Sanetora has been provided for anonymously for as long as he could remember. When his mysterious benefactor offers to foster him, he is more than thrilled—it's like a dream come true! The person waiting for him at his would-be new home however, is a startlingly young man with a sharp tongue! Kanae, Sanetora's foster father, is a businessman who runs a company, and is not without an ulterior motive: Sanetora suddenly finds himself employed! As if that wasn't perplexing enough, it turns out the company is no ordinary company—it deals with strange objects that can turn their owners into freaks of nature!! Just how is Sanetora going to live his new life?!

Tatsuya Ukyo is an aimless youth on the streets of Kamurocho who is framed for an assault that left a young boy comatose. He drops out of high school during his second year and lives a hoodlum's life with Tenma (his only friend) and Saeko, his sister who raised him for nine years after their mother's death. Hearing about a large sum of money held by a loan shark, Tatsuya and several other hoodlums break-in at night. Tatsuya defeats Naoki, not knowing he killed him. After Toda's death, Tatsuya receives an ultimatum from a member of his gang: win ten consecutive fights or be arrested. Tatsuya agrees, and as he fights underground he bonds with trainer Kudoh Saki and physician Amamiya Taizan. Based on the PSP game.

Demon Lord Astarolin, even though her power and attitude can be considered of a demon king, her cute appearance and lack of a strong presence made the heroes view her as a cute and tiny animal. That her subjects are doting on her too much doesn't help in the slightest… Follow the adventures of this tiny and cute Demon Lord in her quest to become a being befitting her title in power and appearance. ---

Expectations exist to be subverted.

An adaptation of the 1993 live-action movie Super Mario Bros., this one-shot heavily truncates the story. It was published in Shogakukan's Monthly Corocoro Comic Summer Holiday Special 1993. Daisy requests the help of the Mario Brothers to save her flooded excavation site. She is abducted by Iggy and Spike and taken to an alternate dimension ruled by the tyrant Koopa. Mario and Luigi follow her and soon confront Koopa, who needs a meteorite piece to merge their two dimensions. Fungus-related shenanigans ensue. Can the plumbers stop Koopa from taking over the "surface world" with his de-evolution guns?

Special Episode "Luff" is a three chapter "what if" storyline showing what would happen if Sabo had rescued Luffy and Ace at Marineford. It ran in the first three volumes of the official One Piece magazine.

The "battle action" manga centers on Tsuranuki Tsutsuki, a middle school boy who lives a happy life despite slightly strange family circumstances. But when a great disaster strikes, strange zombie-like creatures kidnap his younger sister. To find the whereabouts of his younger sister, Tsutsuki heads to monster-infested Tokyo, and there has a chance encounter with a high school girl wielding a mysterious sword.

Meet the top delinquent from Mars! His name is Ukita Kikuchiyo and he's now trying to take over new turf on Earth after switching schools but due to living in Mars’ low gravity, he quickly finds out he's quite weak. Luckily for him however, after getting beat by a gang, he meets up with Shirokuma Fuuta, a practitioner of Aikido who teaches him the ways provided it’s only for self defense.

Shinto masks. When you wear one, you get special powers. This is the story of one boy's quest to recover the Shinto masks scattered around the world.

Yumeji has the power to forecast a person's dream based on the multicolored auras that surround them when he looks through his fingers. His skills are unpolished, but when he sees a black aura, he knows for certain what that person will see that night, a nightmare. Yumeji has been having nightmares himself recently, where he is chased endlessly by an army of cats until he awakens. But when a strange girl named Merry literally falls into his life, his experience with dreams becomes bizarre and dangerous when he vows to help Merry return to the world of dreams from whence she came.

Rainbow Parakeet is a genius actor and a fantastic mimic, but also a thief. He can act out any role to the best of his abilities, while robbing the richest members of the audience during his performances. His methods are a mystery, even to the detectives charged with apprehending him: Police Inspector Senri and his daughter, Police Detective Mariko Senri. --- **Volumes 341-347 of the Osamu Tezuka Complete Works**