In a world where 90 percent of humans on Earth have contracted and died from a deadly, virulent disease; only to then rise again as zombies who only attack people. 13 years after that "Red Day" of societal and civilizational collapse, the surviving humans survive away from the big cities, while still hoping to retake them someday. An entirely new generation of people who know nothing of the pre-Red Day world are now coming into their own.

Alf, one of the kingdom's official cursebreakers, is sentenced and punished to be thrown into the abyss for crimes he did not commit. Before his very eyes lies a never-ending labyrinth... In this dungeon, that no one has ever escaped from, Alf meets a mysterious beauty!?

Though Yuri may look like any other high schooler, his life is a ceaseless onslaught of the worst luck imaginable — so when he hears about Blade Skill Online, the ultra-immersive VRMMO where luck is a stat you can control, he can’t wait to start playing and escape his IRL problems. Following the advice of an online guide, he chooses the summoner class with a bow for his weapon, and for his stats, he pours every last point into luck, naturally. Thus begins his blessed online life! Or at least, that was the plan. He soon learns he’s been trolled — summoners are useless, the bow is garbage, and the game’s barely playable with his abysmal stats! To top it off, a bald barbarian starts hitting on him barely a minute into the game because the avatar randomizer made him into a hot girl! Still, Yuri’s used to dealing with whatever life throws at him, and he’s not going to let the trolls have the last laugh! He’ll push his luck to the limit and leave the rest of BSO’s players racing to keep up! [Official English Light Novel](https://j-novel.club/series/blade-skill-online-crushing-the-competition-with-my-abysmal-stats-useless-class-and-garbage-weapon)

A special, two-part side story manga set in the world of *Mairimashita! Iruma-kun*, focusing on Naberius Kalego during his days as a student of Babyls Demon School.

1199 - 10 years after the death of Minamoto no Yoshitsune at Hiraizumi. Japan is now under the shogun Minamoto no Yoriie, son of Yoritomo, who had schemed against Yoshitsune. Yoriie hears of followers of Yoshitsune still lurk about, and is more than willing to get rid of those thorns in his side. However, they are more pertinent than he could imagine...for Yoshitsune's orphaned son, Hoshiwakamaru, has survived, and is planning to avenge his father with fellow pirates and conspiring officials! A tale of alternate history set at the dawn of the Kamakura period, with some fantastical elements mixed in.

The Great Collapse Era. In the near future, civilization has collapsed due to a large-scale disaster and war, and has one foot in the apocalypse. Detective Zoe, a young girl struggling to maintain security, gets caught up in mafia trouble and saves an elderly woman. But then a giant puppet weapon released by the Mafia's pursuers appears. Meanwhile, the old woman also has some kind of disturbing secret...?

An Utena x Kiwi doujin.

God's come down to earth and all hell is breaking loose! Enter a world where demons seen only in dreams are real, oceans swallow cities, and the powers of the mind are preferable to guns. It is here in the "Demon City" that Kyoya Izayoi, master of the rare martial art of nenpo, wields the mythical sword Ashura in defense of beautiful Sayaka Katagiri. As the evil Dark Order and the Super Soldiers of the Special Abilities Task Force clash in a race to find the one believed to be God, Kyoya saves a member of the SATF—and lands himself smack in the middle of a mess. Meanwhile, members of the Dark Order ambush Sayaka. Can Kyoya slay the beasts and save the girl? Will Kyoya help the SATF defeat the Dark Order and their plan to destroy the world? It's nature versus the supernatural!

Released in 2000 during a special electronics themed issue of Jump titled "E-Jump", Hyowtam is a unique story in Akira Toriyama's catalogue for it was made entirely on the man's computer. The story centers around the titular character who comes down from the clouds in search of a mysterious egg.

Released in 1997 in three parts in issues 3-4, 5-6 and 7 of Weekly Shonen Jump. Tokimecha was one of Akira Toriyama's post-DB work. The story follows a young girl by the name of Tai who manages to create a "Tokimecha", a machine that allows her to travel back in time where she meets a young caveboy by the name of Muu. Wacky hijinx quickly ensues when this girl of the modern age learns that life in the stone age can be savage and terrifying.

A manga based on the life of the notorious American outlaw Belle Starr (who lived from 1848-1889). After a series of troubles have left her a “wanted” woman, she finds herself with a Cherokee protector named Sam Starr. Will she and Sam be able to survive as outlaws in the Wild West? ___ **Additional Retail Links:** - Fujimi Shobou Volume 1 (1993): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4829183357) - KADOKAWA Shoten Volume 1 (1995): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4049260549) - KADOKAWA Shoten Volume 2 (1995): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4049260557) - KADOKAWA Shoten Volume 3 (1998): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4049261154) - Hakusensha Volume 1 (2008): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4592143264) - Hakusensha Volume 2 (2008): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4592143272) - Hakusensha Volume 3 (2008): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4592143280)

It's the Heian Era in Ancient Japan, after numerous disasters and rebellions, The Emperor Suzaku believes Heaven has abandoned him and his advisors secretly consider ways to replace him, meanwhile, the sorcerers known as Onmyouji are dragged into a series of fights against demons summoned by mysterious curses. They will have to delve deep into conspiracies to discover the true nature of these cases.

Japan is hit by a series of monumental natural disasters that leave the country fragmented and its people devastated. Follow the lives of its citizens as they deal with massive emigration to refugee camps on the Asian mainland and try to solve the political task of rebuilding their nation. A Spirit of the Sun is also a retelling and melding of two well-known stories in Japan. The setting is directly lifted from the early '70s disaster science-fiction book and movie "Nippon Chinbotsu," (Japan Sinks) while many of the characters are allegorical to the key players in the Eastern classic "Sangokushi" (The Three Kingdoms). Sangokushi aficionados may discover greater entertainment by watching the characters in A Spirit of the Sun closely to spot these resemblances. From Kaiji Kawaguchi, the author of Silent Service, Eagle and Zipang (as well as the artist for Confession). --- - **A Spirit of The Sun received the 2006 Shogakukan Manga Award for the Seinen/General Manga along with Rainbow by Masasumi Kakizaki and George Abe** --- Published in Indonesian by Level Comics as A Spirit of the Sun.

A popping and banging entertainment action drama set all over Japan. A gentle man named Irie Shouzou suddenly appears at a US military base in Japan. He says he's there to investigate budget cuts at the Defense Facilities Administration Agency. The base commander has his daughter Brenda accompany Irie as a watchdog, but things start to get a little fishy... This book contains five stories and two short stories depicting Irie's exploits. 1. LAWMAN 2. LAWMANS 3. LAWMAN GOES TO NORTH 4. LAWMAN AND THE THIEF **Exclusive To *LAWMANs*** 5. LAWMEN 6. MOON ON ICE 7. Rouman - 法(ろうまん)男 (literally “Lawman”) ___ **Additional Retail Links:** - Original Edition (1995): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4592134109) - Original LAWMANs Edition (2005): [Amazon](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4592142381)

A reboot of Hirohiko Araki's "Cool Shock B.T." series published in Saikyo Jump. Middle schooler Koichi Mugikari befriends the "Wicked Boy" B.T. after the latter saves him from a pair of extortionists. The two end up becoming involved in an incident with an arsonist live streamer.

A two-volume bunkoban reprint of Akira Toriyama's Manga Theater, retitled "An Emperor's Feast of Akira Toriyama". This version, while omitting several one-shots from Manga Theater, includes the two-chapter Alien X-Peke (1996), published after the end of Dragon Ball, as well as the full-color seinen manga Lady Red (1987). The second volume also includes "The Anime and Me" (1989), a full-color essay manga from the first Dragon Ball Z Anime Special magazine, as well as a new afterword by the mangaka. Featured one-shots include: Volume 1: Lady Red Go! Go! Ackman Dub & Peter 1 The Elder Young Master Kenosuke Mr. Ho Mad Matic Pola & Roid Wonder Island Dragon Boy Volume 2: Alien X Peke Soldier of Savings Cashman Karamaru and the Perfect Day Little Mamejiro The Adventure of Tongpoo Chobit Escape Pink Tomato the Cutesy Gumshoe Today's Highlight Island

One-shot compilation of Shimamoto's earlier works for Shogakukan: - **Blazing Transfer Student - Kaiju Battle!** (炎の転校生・怪獣戦闘!, Honoo no Tenkousei - Kaijuu Sentou!): Noboru Takizawa and crew are back for another chaotic event, this time dealing with an alien invasion. A bonus story done half a year after serialization finished. - **Warrior of the Sun Wind Breaker X** (太陽の戦士ウインドブレーカーX, Taiyou no Senshi Wind Breaker X): In a school without a dress code, leagues of students fight to force others to wear what they want. One young man stands up to protect the girl he loves from being forced to wear anything but her beloved uniform. - **Hardly a Hero** (ほとんどヒーロー, Hotondo Hero): A short serial of 5 chapters, about a seemingly good-for-nothing boy with a penchant for sleeping finding himself part of his school's baseball team. -- Chapter 1: **A Full-Powered Morning Sprint**: Shingaku High School's baseball club is in a dire state. Should it lose again, the club will disband. Sakata, the captain, sees promise in Nemuri, a boy who comes very late to school like him and has a tendency to doze off... -- Chapter 2: **A Hero of Hope**: Nemuri is now part of the baseball team, and plays with the others in their next match. However, he doesn't play quite as the others expect him to. -- Chapter 3: **Revival of the Great Hero**: Nemuri finds frustration with his habits and how they undermine his team. Luckily, another opening's been made for the team, but the conditions are severe... -- Chapter 4: **The Sleeper in the Ballpark**: The baseball team has no choice but to give a good, crowd-pleasing game, or else they'll disband for good. Is Nemuri up to the task? -- Chapter 5: **A Sleepless Victory**: Nemuri and crew wrap up the game. But is that all? - **My Love Qualifications Are Nothing!** (恋の資格がナッシング, Koi no Shikaku ga Nothing): Shimamoto's sole shojo work, serialized in Ciao. An absurd romantic gag comedy about the rather careless and troublesome Misato and her questionable attempts at getting the attention of Moriguchi, the boy she longs for.

(from Wikipedia): Alien Peke plans to take over Earth, but suffers an accident. Three months later, he is still trying to find his spaceship and starts working as a bodyguard for a human family. Two chapters published in Weekly Shōnen Jump issues #37/38 and 39 of 1996

Deep in the tunnels of an abandoned mine lurks a demon that absorbs the power of anything it touches: the Black Ooze. When it consumes its first human male, it acquires both intelligence and ravenous sexual desire, much to the distress of a sorceress who mistakenly enters its domain. The heroes who seek glory and riches in these caverns are about to learn why monsters should be feared!

The series centers on Yui Yūri, the daughter of a death row convict imprisoned for enacting the "greatest terrorist attack in the Heisei era." At the time, Yui was nine years old, and was judged not to have been involved in her father's activities. Now she is a second-year high school student at Takekura Kosugi High School, where the Japanese prime minister and his security detail are conducting a visit. But a paramilitary force assaults the school and takes the prime minister and the students hostage, without issuing any demands. In the middle of the crisis, Yui tries to find a way to get out.

July 15, 2043. On that day, a Full-Dive VRMMO was released, with its unique system called "Embryo" allowing each player to follow an extremely varied—or rather, an "infinitely" varied pattern of evolution. That game's name? "<Infinite Dendrogram>" Possessing an element that, until now, had never been achieved by VRMMOs and was considered a technical impossibility, "<Infinite Dendrogram>" took over the entire world, becoming a major hit in the blink of an eye. One and a half year had passed since the launch of "<Infinite Dendrogram>." A young man named Mukudori Reiji had finished his university entrance exams and began living alone in Tokyo. In order to celebrate the end of that lengthy studying period, after being invited by his older brother long ago, he finally started playing the game. This is a story where the line between game and reality is blurred. And also, a tale of reminiscences.

Anthology of "one-shot" manga drawn by various artists and centered around battles between the Servants of Fate/Grand Order.

After a nuclear war turns most of the Earth into desert wastelands, surviving humans had used the sands in order to survive. One of them is a professional mercenary named Sunabozu, who makes a living by hiring himself out to anyone who needs his talents.