A two-part adaptation of the third Mega Man Star Force game.

In the mid 21st century, the human race is facing a test. Genetic engineering has changed the world, and with huge profits, research had accelerated accordingly. An “immortality” gene no longer seemed like a mere dream. However, a lab sample containing this gene escaped, creating a new life-form that took in genetic material from the natural world, evolving into an enemy that began to invade the human world. The “Shaher” are now a force capable of defeating human military forces, and both North and South American continents have fallen under their control. In Japan, the government has created a “Samurai” unit to oppose the Shaher, utilizing soldiers enhanced with nano-machines to connect with an armored exoskeleton. It is at this point that Tsukahara Takemichi is assigned to the first platoon of the “Samurai Force”.

In the year 3195, there was a war between an army of robots and the humans. When Shaian, a sentient combat armor, lost his companion in battle, he shut down until his internal systems spotted a new human. It's now almost a 1000 years later, and Shaian's greatest enemy is still alive and doing battle in Brazil. With a new friend`s help, Shaian may be able to stop this evil force before another war rages over the continent.

A Rockman origin story comic included in the *Rockman Character Collection* booklet.

A one-shot based on *Rockman X3* included in Kodansha's *Rockman X Mega Encyclopedia.*

A one-shot based on *Rockman X2* included in Kodansha's *Rockman & Rockman X Secret Encyclopedia*.

A one-shot based on *Rockman* that was published in the December 1993 extra issue of Comic BomBom.

A one-shot based on *Rockman X* included in Kodansha's *Rockman & Rockman X Big Encyclopedia*.

Gundam's Amuro, Judau and Char face off against Ideon from Space Runaway Ideon

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.

New one-shot in Young Jump

A short story collection project by Ariga Hitoshi that was prepared some time after the release of *Rockman Gigamix* but shelved for various reasons.

From ADV: When inventor Kyusaku Natsume transfers the brain of his son Ryunosuke's cat into a top secret android body, he doesn't lose a family pet…he gains a daughter! Nuku Nuku may appear to be a teenage girl, but her cute and cuddly exterior hides both the superhuman strength of the world's most advanced android chassis and the lightning-quick senses of a domestic feline. She’ll become the sister Ryunosuke never dreamed of, and she’s on a mission to save her new family from disaster!

The battle group Repliforce has turned against humanity. What is it that has driven these proud people to such insane actions? What path should X and Zero take? A deadly fight unfolds in the midst of unprecedented chaos as the sentiments of each combatant intersect.

The fifth chapter of the Mega Mission Carddass series, released by Bandai in August 2019 as a package containing 24 cards, a clear binder, and a special comic booklet by Iwamoto Yoshihiro.

A series of original stories based on the setting and characters of the Rockman series, with Ariga's own interpretation of the games' world.

A gag manga depicting Amuro and Char's reincarnations in modern times. What Amuro Ray & Char Aznable, the destined foes from Mobile Suit Gundam, would do if they were nursing home residents of senior age in our world.

Prequel to the events of Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. It was published in EVA-EXTRA-EXTRA, a 36 page booklet that includes the 17 page manga and various illustrations by the staff of the movie Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. It was given to the audience of the 3.0 + 1.01 re-release.

The story revolves around Objects - powerful, massive weapons that change the course of warfare - and Elite Object pilots. An odd Elite girl named Milinda meets Quenser, a student who aims to become a Object mechanic, with the soldier-in-training Heivia on a snowy battlefield.

It is the 21st century, and technology has progressed further than humanity itself could imagine. 2003, Tobio, the son of the head of the Ministry of Science, is killed in an accident. Mad from his grief, his father, Dr. Tenma, orders immediately the construction of a new, robot Tobio - a child of science. While initially delighted at seeing his son reborn, gradually Tenma grew fed up at the fact that this new Tobio could not age and grow. In this newfound frustration, he sold him off to a robot circus. There 'Tobio' was given the new name Atom (Astro Boy). Later, he would be taken in by Professor Ochanomizu, who serves as his guardian. Human-robot conflict occurs over and over again, and is a major driving force. Atom never gets appreciation for his work in stopping plots and conspiracies on the international and even intergalactic scale solely because he is a robot. The authorities doubt him because he is a robot. And as a robot, he has difficulty fully connecting with not just the humans around him (like his school friends), but even his robot family. Atom's serialization was unfinished, as the magazine it was in ceased publication. While there was content for Atom after this, the narrative never properly concluded. [Official English](https://www.darkhorse.com/Search/Browse/%22astro+boy%22/PpwNwkt8) --- **Volumes 221-238, 240-242, 251 and 252 of the Osamu Tezuka Complete Works**

Doppel Town is an ideal world where nature and science coexist and where humans and Repliroids live in harmony. However, the developer, Dr. Doppler, has changed. The utopia turns into a living hell, and X and Zero are swept into the vortex of battle.

Original comic book adaptation of the story of the 2003 animated TV series *Astro Boy — Mighty Atom*. Atom, a robot created with cutting-edge futuristic science, plays a major role in protecting humans. --- - Published and translated in English by Chuang Yi, distributed by Madman Entertainment exclusively for sale within Australia and New Zealand.

The story about a dejected, humanoid robot with a fan for a head. A Fan bot who doesn't have *Fans* except for one ***Only Fan***s

A unique interpretation of Rockman X5's ending included in Rockman X 25th Anniversary Memorial Carddass Edition's accompanying booklet, based on the theme of "If Iwamoto Yoshihiro were to adapt Rockman X5."