In the future, Utopia has finally been achieved thanks to medical nanotechnology and a powerful ethic of social welfare and mutual consideration. This perfect world isn't that perfect though, and three young girls stand up to totalitarian kindness and super-medicine by attempting suicide via starvation. It doesn't work, but one of the girls—Tuan Kirie—grows up to be a member of the World Health Organization. As a crisis threatens the harmony of the new world, Tuan rediscovers another member of her suicide pact, and together they must help save the planet…from itself. Adapted from the novel of the same name (published in english by [Haikasoru](http://www.haikasoru.com/harmony/)). The novel was also adapted into an [anime movie](https://myanimelist.net/anime/28211/Harmony). --- **Officially published:** - In french by [Pika](http://www.pika.fr/catalogue/pika-seinen/harmony-31461) - In thai by [Phoenix](https://www.phoenixnext.com/mg0009-01.html) - In italian by [Star Comics](https://www.starcomics.com/ShopDetail.aspx?Titolo=1240) - In spanish by [ECC Comics](https://www.ecccomics.com/comics/harmony-3569.aspx)

The “giant monster” that suddenly appeared has caused serious damage to Japan…

Yuu Kajima is a soldier with the Earth Federation Forces during the One Year War, testing new technology before it's mass-produced. During a routine battle, he and his teammates come under attack from a mysterious blue Mobile Suit that attacks like a monster, barely escaping with their lives. Returning to base, Yuu is assigned to pilot that same machine - Blue Destiny. As he uses his new machine and clashes with Zeon ace Nimbus Schterzen, Yuu learns that there may be more to the enigmatic Blue Destiny and its EXAM System than he previously thought.

Follows two girls named Arisa and Marika. Though raised as sisters, Arisa is one day entrusted to the elite Jumonji magical family, separating them for two years. Now, both are enrolled at First High School, and finally reunite.

At the Yotsuba New Year's gathering, Miyuki was names as the successor whilst Tatsuya was named her fiancé. Tatsuya and Miyuki's non-sibling relationship and engagement are now public knowledge. Among the shocked students the most shocked are those that knew the siblings. Meanwhile, the Ten Master Clans selection meeting, followed by magicians all over the world, is due to take place at a hotel in Hakone. Adaptation of the original novel's volumes 17-19.

12 comes to realize what happened while reporting the situation.

A stupid gag comic featuring caricatures of characters from across the Mega Man franchises, focusing primarily on enthusiastic airhead EXE-kun, the matronly Guts Mama, and other characters from the then-current handheld titles.

In a mountainside bakery, Konta, a young shopkeeper, comes across Mamita, a stranded alien looking for food. As Konta winds up taking him in as his little brother, so begins the story of the baker and the little alien.

"Granma didn't tell' em like that..." Everyone has a favorite hero from their fairy tales, but who's the strongest of them all!? This is a tale of death and rebirth. In order to accomplish their dream, hopes, wishes, revenge and salvation, the heroes of classic fairy tales will engage in a duel to death! The warriors are resurrected and summoned to the Nightmare Coliseum by a mysterious monster who calls himself "Grimm P." and he promises the ultimate prize "You can resurrect anyone you want and live happily ever after" This tournament is filled with bloody carnage, if you want to win, you better toss common sense out of the way because it is not needed. This is a dark fantasy battle action manga where bizarre characters from fairy tales come to life. Legends like Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Pinocchio, and Beauty and the Beast engage in surrealistic killing matches. Right of the bat, we have Son Goku versus Momotaro! 32 characters will engage in sudden transformations, bloody battles, and tragic stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Sure grandma didn't tell 'em like that!!

It's the 21st century, and the number of ESPers continues to increase. They are active in the military, diplomacy, politics, and in other places. They hold the key for global competition. A country that controls ESP can control the world! However individuals who posses higher than Level 4 are less than 3% of the population. There are only three Level 7 people who have government contracts. These three are Kaoru, Aoi, and Shiho, ten-year old girls, who work for B.A.B.E.L. With the guidance of Kouichi, a twenty-year old genius, they catch criminals and evil ESPers.

Yuki, a tsundere human transfer student, transfers into a special Academy for demi-humans to escape her past trauma. Koneko the crazy catgirl forces her friendship upon Yuki. Koneko's friend, Hako the box-headed ojou-san, completes the group. This is mostly crazy school girl comedy like *Nichijou* or *Asobi Asobase*, where the trivial becomes hilarious. There's the mermaid class rep who can't stop thinking scandalous things about catgirls' butts (purely for the sake of maintaining morals), the too kind elephant teacher, the anti-social bat girl, the crazy goth lolita president of the Fortune Telling Club, and many others. Most chapters involve Koneko spectacularly self-destructing, but it's cute, funny, and sometimes heartwarming - and no significant Drama to worry about.

In the near future, the Earth itself has given up on humanity and began to produce "witches," creatures designed to exterminate humans. The Witch of Time has cursed all humans to die when they reach adulthood, leaving only children as the only survivors on the planet. The remaining children are also being hunted by various witches and dying every day. But there is one girl who refuses to give up, and she is determined to strike back against the witches…?

Volume containing a side story to Sato's *One Zero*, *Datenraku*, and three other short stories: *Moon Child*, *Daenkidou Rhapsody*, and *Tenshi no Mayu*.

Defeated by the heroes, the monster Lurio is not left to a cold death, but is reborn as a young girl in a rehabilitation facility! Distrustful at first, Lurio gradually warms up to her caretaker, Yukihito. However, the rehabilitation facility has its own agenda... (Source: ComicWalker, translated)

In the not-so-distant future, Honey Kisaragi, a student at St. Capelle Academy, becomes embroiled in a battle with the evil secret society Panther Claw over the "Airborne element solidifier" after her father's death. Sometimes she's an aspiring idol, sometimes she's a mysterious rider. However, her true self is... Cutie Honey, the warrior of love who has both beauty and strength!! Even after 50 years since its birth, "Cutie Honey," the transforming battle heroine who still shines brilliantly, is being rebooted! The hotly anticipated "Reiwa Honey" has finally released!

Despondent that the girl he loves does not return his affections, Eitarou attempts to commit suicide. But his near dead-body is discovered by a scientist and his mind is transferred to the body of a young girl. As a girl, Eitarou soon learns that the girl of his dreams did in fact love him, so they try to make the relationship work despite the fact that Eitarou is in a girl's body.

The latest work from "Crowman" Chuu Yakou. 156 years after six nuclear bombs fell on Earth. In a post-apocalyptic world surrounded by machines, two siblings search for the remains of humanity. As the final hour approaches, will they find a sliver of hope? A new era of SF begins, where the last heat sparkles in a corner of a world that has ended! (Source: Yanmaga, translated)

3 unrelated short stories. Collected in "Pieces 1"

At a Hygiene Exhibition, a mysterious friendship blooms between Akihiko, a boy who dreams of becoming a military doctor, and Hisao, who has an iron prosthetic arm. But each time Akihiko meets with him, Hisao's body deteriorates, and the number of prosthetic limbs increases... A retro Sci-Fi drama overflowing with darkness and beauty that questions humanity and its agency! Winner of Kodansha Afternoon Four Seasons Manga Award-Spring 2024

In the distant future, advances in AI technology led to wars being fought without human soldiers. However, at the end of the 22nd century, a mysterious aircraft called "Gayla" shut down all AI, and humanity now must relearn how to wage war. Sakamoto Teppei joins the military in hopes of becoming a soldier, where he is sent into a simulation of the Battle of Waterloo to learn how to kill people.

The 17-year-old Bat Duran has returned to her birthplace, Rainbowria, where her mother grew up. As the heir of the Black Knight Queen title, she rouses the sealed planet Starship from its sleep. This is the story of her adventures on the mysterious planet.

An official Japanese manga adaptation for the first game in the Xenosaga series. It was written and illustrated by Atsushi Baba and serialized in Monthly Comic Zero Sum. While making very major omissions and rearrangements, Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht starts out as mostly faithful to the PlayStation 2 original. By the end of the manga, major omissions are made to the story, even by excluding entire characters and set pieces.

Asagaya Shin, an ordinary high school student who was supposed to be in Mitaka, Tokyo just a few days ago, somehow found himself as an AI of a space battleship. The battleship is surrounded by a large enemy fleet, and with only a few consort ships left, it is in a desperate situation. Moreover, the captain of the battleship is a young girl, a decorated member of the royal family, who was ceremoniously on board. Shin, now an AI, takes advantage of his "human" characteristics and attempts to fight a withdrawal battle using novel tactics to survive...