Electric Tale! Pikachu

Manga adaptation of the Mega Drive / Genesis game Shining Force.

This series is loosely based on the anime: Ash aspires to be a Pokémon Master, and together with the various friends and Pokémon that travel with him, embark on many adventures. Note: The manga was edited and censored by VIZ in its English release, since its original content was found too "offensive" by the American public and was made more "kid-friendly".

The "Time Loss Phenomenon," causes all living beings on Earth to be temporarily turned into statues. During Time Loss, only certain humans – "Recievers" – can remain active, and they witness the terrible reality of what's happening: otherworldly monsters are attempting to breach the human dimension. First year middle school student Futaba Sorano and her friend are in the middle of a tennis match when all of a sudden a fish-like monster appears out of the sky. At the same time, everyone around Sorano turns into stone, and then are transformed into monsters. While being chased by these monsters, a mysterious boy named Riu appears, and explains that it is up to her, and the other "Receivers", to use their strange new powers to save the earth from these intruders. Sorano and her fellow Receivers' epic battle to save the earth has begun!

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.

Satoshi and company are challenged by a strange, cloaked pokemon, known to the reader as Team Rocket's genetic monster, Mewtwo. It's up to Satoshi to challenge this mysterious being…