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The continent was home to both humans and elves, living in harmony. Sadly, a curse from the Demon King brought about an end to the birth of female offspring among humans. In an effort to save the human race, the elves imposed a new decree allowing humans to reproduce despite the curse. This decree involved empowering men by providing them with eggs or "balls," which could transform them into women once removed, thwarting the Demon King's plan to wipe out the human race with his curse.
After a tiring day at work, Nekoyama visits a therapeutic massage center to unwind. Much to his surprise, the establishment is operated by a cat who also happens to be the massage therapist! The cat, also known as the "meowsseur," kneads Nekoyama's sore muscles with its gentle toe beans, bringing him comfort and relief. Little does he know that there are other adorable feline therapists with their own unique stress-reducing techniques, ready to assist other hardworking individuals.
Living from one deadline to the next, Wang Yiyi was a busy comic artist who had become accustomed to her regular routine. However, everything changed when the male lead character of her comic, CEO Leng Ziye, unexpectedly materialized before her. To make matters worse, he mistook Yiyi for the female lead of the same comic and refused to believe anything to the contrary. With no clue on how to make him vanish, Yiyi reluctantly found herself cohabiting with the fictional CEO she had created!
Shiori was once a guitarist in a light music club in high school, but her first live performance was dashed when her brother ran away from home with a lot of debt to become a musician in Tokyo. A decade later, Shiori is now a high school teacher, leading a boring, uneventful life and paying off the debt...until she runs into the ghost of none other than famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix. The story of a 27-year-old woman on her way to becoming a music legend begins here.
Our protagonist's journey across Planet Zebes in Super Metroid is humorously portrayed in three short stories.
Due to her impulsive nature, Jeong-Hyeon lost her part-time job after a dispute with the store manager. However, she found a new career path as a talent manager through her older brother's introduction. She unexpectedly falls for an actress named Hee-Ra, describing it as love at first sight. Unfortunately, Hee-Ra is not what she expected, and Jeong-Hyeon struggles to keep her emotions in check around her. Can she learn to manage her outbursts and control her feelings towards Hee-Ra?
A spin-off featuring Kanou Shou, Loki, and Renka.
Gamma Akutabi is a mysterious figure, drifting through the western desert with a giant sword slung over his shoulder and a right arm made completely of metal spreading up and over his cheek. He searches endlessly for a mythical set of 12 Rings of the Dead—jewelry said to give life to the possessor. These rings are hunted by mercenaries and outlaws alike for a wide variety of reasons, but Gamma seeks to grant himself eternal life by possessing all 12. Gamma comes across teenager John Elwood Shepherd in his travels, who decides to follow Gamma after a brutal fight claims the life of his sister. Elwood seeks to use the Rings of the Dead to bring his sister back to life and quickly develops an admiration for Gamma, whose combat prowess saves Elwood's life time after time. Along the way, the two travelers encounter new friends and old allies from Gamma's past, working with them to defeat enemies who seek to use the Rings of the Dead for their own nefarious purposes. Included one-shots: Volume 2: Ultra Unholy Hearted Machine Volume 3: Kokumashi Urara (Rune Master Urara) Volume 4: Bad Shield United
This is a tale based on Yoshiyuki Tomino's efforts to transform Japanese animation through his latest venture, depicting the challenges he encountered along the way. The narrative centers on the inception of the Mobile Suit Gundam series, fraught with numerous roadblocks during its production. Despite its fictitious nature, it draws heavily from actual people and events, lending credibility to the plotline. Initially published as part of the Gundam-san series, Gundam Sousei (ガンダム創世), it incorporates Tomino Den (トミノ伝) and two supplementary segments.
Subaru, a hotheaded youth, encounters a dull uncle who requires aid and rescues him with ease. Despite the significant age gap between them, the uncle expresses gratitude and praises Subaru for his benevolence, referring to him as a "good lad." This interaction ignites a novel sensation within Subaru as he becomes infatuated with the uncle. Departing from each other's company, Subaru remains fixated on the thought - could this be authentic?
