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In a world just a little further in the future, one night, Iroha, a caring and highly skilled high school girl, picks up Kaguya, a princess from the moon. At Kaguya's invitation, the energetic and unconventional, the two decide to become live streamers (liver) in the virtual world “Tsukuyomi.” As the girls deepen their bond through music, their destinies begin to unfold. This is the story of “Princess Kaguya” as no one has ever seen it before. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
The manga revolves around the AST, an elite unit dedicated to battling spirits, and is linked to both the "Date A Live" book and anime. Its protagonist, Okamine Mikie, admires Tobiichi Origami, her supervisor in the team, and may feel romantically towards her. However, it seems Origami is not interested in her. One day, they investigate an explosion that they believe was caused by a spirit, but find out that a new transfer student, Ashley Sinclair, was responsible.
Kio, a regular high school student of Okinawa, has a chance encounter with a cat-eared extraterrestrial named Eris, who reveals her Earth mission of conducting an inquiry. Surprisingly, she decides to reside with Kio, despite no apparent rationale. Though her stay turns out to be a freeloading one, her presence brings in a lot of disruptions. The manga adaptation of this beloved romantic comedy has pleased the fans beyond measure.
The city is under siege by the Death Spores virus, whose unmanageable symptoms have left its inhabitants fighting for survival. Will their response be one of cooperation or self-preservation at the expense of others?
Tsukuyomi is a virtual realm where hopes and dreams come together. Iroha Sakayori, a 17-year-old high school student in Tokyo, leads an extremely busy life trying to balance part-time work and academics. She finds peace by watching a popular streamer named Yachiyo Runami, who is the administrator of an online virtual space called Tsukuyomi. Iroha frequents Tsukuyomi, where people can live different lives and freely pursue their creativity, and she passes the time by supporting Yachiyo and playing battle games to earn a little extra money. On her way home one day, Iroha finds a telephone pole shining with iridescent hues. To her surprise, an adorable baby emerges from the pole. Unable to abandon it, Iroha takes the infant home and watches her rapidly grow into a girl her own age. "Are you Princess Kaguya?" The grown-up Kaguya develops a self-indulgent personality. At Kaguya's fervent request, Iroha helps her start streaming in Tsukuyomi. With Iroha as producer and songwriter and Kaguya as streamer and singer, the two grow steadily closer. Little do they know that ominous forces lie in wait, eager to take Kaguya back to the moon. This is the tale of Princess Kaguya as never seen before.
"Riko, there is nothing I wouldn't do for you." Following her father's passing, Riko unexpectedly becomes the caretaker of his parting gift: a male humanoid robot named Akito. This cutting-edge creation disrupts Riko's previously ordinary life in unforeseen ways. Although initially bothersome, the longer Riko observes Akito, the more difficult it becomes to power him down. And one day, the inquisitive and occasionally inappropriate Akito asks, "Can kissing be a form of expressing love?" What kind of robot is this, exactly? As it turns out, he conceals a concealed attribute...!
Two high school students are using bugs in our reality to exploit them for their advantage. But then a ridiculous exploit leads to severe consequences for one.
Gakuto Watari was a highly educated elite, but his extreme arrogance about his academic background led to his total defeat in the job hunting wars, turning him into a toxic NEET who did nothing but lurk on internet message boards. Suddenly, he is abducted by a giant alien known as a 'Tekkarian' Under the pretense of 'rehabilitation,' he is forced into manual labor in a mysterious underground facility alongside other middle-aged men living with their parents. Naturally, his high-spec pride refuses to tolerate such tyranny and oppression. With a brain packed with extensive knowledge, he prepares to shut them down with logic and debateor at least he would, if he weren't too terrified and overwhelmed to even squeeze out the courage…
A hundred years after the Cataclysm, a completely new profession was born. They controlled iron, copper, phosphorus, gold, silicon, carbonAt the start he immolated the female lead to the heavens, Gao Neng saw his own hidden gifts, and was frozen in shock: iron 100%, copper 100%, tin 100%, silver 100%, gold 100%, phosphorus 100%, sulphur 100%, silicon 100%......
Arriving at the prestigious Hatagaya School, Hatate Souta finds himself at a crossroads in life, where important decisions must be made, identified by him as "Flags". With the unique ability to perceive these Flags, Souta navigates his busy school days and encounters a bevy of stunning girls, even sharing living quarters with some of them. As Flags proliferate around him, this charming romantic comedy takes shape.
From MyPersonal-scan-:A remake and reimagining of the original series by Hara Tetsuo (Hokuto no Ken, Hana no Keiji) which ran from 1988-1989, with new art by Yoshihara Motoki. Cyber Blue: The Lost Children follows the story of Blue, a descendant of colonists from Terra who settled the distant world of Tinos in the 22nd Century. The brutal environment of Tinos forces humanity to rely on an artificial life support system implanted in the chest called the Biomatrix, in order to survive.In the 25th Century, Tinos is ruled by a Planetary Government bent on eradicating The Lost, dissidents who refuse to submit to its autocratic rule and are hunted down by its military for extermination. Through total control of Biomatrix production and issuing them to only those who submit to its authority, the Planetary Government enforces its will in an effort to finish off the Lost and their descendants, the Lost Children once and for all.Set in the dystopia of Junk City, Blue encounters Fats, a powerful robotic Artificial Intelligence, and the story of their meeting will change both man and machine, the fate of the Lost Children, and the course of human evolution forever.
From the hit game Blue Archive, comes a spin-off manga featuring the Game Development Department! Where Momoi, Midori, Yuzu and Aris share their days of youth, friendship, and clumsy moments. A heartwarming, cute and funny youth-comedy crafted by the master of comedy, Asato Mizu!
