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Derived from the movie, Bodacious Space Pirates.
Mohiro Kitoh's second collection of short stories tells of the sorrowful destinies of individuals residing in a city that is partially futuristic and partially fantastical. The city's inevitable structural deterioration appears to be reflected in the hearts of its inhabitants.
Jiro was brought to his foster parents by a gigantic oni when he was an infant. The oni promised to come back for Jiro after 15 years. However, when the promised time arrives, Jiro must face hostile oni, shadowy cultists, and their henchmen as he strives to safeguard his loved ones from their harmful actions. In the end, Jiro is compelled to travel through time, space, and alternate realms to realize his fate as the resurrected Shuten Doji.
A bizarre winged feline catches the attention of Reiko and her younger sibling, leading them to secretly bring it home. Unbelievably, the creature reveals itself to be an extraterrestrial peddler seeking to barter futuristic gadgets for an Earthly resource known as "hahise." Drawn in by the allure of a magical contraption capable of replicating any item, even currency, Reiko and her brother strike a deal without fully comprehending the consequences. Little do they realize, this decision will drastically alter the path of Reiko's existence in a sinister way.
Born into a family that focused on producing domestic servants, Xia Yu Xiang was groomed from an early age to commit himself to safeguarding his employer. After years of preparation, the opportunity to employ his skills arises when he is offered a position as a butler by the Zong Zheng family. Zong Zheng Tong is a youthful, diminutive, brilliant girl with chilly, aloof blue eyes, and an inflexible, stern demeanor. How will Xia Yu Xiang respond to serving under his new mistress?
As the clone wakes up, her creator informs her of the need to gear up to assume her life before the "genuine" version gets wiped out in a matter of weeks.
The authorized collection of comics for Super Danganronpa 2.
It has been a month since a peace agreement was signed, and since then, the metropolis has been disposing of its waste, including its expendable inhabitants, outside the city walls. Every day, the desperate sift through the rubbish heap in search of sustenance. Among them is Orga, a brave ex-soldier, who is driven to keep going by the encouragement of his sister Harika. Barely scraping by with the help of Orga's closest friend, Nick, the trio collects salvageable material to try and make a better life for themselves outside of the impoverished streets. As Orga continues to work towards their goal, Nick devises a plan to save them all, but it requires Harika's assistance.
Living an average life, Naomi is an introverted adolescent until an enigmatic figure, who happens to be Naomi from ten years ahead, emerges unexpectedly. Future Naomi emerges with a warning of grave potential consequences: Naomi's girlfriend-to-be Ruri will be involved in a catastrophic accident shortly after they commence dating. Will the past be altered to shape a brighter future, or does Naomi's mission extend beyond saving one person's life?
Mankind's initial superhero was Zero who paved the way for numerous other superheroes. But, unfortunately, Zero vanished without a clue after five years of fighting.
Chen Ke was accidentally hit by a Dayun heavy truck and died, and then crossed over to the world of cultivating immortals, and when he woke up, he found that he and a group of people had been captured and prepared to bury the monster for his birthday. Just when Chen Ke was desperate, the system was launched, called the Heavens Draw System, which could be used to draw a lottery by shocking others and obtaining shock points. In order to obtain the shock value, Chen Ke boldly provoked the little demon guarding the guard, causing everyone to be shocked, and successively drew some ridiculous items, and then embarked on a path of scientific and technological cultivation!
Yoshihara Motoki breathes new life into Hara Tetsuo's original series (Hokuto no Ken, Hana no Keiji) from 1988-1989 with Cyber Blue: The Lost Children, a remake and re-imagining. The story follows Blue, a descendant of Tinos colonists from Terra, as he tries to survive on the harsh planet using a chest implant called the Biomatrix. However, Blue is not alone in his struggle, as the Planetary Government of Tinos seeks to eliminate The Lost, a group of rebels unwilling to submit to their tyrannical rule. The powerful government controls the production and distribution of Biomatrix, forcing their authority on any who wish to survive. Amidst this dystopian world, Blue meets Fats, an Artificial Intelligence with incredible strength. Their story intersects and alters the fate of the Lost Children and the evolution of humanity. It's a meeting that will change man and machine forever.
