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Based of the videogame Tales of Destiny 2. *Note: It was released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh volumes 59, 61, 64, 66, 68 and 73.*
-When the university town of Shiromitsugawa was struck by a large earthquake, the sacred treasure in the Hakuda Tsukumo Shrine was damaged and mysterious objects called ‘artifacts’ began to appear from a parallel world. These artifacts granted special abilities to those that possessed them. There was an incident where someone abused these powers and turned people into stone. Kakeru, who has a strong sense of responsibility, lent his assistance to Miyako in seeking the culprit.
A mixture of off-the-wall family comedy and bittersweet love story, For the Mermaid Princess is the story of a girl with a gentle manhwaga father, a whip-wielding nutjob of a mother, and four older sisters. When her family moves to a new house, Lee Suelbi discovers just how difficult it can be to balance family, friendships, and love.
Based of the Playstation Game Tales of Destiny. *Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 28, 35 and 42.*
Based on Anne Weale's novel "A Touch of the Devil" Seize today... don't trust in tomorrow! Blanca had never felt such a strong attraction t a man before. Yet Joe Crawford, the darkly handsome piano player at the local restaurant, was clearly not good husband material. Living on his boat in the small Spanish harbor, Joe would no doubt drift out of her life as he'd drifted into it. "I want you very much; come live with me," was his only offer. Could Blanca be faulted for refusing? On the other hand, if she truly loved him--and she did--why not? (Source: Fiction DB)
It is the year 2036. Mankind enjoys a life not so different from ours. However, people are accompanied by new partners, the 15cm tall "Shinki." They live side-by-side with people both as companions to share experiences and feelings with and as warriors to fight together. Those fighting Shinki are called Busou Shinki.
The official comic adaptation of the mobile game for training young dancers! "Dankira" is a competition in which participants compete for victory through dance and killer tricks. At Kozuru Academy, the Gold students are engaged in heated Dankira matches every day. This is a story of the passionate bonds between friends and rivals, centered around Merry Panic & Etoile! (Source: Hakusensha, translated)
There exists a shop called The Dream's Invitation, where any soul in need can come by and have anything they wished for. Every single person who sets foot inside the shop is guaranteed to get any item needed to solve their problem. However, the payment for those items are either the soul of their loved ones, or even their own... (Source: Elex Media Komputindo, translated)
Yuna suddenly finds herself transferred to the job of secretary to Sunhyung Cha, the managing director of the publishing house where she works. Already finding it hard to understand why she's being made to work for this director who never turns up for work, she falls under his spell and does the stupid thing of... spending a night with him! And who is this Jihoon Lee who's always hanging around her? (Source: Webtoons, translated)
from fictiondb: Beth: A victim of her own greed, she coveted Uzziah's horses and was prepared to risk pride and self-respect to own one. The Barbarian: A very wealthy, very eccentric son of an Arab sheikh, legendary for his expertise with horses and with women. Uzziah's offer was simple: A race. "If you win," he explained to Beth, "you get two horses and immediate transport back to Cairo. If you lose...you will spend the remainder of the weekend with me. You will deny me nothing."