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Midori, a corporate office worker, is busy with work day and night. She eats mostly bento from convenience stores, relaxes with cigarettes and alcohol, and spends rough days of no sleep. While on her way home one day, she finds a girl sleeping in a garbage dump. She helps her on a whim, but Airi, who uses mysterious powers and calls herself a "witch", begs Midori to "keep her at home for a while'', and they end up living together...!? The life of an office lady x a fallen witch begins! (Source: Wings Comics, translated)
"That love and wisdom of yours can save people, so become the support for their minds and spirits." Having frantically refined her wisdom by following those words from the previous saint, Alicia is a young woman who became the next saint. But all her effort ends up being in vain when her position, her fiancee, and nearly everything else she has is stolen away by her younger twin sister. All she has left is a worn-out book about agricultural science. In the midst of her despair, she jumps at the chance to marry someone else in a faraway land, and it's then that the handsome prince Laurent asks her to reclaim and revitalize the country's land...?! Thus begins the tale of a honest young woman who begins saving a country from ruin using her overwhelming knowledge of agriculture! Source: TO Books
The manga adaptation of the *PSYCHO-PASS Sinners of the System* movie trilogy.
Sakurako Kujou is a genius beauty in her mid-twenties whose life is centered around one thing and one thing only: bones. With little tolerance for others, she would be completely isolated in her study full of skeletons if it weren’t for high school boy Shotaro—her new assistant and constant companion. Why exactly she has taken a shine to him remains a mystery, but one thing is clear: Whenever the two go out together, the chances are high that they will come across a human corpse.
The series of novels based on the TV series. Each book retold from different heroine's point of view.
After the case occurring in 2116 in the Southeast Asian Union (the SEAUn), Shinya Kogami continues to wander. In a small South Asian country, Kogami rescues a bus carrying refugees being attacked by armed guerrillas. Among them is a girl named Tenzing. Tenzing begs Kogami to teach her how to fight in order to take revenge. What kind of world exists wherein a girl seeking revenge and a man capable of exacting his own both see possibility in the margins of a place with no way out?
This doctor is much closer to death than anyone else! Overwhelming murderous tension――!! A medical suspense action, which you've never experienced, rises the curtain!
*Kaze Tachinu* focuses on Jirou Horikoshi, the designer of Japan's famed Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane of World War II. It also adapts Tatsuo Hori's 1936–37 novelette of the same name, which follows the tentative relationship with a male narrator and Setsuko who suffers from encroaching tuberculosis.
In the 21st century, a nuclear war turned most of the Earth's surface into a desert wasteland, which also resulted in the contamination of the Earth's water supply. A man named Sanga has built the fortified haven of the "Last Land", where he rules as its dictator by monopolizing the city's uncontaminated water supply. When he learns that the neighboring residents of Freedom Village are trying to dig up a well for their own, Sanga sends his underlings to sabotage their effort. Kenshiro, master of Hokuto Shinken, gets involved in the conflict between the two regions after saving Tobi, an informant hired by Freedom Village.
This new series takes us to 2010, where four Japanese students have decided to form a band called The Fab 4, in memory of the Beatles. The plot takes a sudden turn when three of the four protagonists are fighting on the subway and one of them falls to the track, taking with him another. At the time, the two musicians realize that they are in a park, just that there was something that did not fit: they were in Japan, but in 1961.
Say, did you think that humans were the one standing at the top of the food chain? That's a great misunderstanding. The ones who are located at the top of hierarchy of this world are "Them" who live inside the darkness. By no means do they come to the surface world, the one we humans live. What we understand about "Them" is only that they absolutely hate having their existence to become known to human society. While there are some of "Them" with a form resembling that of a human being, there are others that look like a completely different kind of living creature. It is rare, but sometimes trouble between humans and "Them" can happen. Humans who discover the secret of "Their" existence, a stray "Them" preying on humans, and many other problems that I can not talk about to anyone. In those cases, in order to resolve those incidents involving "them", an utility man is employed. That man's name is "Pluto O"... that's me. What I told to you only was what I know. If you ever get in troubles, call my name three times. Say "Pluto O! Pluto O! Pluto O!", and if you're lucky I'll show up to help. All the volumes of this series were released under the name of Echizen Matarou (越前魔太郎); the true identities of the writers were later revealed on Kodansha's page, but not which author wrote which book. The project was a collaboration between Kodansha and Kadokawa, and the books were published by 3 different labels. (Source: Kodansha Book Club)