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The story follows the title character (also known as God of Death No. 413) who serves the role of sending the spirits of the dead to the afterlife. The "heartwarming fantasy" also deals with parent-child love, friendship, and social issues such as childhood bullying. Shinigami-kun's real name and other details have not been revealed, but he appears in his black suit and bow tie, saying "Congratulations, I'm here to take you to the next world!". Part of his important duties is to persuade someone who seems about to commit suicide and to prevent unexpected deaths (accidental deaths), but as a novice, he breaks rules of the afterlife and makes decisions like a human. (Source: Anime News Network)
Set in a world where everyone is born with a Monster Crest that determines their place in society from birth, the story centers on Rayn, a boy who attends a school for elite Monster Trainers who are able to subjugate and fight with monsters. As the school's only trainer of lowly slime monsters, he is the subject of much scorn. He doesn't mind it though, as he gets to train with his personal slime monster Pem Pem. On the other end of the school clique is the beautiful and powerful dragon trainer Ellenia, who is fixated on Rayn due to being the source of some kind of destiny. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork)
An anthology by various mangaka based on Bandai Namco Entertainment's RPG Tales of Berseria.
In a paralell universe four continents lie isolated, each with a different culture and inhabited by a different race. The only transport between these vastly different lands is a train that runs through the sky, connecting one country to another and facilitating inter-racial (and inter-species) romances in the process. 1. **Makeneko Drop** (負け猫ドロップ) 2. **Karda no Oku kara Romantic** (体の奥からろまんちっく) 3. **Koibito ga Ookami** (恋人がオオカミ) 4. **Nyanko to Issho!!** (にゃんこといっしょ‼︎) 5. **Akahana Yawa** (紅花夜話) 6. **Chiheisen yori Ai wo Komete** (地平線より愛を込めて)
A gag manga series by Koichi Endo which first appeared in Weekly Shōnen Jump in issues 49–50 in 1984, and then ran from 1985 (issue 14) through 1989 (issue 22). There are 18 volumes of the manga.
The time is the Heian Era. It is rumored that Tomoe, the princess without a consort, is extremely shy. She rarely attends events at the palace and just stays at home. However, in reality, Tomoe-hime is making use of her natural talent to enthusiastically compose and illustrate waka poems, or rather, "doujinshi" (with the Emperor as the top). A historical story about the friendship between a fujoshi princess and otaku youkai! (Source: Libre, translated)
