An anthology collection with manga & illustrations from Japanese and international artists for the FIFA World Cup 2002. Cover Illustration: Otomo Katsuhiro 1. **I Love This Game** (I LOVE THIS GAME) \[Inoue Takehiko\] 2. **Kaerenai Futari** (帰れない二人, Those Who Will Never Return) \[Atsushi Kamijo\] 3. **Mie-ken no Shounen** (三重県の少年) \[Matsumoto Taiyou\] 4. **Lust for Life \[Mizugame 3** (Asada Hiroyuki, Obata Takeshi, Tajima Sho-u\] 5. **Netsu** (熱\[netsu\]) \[Kusumoto Maki\] 6. **GOAL!!** \[Yoshino Sakumi\] 7. **Sekai wa Mawaru** (世界は回る) \[François Boucq\] 8. **Bateren Nanban Hei Yuuki Joshou** (BATEREN 南蛮西遊記序章) \[Yasuhiko Yoshikazu\] 9. **A Fantastic Dream** \[penthon\] 10. **Montceau-les-Mines VS Pont-Ã -Mousson** (モンソー・レ・ミンヌ VS ポンタ・ムーソン) \[Nicolas de Crécy\] 11. **2002 FIFA World Tea Cup** (2002 FIFA WORLD TEA CUP) \[Frédéric Boilet\] 12. **Soccer no Dendou** (サッカーの殿堂) \[Nicolas de Crécy\] 13. **Robot Battle VI** (ロボットバトルV1) \[Kow Yokoyama\] 14. **Fire Star Man** (FIRE STAR MAN) \[D\[di:\]\] 15. **Fuka** (孵化) \[Taniguchi Jiro\] 16. **Shinpan wa 12-hitome no Senshu!** (審判は12人目の選手!) \[Emile Bravo\] 17. **Penalty Area** (ペナルティエリア) \[Max Cabanne\] 18. **Schweitzer** \[Kuroda Iou\] 19. **Box!** (BOX!) \[Terada Katsuya\] 20. **Galatograd-hatsu Kyoui no Shouri!** (ガラトグラート発 驚異の勝利!) \[Benoît Peeters & François Schuiten\] 21. **Kankoku** (韓国) \[Young Soon Yang\]
Hiro Mashima's remake of Atsushi Kase's Chameleon, a gag manga about junior delinquents.
A cube-shaped object heads towards Earth from space, heralding things which are to come... As three students head to school, they gossip about the latest mystery, cars being driven without drivers, as reported to the local TV news station by a schoolmate from a different class. One of the kids is Wataru Hoshinoumi, a 5th grader at the town's elementary school who aspires to become famous. (Source: Transformers Wiki)
Meet Abo Ozawa, ace pitcher. He can’t seem to make up his mind, on or off the baseball diamond. Off the field, he finds himself pulled in either direction by two lifelong friends. On one hand, there is the cute-but-fiery Hana Eguchi, who’s also an ace pitcher, even more famous, and constantly assaulted by reporters and talent scouts. There’s just no controlling this girl. On the other hand, there is the cute-but-controlled Noriko “Norippe” Asai. The third member of the trio, she finds herself overshadowed by her two friends. As events unfold, will he be able to choose between them? But Abo’s mind is on baseball, and he doesn’t have time to deal with these problems. Or does he? On the pitcher’s mound, on the one hand, his left arm has the control to put the ball right where he wants to with absolutely perfect precision. And on the other hand, his right arm is a powerful uncontrolled monster that flails fireballs at the plate too fast to see. Which glove should he wear? On or off the field, he is faced with the decision: right vs. left? In the end, will he be able to choose? (Source: ryColaa)
Tie-in manga for the 2007 Transformers: Animated cartoon, serialized in *Kerokero Ace*. While occasionally retelling events from the show, it often deviates from its plotline, being treated as a continuation to the live-action movie series by Michael Bay instead of a standalone entry, and often featuring spotlights for characters whose toys were released exclusively in Japan. *Note: Chapter count includes three extra chapters published after its initial run concluded, which were not collected in a tankoubon release. Those chapters were labelled "The Cool Extra (ザ・クール・エキストラ)" and often adapted plotlines from the show that Tsushima initially omitted.*
After being warped from their universe to that of Mazinger, the Transformers join the fight between Mazinger Z and Dr. Hell's army of mechanical beasts. A crossover between Mazinger Z and the Transformers series, with each chapter drawn by a different artist.
In 18th-century Paris, "A woman's fortune is made by marrying a good man." But Sophie, the daughter of a fabric store owner, spends her days thinking about mathematics instead, even in her sleep. At first, her family didn't understand her dream, but her "obsession" was infectious, and before she knew it, everyone was supporting her pursuit! (Source: good! Afternoon, translated)
This manga is based on the HGSS games and follows Jou, a Pokémon trainer, on his journey through Johto.
One year after the events of the anime, the three girls are third year middle school students, and the story begins when they are preparing for high school exams. Setsuna is helping rebuild Labyrinth, but visits them. Love cannot decide her dream for the future, and is envious of her friends who are studying for the exams each with a specific goal in mind. Then, suddenly, a person dressed in a suspicious black cloak who calls themself "Mafisto" appears, creating monsters called "Fushiawase" one after another, and the town panics! The four girls become Pretty Cure again with the Linkrun, the surprising identity of "Mafisto" will be revealed and the Cures transform into their Angel forms again!? Soular, Westar, Tart and Chiffon also play a role!
Cover Illustration: Amano Yuu, Yukiko Back Cover Illustration: Afro Illustration: Itou Izumo, Makkusu Meron, Yuzuki N' 1. **7-kumi to Omikuji** (7組とおみくじ) \[Matsuse Daichi\] 2. **Watashi no Megami-sama** (私の女神様) \[Shimotsuki Kinusa\] 3. **Hibari no Shashin Funtouki** (ヒバリの写真奮闘記) \[Mosco\] 4. **Mikaeshi no Daishou** (見返しの代償) \[Chirori\] 5. **Hanako no Kouun na Hi** (はなこの幸運な日) \[Mahiru Teku\] 6. **Happy wo Nerae** (ハッピーをねらえ) \[Yakusa\] 7. **Mofumofu Daisakusen!** (もふもふ大作戦!) \[Itou Nanami\] 8. **Kanojo no Shoubu wa Itsudatte** (彼女の勝負はいつだって) \[Takano Itsuki\] 9. **Mousou Oyakata Nikki** (妄想親方日記) \[Pureji Oshou\] 10. **Ouji-sama wo Kimi ni** (王子様を君に) \[Rari\] 11. **Dokidoki-bun Daisenpuu** (ドキドキ分大旋風) \[Homura Subaru\] 12. **Tatta Hitotsu no Anzu no Yarikata** (たった一つの杏のやり方) \[Ushiro Hayahiro\] 13. **Tezukuri Daisakusen** (手作り大作戦) \[Hanako\] 14. **Kyouin Saginomiya no Juunan** (教員・鷺宮の受難) \[Fujishiro Hyaku\] 15. **Shokugyou Houkou Onchi** \[職業方向オンチ\] (Afro)
Yū Shirogane is a hot blooded schoolboy who competitively plays the Nintendo DS game Pokémon Platinum in order to become the Battle King. (Source: Bulbapedia).

