The story takes place after the failed Shimabara Rebellion, led by Shiro Amakusa as a Christian uprising against the Shogunate. It ended...brutally, and Amakusa himself was executed. However, dark forces are at work, and Amakusa returns from the grave...

Dino Getter is a manga series by Kazumi Hoshi for the 40th anniversary of Getter Robo. It introduces the Dino Getter Robo in an original eight chapter story about a battle between the Dinosaur Empire.

Part of Ken Ishikawa's Kyomu Senki (Records of Nothingness) series. Revolves around a biomechanical mecha called Jakio.

In Confucian Era 14276, a violent showdown unfolds in the space surrounding Planet Lagra. And with that, the story begins. Unfolding on Earth and in far-off galaxies, in the past, the future, and across dimensions, the curtain has risen on the final war between light and darkness. A great, galactic epic spanning the author's career begins here! Kyomu Senki is made up mainly of four series: "The Tiger of 5000 Light Years" serialized in 1980-82. "Kyomu Senshi Miroku" and "Jaki-oh Bakuretsu," both of which started serialization in 1987, just a few months apart. Lastly, "Skull Killer Jaki-oh," a mech series set in the 20th century that originally started in 1990. Along with the four main series, it also includes four short stories: "New Rashoumon," "Ninja Arts at Honnou Temple: The Black Magic of Koji Kashin," "The Strange Living Dimension, Dogura," and "The Dogura War Chronicles."

In the early Edo period, Yukimura Sanada, who was believed to have died in the Battle of Osaka, has returned as a demon. Yukimura plans to seize power by unleashing the Horse-headed Dragon, which is being guarded by the Kowloon clan. He is accompanied by the Sanada Ten Braves, a group of demons with the power of the Sanada Yoho. Mugen Mireku, the son of the head of the Kowloon clan, stands up with his friends to stop Sanada Yukimura's ambitions. In the course of the gruesome battle against super-human and demonic enemies, Mireku realizes his destiny as the reincarnation of King Mireku himself. (Source: Mangapedia, translated)

The story is set about 10 years after the events of the original series. The protagonist, Shinichi Kuruma, has been forcibly transformed into a "majuu" (a beast-human hybrid) by his father, Genzou Kuruma, a mad scientist seeking to evolve humanity. Shinichi embarks on a quest for revenge, not only against his father but also against the 13 Apostles, who are other powerful hybrid beings, and a cosmic entity called Tokitenkuu, which threatens the fabric of space and time.

Where the warrior Amon arrives from the moon to cleanse the city of Heian of its demonic taint.

There are as many inheritances as there are people, and as many disputes as there are inheritances. Today, another fierce "family quarrel" over an inheritance began at the funeral of a well-known author. One man, Nanao Haie, arrived at the funeral, attracted by the smell of such a "family quarrel." Haie, who claimed to be a detective specializing in inheritance disputes, uses his hyena-like senses to sniff out the truth behind a "video will" left by the deceased writer...! This is an ambitious work that weaves various types of inheritance battles into an exquisite mystery! (Source: Comic Days, translated) *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

An anthology of comics, based on Sakyou Komatsu's best-selling novel, *Nihon Chinbotsu* about Japan slowly sinking into the sea. The stories are mostly parodies, released in conjunction with the movie adaptation. Many stories are based on the hometowns of the authors. 1. **Kikyou** (帰郷) \[Hideo Azuma\] 2. **Chinbotsu!** (沈没!) \[Yoshitoo Asari\] 3. **Noboribetsu Chinbotsu** (登別沈没) \[Nawoki Karasawa\] 4. **Sink←→Float (Surechigai)** (Sink←→Float(スレ違い)) \[Hiroki Endo\] 5. **Tokorozawa Chinbotsu** (所沢沈没) \[Shinpei Ito\] 6. **Mitaka Cinbotsu** (三鷹沈没) \[Daisuke Nishijima\] 7. **Chibotsu Rhapsody** (沈没ラプソディー) \[Kenji Tsuruta\] 8. **Akamiso Chinbotsu!?** (赤味噌沈没!?) \[Minato Koio\] 9. **Tsuzukiyama Umi Hyoubanki** (続山海評判記) \[Kouichirou Yonemura\] 10. **Kyoto Chinbotsu** (京都沈没) \[Michio Hisauchi\] 11. **Chinbotsu Nippon** (ちんぼつニッポン) \[Tony Takezaki\] 12. **Koto Shoushitsu** (古都消失) \[Sora Wo\] 13. **Okayama Chinbotsu** (岡山沈没) \[Hisaichi Ishii\] 14. **Shiawase na Momotaro** (しあわせな桃太郎) \[Katsuya Terada\] 15. **Nippon Chinbotsu Oosoudou** (日本沈没大騒動) \[TONO\] 16. **Hatsudou! D-4 Keikaku** (発動!D-4計画) \[Gaku Miyao\] 17. **Nippon Chinbotsu Sekinin Ron** (日本沈没責任論) \[Kouichirou Yasunaga\] 18. **Manga Nippon Chinbotsu** (マンガ日本沈没) \[Shinichi Hiromoto\] 19. **Tsushima Zanryuu** (対馬残留) \[Tomohiro Kouda\] 20. **Kuninu Kuniguni Shimanu Shimajima** (国ぬ国々 島ぬ島々) \[Romanov Higa\] 21. **Nippon Chinbotsu orz Zenkoku Hen** (日本沈orz全国編) \[Miki Tori\]

Anthology of short stories by various artists, based on the video game Fire Emblem if Byakuya Oukoku (Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright in the west).

A girl is about to get drowned in the sea when someone saves her. Is her happiness momentary?