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In Yuichi Yokoyama's Travel, the storyline is as linear as it is sharp: it is the long, silent and crystalline description of a train ride undertaken by three men. Travel is a journey into the contemporary Japanese psyche — a brilliant, wordless graphic novel. (Source: PictureBox)
In 2045, extreme summer weather and A.I. automation have transformed daily life. As traditional summer culture fades away, children of this generation find themselves yearning to experience the intense heat of summers past... (Source: MANGA Plus)
Rimuru and his friends go to the "Magic Tower", a place where magic from all over the world gathers to develop new special moves, and they are supposed to be busy with their research, but they get caught up in a conflict... (Source: Official Website, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*
When creatures, items, and even space itself can be summoned from other worlds, no one should want for anything...right? Tokoyo, a boy who was abandoned to live with the Summoned in the Fantasy District aims to become a summoner to help all his Summoned friends. When he arrives in Tokyo to attend the Summoning Academy, he's told he'll never make it by the first summoner he meets! Tokoyo realizes he has a lot left to learn...and finds a new dream: to become the bridge between humanity and the Summoned! (Source: Kodansha USA)
On planet Di Gi Charat, little Digiko was a pampered princess. Now living on Earth, the green-haired moppet is working for minimum wage at a hobby shop in Japan. Who ever said it was easy being cute? Based on the popular anime series, Di Gi Charat also features bratty Usada, shy boy Minagawa, and Digiko's wacky companions Puchiko and Gemo! (Source: VIZ Media)
Asano is a young university student tasked with testing out the technology department’s newest creation—the life-like android, Hatsune Miku. Although Hatsune Miku has a lot to learn, Asano comes to see her as more than merely a piece of tech and together the two learn what life and love is all about. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)
It is set in an alternate history in 1853 with new characters. Britannia's Black Ships appear in the harbor of Uraga. Some years later, Lelouch Lamperouge — brother to a young blind girl named Nunnally — is the commander of the military counterinsurgence brigade known as the Shinsengumi, formed under the orders of the Shogunate to fight the Black Revolutionaries, a rebel group led by a mysterious masked individual known as Rei. In fact, these two organizations are one and the same, and they seek to combat in influences of Britannia. Geass is the ability to call upon and summon the armored entities referred to as Knightmares; Lancelot is one such Knightmare. (Source: Wikipedia)
The first series of Star Wars: Visions invited visionary Japanese anime studios to explore the Star Wars galaxy through their unique cultural lens. Now, top manga creators such as Kamome Shirahama and Yusuke Osawa bring those visions to life in manga form! Featuring the episodes: “The Elder,” “Lop and Ocho,” “The Ninth Jedi,” and “The Twins.” (Source: VIZ Media)
Sakamoto and Shin catch a shoplifter, but the shoplifter returns with his gang to ambush them. Can Sakamoto and Shin defend themselves without spilling blood, keep Hana unaware of what’s happening, and complete the housework perfectly? (Source: VIZ Media)
There is a metropolitan legend which is about a girl assaulted and cut in pieces by mysterious assassins in a building now abandoned. The legend continues with telling that a finger of that girl has never been found, and whoever will find it can ask for a wish, which will be granted. A group of guys, for fun, choose to try going at that place and look for the finger, but one of them disappears. Seven years passed since that tragic event, and the guys finally decide to look for their friend...
