Retells the original Star Wars film in manga. Fleeing from the evil Darth Vader and the Galactic Empire, Princess Leia sends her two androids C-3P0 and R2-D2 to the planet Tatooine, in hopes that the top-secret plans to the Empire's secret weapon reach former Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi. The two droids end up at the hands of a young orphan named Luke Skywalker, who then teams up with Obi-Wan and renegade pilot Han Solo to rescue Princess Leia from the Empire. (Source: Anime News Network)

This Manga is about a game the girl Yuki and her friend Mamoru play, which is about raising horses.

A zany, surrealistic perversion of Edo-period travel literature, *Yajikita in Deep* was adapted into a film in 2004. **Note:** Won the 2001 Tezuka Osamu Award for Excellence.

"B.Q." (literally "Trash&quot😉 is a two volumes collection of short stories, hilarious and irreverent like the best Tarantino films! "Bark at the Moon", the story of a hijacker dealing with a mysterious liquid stolen from a passenger; "Highway Romantic VS Sodomy Diner", ruthless portrait of a small American village that hides a reality populated by murderers and psychotics under a veil of apparent tranquility; "The Drifter", a tale of an unlikely extraterrestrial invasion; "Dead Skater", dismal story of a complex and violent boy struggling with a mad scientist; "The workers of the Hamano workshop", an "X-Files" tale filled with mysterious objects and human-like extraterrestrials; and finally "Dong!", the story of a struggle for power in a ruthless mafia family! In the very excited "Attack!" we witness the daring escape of three criminals ready to do anything to get rich: in "Dog Eat Dog" a young killer decides to give up his job after death appears before his eyes! In "The god of the tribe 'Nbada" we learn about the inhabitants of a poor African village of the eleventh century who possess extraordinary powers thanks to the benevolence of a mysterious deity; in "The concerns of the Head of the Lunar Research Team", the scientist who directs the work of a geological research base on the Moon finds himself struggling with an employer on the verge of bankruptcy, a wife very little inclined to marital fidelity, quarrelsome underlings and an unimaginable terrorist plot; in "All in one night" the phlegmatic Tomiyama and his friend Seki, a recurring couple of Kaneko's manga, find themselves having to deal with extraterrestrials looking for their partner!

The story is set in a distant future where Japan is divided into feudal territories and conquered by other countries. There is a floating city named Musashi that is composed of eight ships in the skies. A war that will determine the fate of the world will be fought by students on the Musashi. In the far future, humans abandon the devastated Earth and ascend to the upper world "Tenjo", taking on new, god-like form. But even with their newfound "Godhood", humanity eventually fell into war, resulting in the collapse of Tenjo and the very law of causation, and humanity, having lost their divine powers, returns to the Earth, grown largely uninhabitable, with the exception of a portion of the Far-East (modern-day Japan), which they name "Shinshuu" (Divine States"). As Shinshuu alone is too small to accommodate all of humanity, they duplicate the region in a parallel world they called "Juusou Sekai" (Harmonic Realm"), calling their new territories "Juusou Shinshuu" (Harmonic Divine States). In order to rebuild Tenjo and the law of causation, the returned humans start a reenactment of history, starting from 10,000 BC, following the guidance of historical records from a source known as the "Testament". In the year 1413 TE (Testament Era), the reenactment of the Nanboku-cho War in Shinshuu inadvertently damages the mechanisms separating the worlds, causing Juusou Sekai to collapse into the original world. The humans living in the Juusou Shinshuu thus lost their land, and decide to invade the original world. The people of Shinshuu are defeated, and under the terms of their surrender, their territory is divided by the invaders, and discriminatory laws are imposed on them. Reenactment of history is resumed from 1457AD, but the updates to the Testament unexpectedly end at 1648 AD. A rumor of impending apocalypse begins to spread the world.

Hitori Bocchi suffers from extreme social anxiety, she’s not good at talking to people, takes pretty extreme actions, is surprisingly adept at avoiding people, her legs cramp when she overexerts herself, gets full of herself when alone, will vomit when exposed to extreme tension and often comes up with plans. Now she is entering middle school and her only friend, Yawara Kai, is attending a different school. This leaves Bocchi alone, surrounded by new classmates with whom she must make friends before Kai will talk to her again. *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

The story of Nogi Wakaba wa Yuusha de Aru takes place 300 years in the past, in 2018, the first days of the Divine Era. The six main characters form the first ever Hero Team: Nogi Wakaba, Nogi Sonoko's ancestor; Uesato Hinata, Takashima Yuuna, Koori Chikage, Doi Tamako and Iyojima Anzu. **Includes:** **Chapter 0:** Ni-satsu-me no Yuusha Gyoki (The Second Hero Diary) **Volume 1 extra chapter:** Shiratori Utano wa Yuusha de Aru (Shiratori Utano is a Hero) **Volume 2 extra chapter:** Takusareta Baton (The Passed Baton)

Gekkou, or "Moonlight", is about the peculiar relationship between a cynical boy and a perfect girl. Said cynical boy is Nonomiya who spends day in day out in boredom, taking refuge from his dull life in his imagination. One fateful day, he happens upon the notebook of the much-rumored beauty Youko Tsukimori, neglected on the ground. Poking out from it is a scrap of paper with the unexpected title "Murder Recipe". His interest ignited, he immediately stuffs it into his pocket, only to find out the promising recipe contains nothing but scenarios that may or may not lead to deadly accidents, not even worthy of being called a plan. When he tentatively asks her about it the next day, she hasn't lost anything. But then her father dies. An accident... (Source: Baka-Tsuki)