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In the distant future, in a distant corner of Siberia, people live in domed cities called Domepolises. These are the primary human living spaces on Earth, which became uninhabitable years ago from environmental destruction. Now, parts of the Earth are becoming habitable again. Large portions of the Domepolises are breaking off to escape the powers that control the domes and trade. Gainer Sanga, video game champ on his 200th victory, becomes an unwilling helper in his hometown's Exodus when he is wrongfully arrested by the Siberian Railway. He pilots a giant mecha which he dubs 'King Gainer' after his own video game handle. He is challenged to fight other Overmen as Yapan tries to escape across Siberia.
Hisoka's Past is a prequel one-shot of Hunter × Hunter focusing on the character Hisoka, written and illustrated by [Sui Ishida](https://anilist.co/staff/110753/Sui-Ishida), creator of the *Tokyo Ghoul* series.
At the end of the second semester, a teacher came. Everybody in class quickly opened their hearts for the childlike adult, Jiro-chan. Kokoro knew that Sensei loved me because he asked her for help. However, Fuwa-kun, the one I love, hated Sensei.
Karito Tate is a bodyguard who takes on various jobs to protect VIPs using martial arts, various firearms, or high-tech gadgets. He is not allowed to kill but only to protect with his right arm.
Based on the brilliant maverick doctor created by manga pioneer Osamu Tezuka. This prequel follows Black Jack when he was still a medical student in the 1960s. (Source: Anime News Network)
The Onmyou Taisenki manga does not tell the same history as the anime. The story happens years before the events in the anime. The main character, Yakumo, is the son of Monju, the chief priest of the Taihaku Shrine. In this shrine, Monju's former teacher, Mahoroba, is imprisoned. Problems arise when Mahoroba escapes, gains power, and transforms Monju into stone. The story features Yakumo's first steps with a Shikigami, training with Izuna (the Taihaku Shrine's resident miko,) and seeking Mahoroba through various Japanese historical dates. Famous Japanese historical characters such as Oda Nobunaga can be seen throughout the manga. *Source: Wikipedia, Edited.*
Riki, Gin, Weed, and Orion. Among the Ou Army—a group of renowned strategists who have long upheld its enduring history and a gathering of the dog world’s fiercest warriors—stands Akame, the Iga ninja dog, a figure of extraordinary ability. His origins have long been shrouded in mystery. Now, his shocking past is finally revealed!!! (Source: Nihon Bungeisha, translated)
The girls of the popular seinen magical girl series are reimagined in different scenarios across all sorts of genres by various mangaka.
In the land of Carat, a battle for the queen’s throne and the prince’s hand in marriage is up and coming. Yuni and Melissa are chosen as candidates for the throne and until a winner is determined, the prince remains in a magical sleep. But what does this have to do with Baba Kanon, a simple ninth grader with thoughts of revolutionizing herself? (Source: Mag Garden, translated)
Starting up one year after the finale of the first series, the Maruhage Empire is reformed by former emperor Tsuru Tsurulina III into the Neo-Maruhage Empire, where the Hair Hunts resume and a new generation of powerful Hair Hunt generals are created. Bo-bobo, powering the abilities of his "Fist of the Nosehair" into its "True Theory" form, rejoins Beauty and the Hajike allies to take on the renewed Maruhage threat. (Source: Anime News Network)
In Route 20 people live in a metal city surrounded by a glass dome, that protects its inhabitants from the polluted air of the outside, and controlled by a paranoic and oppressive police state. They feel free and sure, albeit they are like imprisoned. But some "rebel" boys have different feelings. Ushiji is one of them, a boy that follows his dream... or, better, rides his dream: his motorcycle and its metaphoric meaning of freedom, with the memories of his grandfather's tales about the absence of rules and hypocrisies of the outer world. *Note: This manga ran for 5 issues in Newtype Magazine and never received a tankoubon release.*