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A Trainer named Soul attempts to capture a wild Sentret, but due to his lack of knowledge, he fails to capture it and another Trainer shows up to help him. After weakening the Pokémon, Soul manages to catch it and then attempts to catch a wild Bellsprout. Soul's Cyndaquil accidentally defeats the Bellsprout, however, and Soul is unable to capture it. The Trainer helps him again and Soul then manages to catch a wild Growlithe. As Soul is about to leave to a new area to find more Pokémon, the Trainer stops him and teaches him that he can fish for Pokémon in bodies of water, that different Pokémon appear at different times of the day, and that some Pokémon can be found by using Headbutt on trees. The two are then interrupted by a wild Steelix and Soul tries to fight it with Cyndaquil. The Steelix tackles Cyndaquil and Soul realizes that the Steelix is too strong. The Trainer hands him a Heavy Ball and tells him to use it. Soul has Cyndaquil use Flamethrower, and whilst the Steelix is engulfed in the flames, he throws the Heavy Ball and catches it. The Trainer explains that the Heavy Ball was made from Apricorns and the Poké Ball smith Kurt makes them as well as seven other types with its own feature. Soul shouts that he is aiming towards completing the Pokédex. (Source: Bulbapedia)
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The manga version of the tale involving Princess Silver's journey with her friends, a pig and a chicken, as they try to save her parents. The civilians of the Crayon Kingdom have always view their Princess Silver as a twelve-year old girl with a beautiful smile. However, unknown to them, the princess has 12 bad habits. This has created much distress to the Chameleon Prime Minister and the Crayon ministers for it would be embarassing if this gets out. One day, a party was held to celebrate Princess Silver's twelvth birthday. The princess was trying to seek her Prince Charming that she forgot to take notice of her bad habits. One of the boys at the party was so angry that he changed Silver's parents, the King and Queen, into stone. In order to break the curse and save her parents, Silver decided to set on a journey to locate the boy. Together with her companions, Silver begins her adventure.
A set of five official anthologies based on the Persona 4 universe released by Ichijinsha under the DNA Media imprint.
Yuuhi Yuugure and Yasumi Utatane, two high school voice actresses who just happened to attend the same school and coincidentally got placed into the same class, are the two hosts of a radio weekly program. As fellow classmates and voice actresses, they show all the listeners their great friendship! At least, on the surface. In reality, the quiet girl Chika and the gyaru Yumiko are complete opposites. And they absolutely cannot stand each other. Off air, chaos and insults erupt. On air, they're the best of friends. Just where will this tumultuous relationship lead them?
Based on the Game Boy Advance video game Telefang 2 Power and Speed.
My childhood friend, Magary, was chosen to be the saint. From here on out, she'll have to maintain a smile at all times while at the royal capital and take lessons in etiquette and dance. She'll be living in an excruciatingly stifling world. Having been together since birth, there was naturally one thought in my mind. While feeling a little bit of loneliness… I pushed my childhood friend (who was trying to escape with all her might with her arms still bound) towards the knight that came to pick her up. "Alistaaaaaaaaaaaaar!!" I feel as if there was some deep resentment in her voice, but that was probably just my imagination. As her last act of futile resistance, she had me see her off to the royal capital… but, that ended without any problems. "Now that that's over with, I'll be heading home. Good luck ^^" I turned my back towards my childhood friend who looked me with deep resentment in her eyes. While I was making my way home… I had to turn around as I was chased by goblins. "Noooooooo!! Someone, helpppppppp!!" This is the misunderstood heroic tale of a scumbag hero and scumbag saint mutually getting in each other's way as they attempt to pursue happiness.
Kazune Ayu, a high school student who lost his dreams, regains his passion once again when he hears his classmate Aoha Hanamoto sing! Kazune, who once produced a hit song as a popular Vocaloid producer, is moved by Hanamoto's voice and recruits her to try and participate in the world's number one music festival, "WORLD SOUND." The two begin to walk into a reckless dream of becoming the number one in Japan in three years! (Source: Shueisha, translated)
**Nein - 9th Story** is based on Sound Horizon's ninth story CD "Nein." In an old antique store off a back alley, the vocalist of Vanishing Starlight discovers a futuristic information terminal in the form of a pair of sunglasses with the ability to transcend time and space. He's then possessed by a mysterious cat being, and his adventure begins.
From [Brolen](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=2279): Kuro & Marco is the first non-guro work from noteworthy guro mangaka Horihone Saizou. The titular story has four chapters. It’s an eccentric one about space kids who live in some kind of bizarre alternate universe solar system, where comets are giant dogs, robot people live in a certain part of the the asteroid belt, animal people live on other planets, and the earth is still ruled by dinosaurs. The other stories in the book are various thematically unrelated shorts, but it’s worth noting that he still managed to sneak a story in about tearing organs out of live prisoners, even though it lacked explicit depictions of violence (apparently, an actual Japanese practice in the old days).