Two decades ago, the dragons returned to earth. Soaring above the skies leaving behind trails of destruction. They attack humans for the simple reason, their destructive impulses. In order to fight the dragons, humanity acted. They began to dabble in magic...

In the world, especially during ancient times, gods existed and, even now, find their place in the world. But at times, there are mortals who, whether intentionally or not, kill one of these gods and receive the “curse” of the name “Campione” or God Slayer. Those under this curse gain the power of the god they slayed and receive the mission to obliterate any false god who attempt to take control of any local turf. Godou Kusanagi is one such unlucky human who accidentally killed the Persian deity of victory, Verethragna, and received the powers of the god’s ten forms: Bull, Ram, Camel, White Stallion, Goat, Boar, Raptor, The Wind, The Youth, and The Warrior. But this power draws in all manner of trouble, which is inevitable since the role of a god is ultimately difficult for a human. Yet, one such “trouble” is that this enhanced status has currently attracted three ladies of powerful magic and religious backgrounds, who all wish to aid him in battle. But are they really there to aid him, or do they just wish to find love with him? And what business does the leader of the three, the magic sword-mistress Erica Brandelli, have with these heavily unorthodox activities? (Source: MangaHelpers)

After his death, Tokugawa Ieyasu wakes up in the present day in front of the Toshogu Shrine. Now he can live an easy leisurely life, with help from the high school girls who work there as part-time shrine maidens.

Two decades ago, the dragons returned to earth. Soaring above the skies leaving behind trails of destruction. They attack humans for the simple reason, their destructive impulses. In order to fight the dragons, humanity acted. They began to dabble in magic...

The world is in peril. Legends live, fairy tales walk, and fantasies become reality, threatening to turn Earth into a waking nightmare. When the flames of war reach Japan’s shores, the vestiges of a shattered nation fail to protect what remains of its people against an unknown enemy, and all seems lost. Those left behind and those that failed to flee now live in scattered communities among the remnants of a better time. Yu Ichinose is just another survivor, a quiet, scrawny middle-schooler trying to get by. That is, until he finds his fate bound to a mysterious, elvish girl who seems to hold the key to hope. Now, the time has come to stand and take up the sword against sorcery. To become the hero who saves the world. The time has come to awaken the Asura Frame. (Source: J-Novel Club)

In the world, especially during ancient times, gods existed and, even now, find their place in the world. But at times, there are mortals who, whether intentionally or not, kill one of these gods and receive the “curse” of the name “Campione” or God Slayer. Those under this curse gain the power of the god they slayed and receive the mission to obliterate any false god who attempt to take control of any local turf. Godou Kusanagi is one such unlucky human who accidentally killed the Persian deity of victory, Verethragna, and received the powers of the god’s ten forms: Bull, Ram, Camel, White Stallion, Goat, Boar, Raptor, The Wind, The Youth, and The Warrior. But this power draws in all manner of trouble, which is inevitable since the role of a god is ultimately difficult for a human. Yet, one such “trouble” is that this enhanced status has currently attracted three ladies of powerful magic and religious backgrounds, who all wish to aid him in battle. But are they really there to aid him, or do they just wish to find love with him? And what business does the leader of the three, the magic sword-mistress Erica Brandelli, have with these heavily unorthodox activities? (Source: MangaHelpers)

An encounter between a princess and a young man, resolved to defy destiny…!! In the late 20th century, due to the invasion led by the resurrected ancient Roman hero, Caesar, Imperial Japan has fallen under the neighboring Eastern Roman Empire’s rule in all but name only! What enabled Caesar to become the ultimate conqueror was the power known as the “Legion.” These mysterious corps have taken over as the main weapon in the military forces of major world powers—Armies of winged giant soldiers. Harboring ambitions to become the sovereign of Japan, Princess Fujinomiya Shiori of Imperial Japan finally takes action. The princess chooses Tachibana Masatsugu as her trusted general, an ordinary high school student by all accounts. Nevertheless, he is actually a warrior reborn from the ancient past, another resurrected legatus legionis whose greatness is no less than the mighty hero Caesar…!! The curtain is raised: An epic fantasy war story revolving around resurrected heroes and beautiful maidens!!

Various monsters appeared in Kobe that was connected to the world Sanctuary Troia that was foretold in Greek mythology, causing enormous damage. In order to deal with the situation, two mages were sent to Kobe. The first was Toba Riona, a beautiful girl who introduced herself as the greatest onmyouji in Japan and a reincarnation of god, was dispatched. Her master, and the second mage, Rokuhara Ren was an “amateur” mage who couldn’t use any powers despite being a member of the highly influential Campiones Association. Riona was exasperated at Ren who only relied on running away and smooth talking. However, Ren had a trump card that enabled him to "summon God": he could change the story of any mythology, rendering any god powerless. The king of gods Zeus, the goddess Athena, the hero Achilles……in the world that was packed with gods and heroes, Ren and Riona set out on a mission that was impossible for most humans. Source: NU

Anthology of One Piece doujinshi from different artists. **Vol 1** - Cover illustrator: Aaruina - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, UCHIDA Mutsu, KAZAKAMI Satoshi, MORII Akira, YOSHII Mariko, Pepero, NEKOGA Jun, YU Kiriko, SARUYA Hachi, ICHINOMIYA Shihan, Great Yamada, SHIMAKUSA Arou, KOTOBUKI Saari, SAKASHITA Asuka **Vol 2** - Cover illustrator: YU Kiriko - Doujin artists: ICHINOMIYA Shihan, MISONO Touko, YU Kiriko, Danjuurou, SAKASHITA Asuka, NAYUTA Daichi, TAKEHARA Tatsuki, NEKOGA Jun, SUZUYA Wakana, Aaruina, SARUYA Hachi, FUMITSUKI Youka, HIRAI Tamon, Technology **Vol 3** - Cover illustrator: IZUMIBARA Rena - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, KITAGAWA Chiiko, IZUMIBARA Rena, HASUZAWA Kiriko, Chiho, Job, 神籠石亮, Hinako, RABI, 真河流, SAGAWA Ren, NEKOGA Jun, AMIDA Shizuku, KAZAMI Yuki, SURUGA Touya, KAMIJOU Sanshi, HIDOU Ryouji, NARUSE Chiyuki, Chocoline, YAMADA Nachi & FUJISHIMA Yuko **Vol 4** - Cover illustrator: MORITA Yuzuka - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, AKATSUKI Minato, Danjuurou, MATSUDA Tetsuya, SARUYA Hachi, KAZAKAMI Satoshi, DAN Madoka, OOSATO Shino, KAZAMI Yuki, KIDO Kanan, HASUZAWA Kiriko, Munta, 神籠石亮, MISONO Touko, NAYUTA Daichi, FUMITSUKI Atsuyo, MORITA Yuzuka **Vol 5** - Cover illustrator: KOTOBUKI Saari - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, KANRO Maron, HAGIWARA Kaoru, KAZAKAMI Satoshi, HIDAKA Reiya, SARUYA Hachi, KITAGAWA Chiiko, SAKASHITA Asuka, HARUMI Chihiro, ICHINOMIYA Shihan, KOTOBUKI Saari **Vol 6** - Cover illustrator: Technology Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, OOSATO Shino, IPPONMATSU Ponta, SARUYA Hachi, Tokinyo de Pinkino, IZUMISAWA Kenta, Sumisumi, YAYAMARU Ranta, MISONO Touko, AKATSUKI aminato, Munta, TAKAFUMI Asahi, KAZUMI Yuki, Pin Karo, YOSHII Mariko, Technology * Drag by Technology * 11/11 by Technology **Vol 7** - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, AJIMIYA Makoto, YAYAMARU Ranta, HIRAI Tamon, Mizuka, and others **Vol 9** - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, HARUMI Chihiro, and others **Vol 10** - Cover illustrator: HIDAKA Reiya - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, FUJISHIRO Sho, Mizuka, NAYUTA Daichi, AMIDA Shizuku, OOSATO Shino, SARUYA Hachi, 真河流, KIRIYAMA Ryouko, SOMEYA Rui, HIDAKA Reiya **Vol 11** - Cover illustrator: Pin Karo - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, Danjuurou, Sumisumi, Liebe Rei, AKASHI Chizuko, nero, KIDO Kanan, Tee2BOOKS, AKATSUKI Sorako, Pepero, ITADERA Aiko, Pin Karo, KIRIYAMA Ryouko, HARUMI Chihiro, FUMITSUKI Atsuyo, SARUYA Hachi **Vol 12** - Cover illustrator: HARUMI Chihiro - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, SOMEYA Rui, 真河流, RYUUDOU Nene, AKASHI Chizuko, KAZAKAMI Satoshi, KIRIYAMA Ryouko, Tee2BOOKS, Huelin, ESUKI Chizuru, Pin Karo, Mayu Mayu, IMADA Makoto, HIRAI Tamon, HARUMI Chihiro **Vol 13** - Cover illustrator: YAYAMARU Ranta - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, IMADA Makoto, KAZAMI Natsuru, 猫転芽, Miyakofuu', KAZAKAMI Satoshi, SANGENYA Chika, HIRAI Tamon, Pin Karo, Sakanan, MISONO Touko, Sumisumi, Tee2BOOKS, SHIMONAKA Paru, SARUYA Hachi, YAYAMARU Ranta **Vol 14** - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, SHINGYOUJI Tsumiko, and others **Vol 15** - Cover illustrator: AKATSUKI Sorako - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, IMADA Makoto, Pin Karo, GOUDA Nagi, HARUMI Chihiro, NAYUTA Daichi, NARUSAWA Kazumi, KAZAKAMI Satoshi, Yoni, Huelin, TOUJOU Sonohana, AMANO Sayoko, AKASHI Chizuru, KAZAMI Natsuru, AKATSUKI Sorako **Vol 16** - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, SAKASHITA Asuka, OKAMOTO Tan, SARUYA Hachi, SAKAI Tomokichi, and others - Stories included: • *Give the Ship a Cleaning* by SARUYA Hachi: This gag story makes no sense. But Hachi's art is famously Oda-esque, and you can't beat Sanji, Zoro, and the bananaphone. (Reprinted in [A Few Hours After This](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/67j9e7y)) **Vol 17** - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, AMIDA Shizuku, and others **Vol 18** - Cover illustrator: AMIDA Shizuku - Doujin artists: TAKEHARA Tatsuki, Munta, Handa, SUZUKI Sahiro, Watapachi, UTSUMI Tomoyoshi, YANASE Takashi, SHIMONAKA Paru, AKASHI Chizuko, HIRAI Tamon, SOMAE Sasara, SAKASHITA Asuka, 猫転芽, AMIDA Shizuku **Vol 19** - Cover illustrator: AISAKI Keiko - Doujin artists: SHINGYOUJI Tsumiko, GOUDA Nagi, MAKASERO Seven, ESUKI Chizuru, Pin Karo, SAKAI Tomokichi, AISAKI Keiko, SAKASHITA Asuka, Tee2BOOKS, AKASHI Chizuko, Huelin, SARUYA Hachi **Vol 20** - Doujin artists: IMADA Makoto, SANGENYA Chika, AKASHI Chizuko, Tamotsu, Miyakofuu', and others