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In this risqué coming-of-age romcom with a peculiar blabbermouth twist, Ogami-san, a high school girl, is struggling to keep her lewd daydreams and impulses at bay. Her mind is overflowing with lascivious fantasies, but she's determined to maintain a normal school life by suppressing her unruly thoughts. However, when she reaches out to Yaginuma-kun, a mysterious and charming boy in her class, she can't control her impulses and ends up blurting out her deepest desires. Despite wanting to explore his body and connect with him on a deeper level, she can't afford to expose her true self. The predicament leaves her at a loss, but what could she possibly do?
A beautiful transfer student, Hitode Rokishima, clad in a jet-black sailor suit, arrives in a classroom where one after another, the dead are \"beheaded\" by flying ski boards, steel doors in the subway, and crashing traffic lights. The only way to save the cursed high school students is to sacrifice one of them. I told you, didn\'t I? Is the enigmatic girl friend or foe? Envy and fear, love and hatred are all mixed up in this horror story of school suspense.
I woke up one day to find a world where male and female values of chastity were reversed... From married women asking for penetration with cash in hand, to college girls offering their virginities... Am I in heaven. My fuck journey is officially about to kick off! "Who, the...? I've never seen such shamelessness..."
The portrait of a girl in 60s -70s in Japan. Maria depicts the chaotic trajectory of a wealthy girl, whose family made a fortune in the after war. New arrival in a school of girls, Maria is independent and indomitable. She sleeps indifferently with girls or boys, and causes confusion among students as well as teachers, attracting fights and disasters. With Maria, the story of a teenager in 70's Japan, master Kazuo Kamimura tackles the taboos of his time. The excellence of its staging, the elegance of its line, serve wonderfully a striking, uncompromising writing. As with "Dosei Jidai", and in the image of the new wave, Kazuo Kamimura upsets the Japanese society and blows a new wind on the manga. Perhaps the most sultry of Kamimura titles.
Path of the Assassin tells the story of Hattori Hanzou, the renowned ninjutsu master entrusted with protecting Tokugawa Ieyasu, a promising young leader destined to unify Japan as shogun. The authors beautifully narrate the lifelong journey of two comrades seeking their common goals, much like a flowing river that steadily advances.
College student Kuroe Shirahoshi feels like she's living in black and white, and she longs for more excitement... until a small, rainbow, incredibly weird bird-thing brings color to her life. Now they live together. Is this creature just a pet, or is it more like a roommate?
Hino quit his corporate job a year ago, but now, at the age of 25, he's struggling to find motivation to work. If he doesn't find a way out of this rut, his future looks bleak. One day, while scouring the shoreline for sustenance after a typhoon hit, he comes across an injured mermaid stranded on the sand. Despite his own precarious situation, Hino takes it upon himself to care for the mermaid's wounds until she's well enough to return to the sea. As they spend more time together, the two begin to form a heartwarming connection that brings some much-needed color and excitement to Hino's otherwise dull life.
On his way back from a nearby convenience store, Subaru Natsuki is suddenly stranded in a foreign city. He finds himself surrounded by unfamiliar faces speaking a foreign tongue, realizing he has been transported to an entirely different world. Unfortunately, the shopkeeper throws him out for being insolvent, leaving him hopeless and immediately encircled by a gang of ruffians. However, just when he believes there is no escape, a mysterious young lady named Satella comes to his aid. She's on the hunt for a burglar that Subaru had seen earlier. After Satella wards off the aggressors, Subaru pledges to help her in her quest to capture the thief. After a few bizarre events, the pair ends up in an underground cellar where stolen goods are kept. When they infiltrate the cellar, they are unexpectedly attacked by a shadowy assailant resulting in both of them receiving fatal injuries. Subaru awakens to find himself transported back in time to the morning of that same day and begins a complex cycle where he relives past experiences.
The Hellsing Organization is dedicated to eliminating vampires and has recently discovered information about attempts to create "man-made" undead. With WWII raging on, the leader of Hellsing is concerned that the Nazis may use these creatures as super-soldiers. Although the technology for making artificial vampires is still developing, it poses a significant danger. Hellsing has dispatched its top agents, Walter C. Dornes (known as "The Angel of Death") and Alucard, an ancient vampire enslaved by the organization, to Poland to halt the Nazi's experimentation. Together, they strive to disrupt the progress of this dangerous research.
In the event that a divine being's name is eradicated from memory, it will undergo a metamorphosis, transforming into a malevolent entity and ultimately disappearing altogether. Within a crumbling sanctuary resides a nearly-forgotten god who discovers comfort in an unlikely alliance with a young girl called Kokono, as it could be their only hope of averting the deity's plunge into obscurity.
