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The story centers around the film crew for Idol Survival, the internationally popular television program where swimsuited idols compete in games. The crew arrives on the same isolated South American island that TerraSave member Claire Redfield is visiting on an investigation.
From MangaHelpers: Professor Doug Wright teaches at Bennett University, teaching subjects such as bio-terrorism and chemical warfare. One day, he receives a letter from Asia's largest private high school academy: Marhawa Academy. The letter reads: "A biohazard has occurred inside the academy grounds." Doug immediately departs to investigate this incident with his nephew, Ricky, as his assistant. What he finds there looks to be another Raccoon City inside all over again. With the help of Chris Redfield and the BSAA [Bio-Terror Special Operations Unit], will he be able to stop the madness of the t-virus inside this isolated school? [DrCoke]
Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine arrive in a remote Russian village to check on rumors that a wolf infected with the T-Virus had attacked its inhabitants. It wasn't long before the two ex-STARS officers found them battling against the villagers, now turned into zombies.
A "freeloading 4-koma" depicting the mundane and not-so-mundane everyday lives of Kumakura, a college student, and Angie, an angel who descended to Earth in her mission to help people.
The Republic of Torimania… The only place in the world where winged humans live. The capital is Torima. The official language is Japanese. Their famous product is bird manju. A young girl chooses this mysterious country for her studies abroad. Who will she encounter in the Republic of Torimania, and what will she find there?
Eishi Karasuma (15 years) is a loner with a monotone life. His only friend is Mikisada Komoda (14 year). They venture together while skipping course. One day in a park, they met Tsubame, a very energetic girl and Rei Sagisawa (15 year), a boy that attend the same middle school. On their way back, Eishi and Mikisada take a bus which lose its track and fell from a cliff. Eishi tries to go out when he suddenly spots a young boy with wings...
Tsutomu Senkawa is an average high school kid who is busy studying for his senior entrance exams. One day, Tsutomu stumbles into a man who is on the run from Space Federation Officer Birdy Cephon Altera. The man throws Tsutomu at Birdy, who kills him only to realize her blunder right after. In order to save his life, Birdy and Tsutomu's body merge into one, and they must switch back and forth between being a high school student and being a Federation officer on the hunt for interplanetary criminals.
Agne is an evil wizard who wishes for the end of the world. In order to achieve his goal, he summons a Demon King - and as he materialised from the abyss, he would proceed to end the world as Agne wished... or not. Summoned with an imperfect memory, the Demon King decides not to end the world as Agne had wished, but rather the opposite...
Hiroshi is weak when it comes to his parents. He doesn't hate his parents nor do his parents abuse him. Actually, its the exact opposite; he dislikes being spoiled by his parents. Because his parents had him at a fairly old age, his parents idolize him and gives him too much affection. They hold fancy birthday parties, preserve his art projects in a glass case, make him extra-large puddings, make banners for him even though he is on the bench, etc. They are just too much for Hiroshi who just wants to be an ordinary high school student. On his 15th birthday, his parents give him the craziest present yet: a toy that will make him a hero. Can Hiroshi fulfill his wish to become an ordinary boy?Read & find out! A oneshot by Tanabe Yellow, the mangaka of Kekkaishi.
From the author of MachiMaho and Black Gyaru School comes Souryuu's newest work. 0 = the latin letter "O", 4 = the japanese kanji "shi", R = the latin letter "r", 1 = the latin letter "i". So "04R1" becomes "Oshiri", japanese for that sweet ass!
A handsome ophthalmologist investigates a murder in Tokyo in the first half of the 20th century. (Source: ANN)
