Mangas

Guy has some "precious book" with some "wonderful pictures" that he can't show to anyone.... The reason being, most of his college friends can't really understand his "tendencies".Of course, we wouldn't have a story if the guy didn't go through some life changing encounters (all thanks to that very same book).

Ginta's father works at a cellphone company called "Choto Bank." Their new cellphone is a humanoid cellphone. Gina's father sent his son a prototype version of the humanoid cellphone, but Ginta's sister unexpectedly made some "changes" to the new cellphone and due to that it makes countless mistakes. What will Ginta do with these new troubles in his life? (First chapters read from left to right)

Manga based on the hit videogame series by Capcom.Chapter 1 - Turnabout in the Wind:In a semi-ambiguous timeline, Phoenix has to defend his friend Larry once again in a murder trial.Chapter 2 - Turnabout Gallows (part 1)Phoenix is invited to the home of a rich computer company president, and asked to defend the man in court, accused of killing his employee.Chapter 3 - Turnabout Gallows (part 2)Phoenix continues to investigate at Mr. Komori's case, but the story takes a twist the appearance of the mysterious "Spider Man."Chapter 4 - Turnabout Gallows (part 3)Phoenix goes to court to defend his new client for the unexpected murder. And a familiar face is in the prosecutor's seat...

Le manga suit "une autre Alice", une lycéenne qui maudit sa vie quotidienne. Lorsque par hasard elle se perd sur la "Borderroad", elle est forcée de participer à des jeux de survie mortels avec d'autres lycéennes.

A tengu is an utterly proud and arrogant creature (so much that the Japanese saying, "to become a tengu," means to preen conceitedly) that is said to steal young children away from their homes. In this story, the fractured and disgraced remnants of the tengu species come together from all over the country to rise up, reclaim their pride, and rule over the nation of Japan, as is their right. What kind of effect will the "Tengu Party" have on the humans of Japan, and more importantly, what exactly makes a tengu?

Kokoro is a girl that works with her two older sisters at a library with the same name at hers. The problem is that the library is far away from the nearast town so people seldom come to the library. Follow Kokoro and her sisters as they try to uphold the legacy of their father. It's a lighthearted, slice-of-life manga.

Fuwa Masaki suffers from an extreme shyness that forces him to keep an unnecessary distance away from people. He has always wanted to change himself, but never knew what to do. One day, Masaki bumps into Miyatsuka Takeru, a medical student who picks up his cell phone. For some reason, he decides to train Masaki to overcome his illness!

Short stories all related through a common medium: Eggplant.

22 years ago a mysterious seismic phenomenon rocked the Yokohama district, thrusting it miles into the sky and effectively separating it from the rest of Japan. In the following years, a fraction of the newborns in this fledgling world began to develop extraordinary powers, each unique to the personality of the possessor. These mutated humans became known as Alters and were responsible for turning the former Yokohama into a chaotic wasteland. Now, as the former metropolis continues to re-build itself, the Alters have fallen into two camps: those who have joined HOLY, a dogmatic organization that hopes to re-establish order and morality, and those who wish to lord over the comparatively weaker humans. Only Kazuma, a powerful Alter who's really only interested in looking out for himself and an orphan girl named Kanami, stands between them, suspicious of both sides and unaware that he may hold the key to harmonious co-existence.

She calls herself Sexy Voice. To most of the world, she's just Hayashi Niko, an ordinary schoolgirl - but when time permits, she lives a double life as a hired investigator/spy. To help her, she has recruited the rather unlikely assistant she calls Robo, a geeky lump of a man who doesn't really know why he feels the need to do everything she tells him to. He just does it. Together, the odd team solve a number of cases for Sexy Voice's employer, an aging gangster.

“I’m going to become the best comedian out there!”After making this promise with his grandma, Asahi sets out to attend a comedy vocational school. And on his first day, he gets unexpectedly partnered with another guy for his acts. And that guy is Minase, a very good-looking, but sarcastic guy. They were very reluctantly paired together for their bit, but ended up hitting it off. They hit it off SO well, that they got carried away and kissed each other during the bit! “Pair up with me.”“I want to work with you too.”And this is how the rag-tag duo began. Put together the level-headed tsukkomi with the rambunctious boke to get a bickering couple in a comedic BL!

Le futur dans lequel le virus de mort est censé détruire l'humanité est en cours. Dans le but d'éviter cette destinée aux humains, Raito reçoit l'ordre de retourner dans le passé. Sa mission : s'assurer que Tanaka Yû, un lycéen de première année, fasse des enfants avec son amie d'enfance, Takane Kyôko ! Mais la tâche ne sera pas aussi simple, le destin ne semble pas être du même avis...

Le futur dans lequel le virus de mort est censé détruire l’humanité est en cours. Dans le but d’éviter cette destinée aux humains, Raito reçoit l’ordre de retourner dans le passé. Sa mission : s’assurer que Tanaka Yû, un lycéen de première année, fasse des enfants avec son amie d’enfance, Takane Kyôko ! Mais la tâche ne sera pas aussi simple, le destin ne semble pas être du même avis…

From Viz: The trouble and fun began when ordinary teenager Tenchi Masaki inadvertently released the legendary demon Ryoko from his grandfather's shrine. Turned out Ryoko was actually a marooned space pirate! Since then, she's become Tenchi's unwanted houseguest, attracting a host of other troublemaking alien women: Ayeka, a haughty alien pricess; Sasami, her mischievous little sister; and Washu, Ryoko's mad-scientist "mother." Add Ryo-oh-Ki, an adorable little carrot-eating spaceship, and you've got one full Shinto shrine!

A somewhat surreal take on a Japanese child's position in the Cold War.