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Follows the heroines from the Aincrad arc through their various adventures in the real world at the SAO Survivor School and in the virtual world of ALfheim Online.
The Communication Player (COMP) is a portable gaming system that can send and receive emails and surf the web. Kazuya Minegishi and his friends are each given a COMP by Kazuya's ominous hacker cousin, Naoya, who tells them they will need the devices to survive. Confused, the three think nothing of Naoya's warning and proceed to open up a strange "Laplace Email" in their inboxes. The email claims that someone will be brutally murdered, followed by a large explosion and a blackout that will take the entirety of Tokyo offline. They believe it to be a joke until the terrifying events unfold in front of their eyes. Shaken, the three soon learn that Naoya has loaded a demon summoning program onto their COMPs, which causes powerful demons to crawl out of their devices and attack them. When defeated, the same demons forge contracts with them and become their partners. Armed with the ability to summon demons and predict the future via email, the three friends fight to survive in their new, demon-infested reality. Along the way, they must uncover the truth behind the summoning program and what happens when they change their fates.
The fourth primogenitor is the strongest vampire who exists only in the world of legends. Yet when this masters the Twelve Kenjuu, the spread of the catastrophe of the vampires will appear in Japan. In order to spy on and erase the fourth primogenitor, the government owned Lion organization has decided to send an attacking magician a "sword shaman" to complete the task. Yet, unknowingly, the one who was selected to spy was actually a trainee "sword shaman" girl Himeragi Yukina.
Mystic dreams of a previous life in the moon lead to the bonding of seven students in an attempt to uncover the secrets behind what they have forgotten. As various truths are sought and avoided, Alice must hurry remembering if she is to save the fragile Rin from self-destruction. For only after facing the grave errors of the past, can they all move forward and live fully in the present. (Source: MangaTraders)
Beautiful People is a manga comprised of six profound and thought-provoking short stories. 1. Seppakuhime (Princess White Snow) 2. World's End 3. Anti-Telephonica (Electric Angel) 4. Stalker no Onna (The Lady Stalker) 5. Beautiful People 6. Kuuki no Naka wo Nukeru Sora (Blue Sky)
Jesse wakes up in the hospital with no recollection of his past. He is confronted by a man who claims to be his lover, but all Jesse can recall is this man attempting to harm him. Jesse's memory is unreliable and he is unsure who to trust. He questions what truly happened and why he ended up in the hospital in the first place.
Yuu, during his high school years, experiences a sense of isolation, yet remains an enthusiastic fan of Spider-Man. He struggles with unfulfilled aspirations until a fortuitous encounter with the superhero's outfit in a nondescript alley alters the course of his life. What lies ahead for this determined adolescent?
Sumire, a nine-year-old girl with clairvoyant abilities, finds herself held captive aboard a train by Doress, a secret organization who are now whisking her away to their laboratory. Seeing her chance to escape their clutches, Sumire inadvertently releases Doress' top secret experiment: a 17-year-old boy named Ikurou Hashizawa, who has been infected with the Baoh parasite. With extraordinary powers of invulnerability and regeneration at his disposal, Ikurou aids Sumire, and the two escape together. However, this is merely the start of their troubles. As Ikurou's development is incomplete, Doress considers him far too dangerous to roam free, and orders his immediate execution. Now on the run, the pair must survive an onslaught of hitmen while Ikurou attempts to learn more about his rapidly advancing powers.
Following the downfall of Emperor Gore and the Reptilian domain, a fresh adversary - Emperor Burai and his Hyakki empire - emerges, posing a threat to the Earth. To safeguard the planet, Ryoma, Hayato, and the newly joined Benkei operate the state-of-the-art Getter Robo G.
Berry Shirayuki is a cheerful and optimistic 12-year-old girl who has just been accepted into a private girl's school after studying hard for her exams. Aside from friendly but unwanted comments from her next-door neighbor Tasuku Meguro, it seems as if nothing can go wrong for this newly-made middle schooler! After the first day of school ends, Berry is saved from tripping over stairs by a blonde-haired boy, and ends up following him to Café Mew Mew in hopes of thanking him. While in the cafe, Berry accidentally stumbles upon a shining statue that projects visions of a cat and rabbit—who enter her body just before she metamorphosizes into a white-costumed magical girl with bunny ears and a cat tail! Following a series of strange incidents which lead her to discover amazing hearing and jumping skills (as well as a craving for carrots), Berry realizes that she has become a new member of Tokyo Mew Mew—a group of magical girl superheroes with both animal-like and supernatural abilities! Berry needs to take her new responsibility as a protector of the peace seriously, because she is now a target for Tokyo Mew Mew's new enemy... and they are on the hunt for some fresh rabbit. Included one-shot: Volume 2: Usagi no Furasu Hoshi
Hazumu Osaragi experiences a series of strange events, including encounters with aliens, death, and rebirth. As a result, they wake up one day to discover they have undergone a full transformation and are now a girl. While Hazumu is confused by the news, their friends, especially Yasuna Kamiizumi, are thrilled. Yasuna struggles with gender identity due to a medical condition, while Tomari Kurusu, Hazumu's childhood friend, has long held a romantic interest in them. With both Yasuna and Tomari vying for Hazumu's affection, they are caught in the middle of a difficult decision, but ultimately, they hope to keep both friends in their life.
You are reading Hate no Shoutsuushin manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Josei, Romance, Sci fi genres, written by Menota at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Hate no Shoutsuushin has 47 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Hate no Shoutsuushin to your bookmark. Marko is a young Russian university student who is looking forward to finishing school so he can spend more time with his fiance. However, those plans go out the window when he's abducted by aliens! These extraterrestrials have a mission for Marko, one that will take ten years. All Marko can do is make the most of it and get to know the strange creatures who are now his co-workers in this offbeat tale of a life far from Earth.
