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The good-natured witch Mia sunshine wants to change the bad image of the witches.<br>How she is going to make it real and what sort of obstacles will be on the way of her goal?
In the future. The people that migrated to an alternate dimensional space, seeking a new world to live in, started an armed rebellion in order to declare independence from Earth. Thus, multi-dimensional war broke out with the United Army of Earth. The battlefronts spread, and the fight grew long. In their desire to break the deadlock, the United Army of Earth decided to launch a large-scale offensive, deploying to the front line vast amounts of "Assault Girls" -- new arms that would render all previous weaponry ineffective. Piloted by outcasts and criminals, the members of the The 13th Independent Assault Girl Hunting Platoon -- dubbed "The Hyena Platoon" -- are tasked with hunting down and destroying rogue Assault Girl pilots, who have succumbed to the corruption that eventually befalls all pilots. Started as a oneshot in "A City of Honests and Heretics."
High school student Sena Shirai is just about to leave behind her shut-in lifestyle and join the outside world, when she becomes the victim of a traffic accident. When she opens her eyes, she's somehow been reborn into a fantasy world! However, everyone around her fears her as a witch, so she reverts to her former habits and lives a lonely life in the woods, until one day when... a young man comes to see the witch?!
The Tokyo reflected in the eyes of a beauty named Choco is filled with grotesque monsters. Even today, the wandering Choco is in search of a “prey”. What is the meaning of “a certain game” that she has to clear regardless of its risks? This is a gun-action suspense story filled with lust and violence that goes beyond the critical level.
In the manga's story, cells work in a "black" environment in the body of a human in poor health. The person drinks and eats too much, has insufficient physical activity, and has high stress.
Space Adventure Cobra is a popular Shounen Jump manga from the late 70s, early 80s. Cobra is a notorious Space Pirate with a laser gun as his left arm. But, he was tired of being chased by the agency in space and decided to lead a regular life by changing his face & being wiped of his memory. 3 years later, he is a regular person leading a regular life. He is tired of his lifestyle. For fun, he goes to see a "Trip Movie" that allows him to see the dream of his choice. When he saw his "dream", he saw his memories of when he was the notorious Space Pirate Cobra. However, he didn't know that was his memories. As he is going home, he meets up with someone who had a grudge with him. There is a little scuffle, and learns that he actually has a laser gun on his left hand.
One of the Japanese promos calls it "Da Vinci Code meets Jurassic Park". I think that sums it up pretty nicely. It's got dinosaurs, spies, intrigue, action, and conspiracy, all rendered in lovely film noir-esque art with a little fan service cherry on top (Lily!). And for the slightly geeky, it's got cool (and sometimes obscure) references to art, literature, film, history, science... you name it. Definitely a manga for adults!
The actions attributed to "Vash" are largely a result of bounty hunters pursuing the massive reward of 60,000,000,000$$ for Vash's destruction of July. However, Vash's memory of the incident is vague, and he seeks only "love and peace" despite his exceptional gunfighting skills, which he utilizes solely for saving lives. Throughout the course of the series, the audience gradually learns more about Vash's enigmatic past and the history of Gunsmoke, the desert planet where the show takes place. Although the series possesses a humorous tone, it examines weighty character development and can be emotionally intense in later episodes. Vash is occasionally accompanied by Nicholas D. Wolfwood, a talented gunfighter and priest, and eventually becomes the target of the Gung-Ho Guns, a group of assassins whose motives are initially shrouded in mystery. Trigun delves deeply into the realm of morality, exploring questions such as the nature of morality itself and whether we have the ability to evaluate differing moral codes. Additionally, the show tackles the notion of whether a person's betrayal of their moral code negates that code, and whether or not the person can still strive to follow it. The importance of redemption and the means of achieving it are also central themes within the show.
The year is CE 73. In the midst of the second EA-ZAFT War, Gai Murakamo leads his Serpent Tail mercenary unit into the Republic of East Asia. Soon enough, a ZAFT unit enters the war-torn country with a squad of ZAFT soldiers....
The "definitive" version of the Code Geass manga. Set when Lelouch and Suzuku begin the Zero Requiem Plan.
The misadventures of Son Goku, Krillin, and other friends from the original story. Supervised by Akira Toriyama.
Mobile Suit Gundam 00I ("I" for Innovades) is the manga sequel and replacement for Mobile Suit Gundam 00F. It was also written by Tomohiro Chiba and illustrated by Kōichi Tokita. The story runs concurrent with Season 2 of Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and tells the story of a young man, named Leif Recitativo, who was ordered by Veda to gather a group of living bio-terminals called Innovades. Members of Celestial Being's shadow group Fereshte (which is now disbanded and rejoined the main organization) reappear as a supporting cast to the main characters. (Source: Gundam Wiki)
