Genre - Action

With the setting of Edo, we have that the more a wealthy a city grows, the more people will gather, and as a side effect more seeds of discord can easily be found. In one hand we have Shusuke, a slacker "almost" apprentice of a merchant with a rather large mouth who is pretty skilled in conversational skills and reading into people's intentions. In the other hand we have Rie, and gracious Yamato nadeshiko who is actually an expert swordswoman who has dedicated her life to her skills, who works as a benriya or hired hand / jack of all trades. What have these two in common? Well, besides their very own interesting backgrounds, we have that the two of them are actually quite indebted towards the same person, which is Shuusuke's merchant "mentor" & Rie's landlord.

The foolish living things, the humans, who carry darkness in their hearts lost the light from their eyes. Deep inside the darkness, they lose sight of the way. Crushed in their despair the humans, one day, meet the 'hotaru' which carries a faint, warm light. The hotaru provided the humans with the light, and started to live alongside them. But in this ugly and blood-stained world, the hotaru's number started to decrease day by day. Yet, the humans wanted the light and started to hunt the hotaru. For money they would throw away the life of the hotaru. Nemu, a hotaru who has lost her light, makes a contract with a abandoned baby, Haibane. Haibane seeks to find a way to gain back Nemu's light.

Welcome to the Barony of Babalon, where barbarians battle and blasphemous believers babble. After the death of the Babalons, the Baron and Baroness of the Barony, young Rize Babalon inherits both the title of Baron of Babalon and the barren Barony of Babalon. But as soon as he rises to the rank and files paperwork to take over, the rank-and-file citizens of the barony rise up and try to take over instead. But to save himself, Baron Rize does what he does best! He sucks up to the citizens! Magic is the divine might that makes divine right for the nobility and aristocracy to rule. But our young baron decides to use that power for the citizens and bribe his way into a comfortable life. Or so he thought! His approval ratings suddenly skyrocket, and before he knows it, his people hail him as a savior! His magic may be revolutionary, but he didn't want a revolution! He just wanted to relax on the seaside, not commit regicide! He started empty-headed and empty-handed, but now things are getting out of hand! And thus begins the Bottom-Tier Baron's Accidental Rise to the Top!

Faust was brought up by his mother as a rare male knight after being reincarnated into a different universe where women rule and men's morals and chastity are inverted. He quickly becomes a war hero and achieves a lot, but because he carried over his mentality from his former world, he experiences daily pain in his groin when confronted with things like a Queen who is so poorly dressed that she could as well be naked or the sexual harassment of the wealthy Duchess he calls a friend, among other things.

Continuation of Shin Tekken Chinmi: Continues Chinmis story in a new arc, where he along with one of his students are involved in an incident where a princess (different from the one in the first saga of New Ironfist Chinmi) was kidnapped by bandits.

Oda Nobunaga and his sister are taken to a mysterious new world where the greatest warriors from history will meet to fight after receiving an enigmatic invitation to "come play in Heaven." In order to determine who will be crowned the greatest of all time, the pair will meet legendary figures like Napoleon, Julius Caesar, Zhuge Liang, and many others here!

In the distant future, people build their homes and raise domestic animals in subterranean caverns. As a result, they live in fear of the occasional earthquake and cave-in, and have been for hundreds of years. Jeeha is one such village. One day, a boy named Simon happens to find a small, shiny drill whilst digging to expand the village. At the same time, Kamina, a guy who believes that there is another land above the village, persuades a gangster to break through the ceiling in order to leave the cavern. Suddenly, an earthquake occurs and the ceiling collapses, followed by a big robot breaking through the ceiling. Kamina is now sure that there is a world above them. Recklessly, he begins to fight against the robot. At that moment, another person appears from the land above. It is a girl by the name of Yoko. With a rifle in hand, she had been tracking the robot. However, all she could do was distract it. Then, Simon shows what he had found to Kamina and Yoko. It's a mysterious robot whose head is also its body.

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Gurren Gakuen-Hen (Gurren School Edition) manga that re-imagines cast of TTGL Robot Mecha in a parallel world, at a high school. The people are the same, situations are a bit different with more Ecchi-ness and fanservice for male and female readers. This more or less pokes fun at not only the Anime in general, but also many school based Mangas.

In one unusual Tokyo high school, education takes a backseat to brawling as warring clubs wreak havoc in the hallways and chaos in the classrooms, all vying to be the baddest team around! Although they often contribute their fair share, only a handful of students serve to stem the tide of violence in this untamed outpost. These are the few, the proud, the powerful: the members of the Juken Club!

Manga about fighting competitions during the Sengoku Period. It is 1600 years ago. It has been ten years since Japan was unified by Oda Nobunaga. Upon realizing he was dying, Nobunaga declared he would give the land to the person who could raise the best warriors. After their hopes of uniting the nation were thwarted, the warlords gathered their own fiercest soldiers and went out to take control of Japan.

The prequel to Otokojuku focusing on the early life of Edajima Heihachi, principal of Otokojuku. Ran for 10 volumes in Super Jump from 2003 to 2010. The story covers his university days, his war efforts, and much more about this mysterious man among men

In this story, Nagai gets his folklore on with every chapter containing a lot on Buddhist lore or Japanese folklore. The prologue introduces us to Heaven, Incorporated, a company with a particular staff that hunts down all sorts of supernatural monsters and protects humanity from them.

A holy messenger committed an error, coming about in Shiihara Daiki's passing. So as to shroud the error, he was then sent to an alternate world. The holy messenger will give him one wish as an installment for staying quiet about it. Daiki requested a Heavenly Castle coasting in the sky decisively. Unexpectedly a skimming manor showed up in the new world, which creates turmoil among the individuals. They endeavor to contact Daiki in different manners. A nation attempts to take it forcibly, while another looks to get to know him. What on the planet will Daiki do?

From Ivyscan: The Lord of Sanwa’s son Lamkha saves Kanan, who collapsed on the road, and brings her home. In Sanwa, where the Messengers of Heaven or Flying Serpents roam the skies, a legend has been passed down the generations. According to the legend, a Holy Dragon fell from the heavens following a battle against a Black Dragon and was buried in Sanwa. What is the truth behind the legend?