Genre - Seinen

The pre-anime debut manga about the new cyborg 009.

If you could find out a little something about the future, what would you do? Get rich off of the stock market? Use the media to become famous as a prophet? Or…

Our principle singe falls with an enormous detonation for the new wonderful student from another school Natsuki. While he keeps it in himself, he discovers that Natsuki is an incredible agitator who does what she needs, she's sufficiently solid to break his mean senpai's arm and send him to the doctor's facility, and she's the person who simply broke his low register guitar. Regardless he chases after her and discovers that she's very pleasant yet tries to separation herself from others. The reason is that she's getting hitched when she graduates. This is likewise the motivation behind why nobody truly rebuffs her for doing the stuff she does in school. Still our primary roast falls more for her and it appears like the adoration is common? The deterrents in this story toward the end of first part are the marriage and the mean senpai who succumbs to Natsuki subsequent to listening to her sing in an instrument shop.

Growing older is pretty rough and Kenji is finding out just how hard it can be as life starts wearing down on him. On top of trying to make ends meet running a convenience store, he has to care for the niece that his missing sister left in his care. Memories of youth make it easier, until those memories come back to haunt you. Kenji and his old friends are slowly being drawn into a mysterious conspiracy that could threaten the world. Who is the mysterious "friend", and how does he tie into Kenji's youth? Why are there disappearances and deaths tied into Ochanomizu University? The friend's memories hold the keys to the puzzle, but years between cloud the clues. The strange occurances and the reach of the "friend" conspiracy grow by the day. It will all culminate on New Year's Eve 2000. Will Kenji and the rest of the group be able to put together the puzzle and save the world?

Sequel to Urasawa Naoki's masterpiece, 20th Century Boys.

They say that the prime of one's career happens in their mid-thirties. During that time, women plan many things and tell themselves, “I won't let this year go by without doing anything!” And then, a 34 year-old's life begins. Hearing a new vacuum cleaner hum in the night shifts her moods as the Galactic Railroad runs in her mind... Shall we take a look at an unemployed's slow, laid-back daily life? [translated by Shoreijuu]

A tale of two people, Tono Takaki and Shinohara Akari, who were close friends but gradually grow farther and farther apart as time moves on. They become separated because of their families yet continue to exchange contact in the form of letters. Yet as time continues to trudge on, their contact with one another begins to cease. Years pass and the rift between them grows ever larger. However, Takaki remembers the times they have shared together, but as life continues to unfold for him, he wonders if he would be given the chance to meet Akari again as the tale embarks on Takaki's realization of the world and people around him.

After a tragic accident at a large facility 6000 meters below water killed its workers, the facility was abandoned for three years. After the Japanese company owning it is taken over by a Chinese company, the facility will be opened again. Kadokura Kengo and his colleague Danzaki are sent along with the team reopening the underwater facility. However, right away, an 'accident' grievously injures Danzaki. Kengo is left alone with colleagues he doesn't trust in an eerie underwater environment that may have more to it than meets the eye...

As the name implies, the manga deals with the "light and darkness" of the 16th-century London actor, playwright, and troupe manager William Shakespeare.

From Easy Going Scans: 70 years since the end of the Korean war, July 27, 1953. 70 years on, a new conflict arises in the Korean peninsula. The powder keg of North East Asia is lit by a small ember... Original webtoon

Question: What is the format of competitive quiz bowls, called "golden rule" by truly able players? Answer: 7 Right 3 Wrong Explanation: It means that one wins when he gets seven correct answers, or gets disqualifed when he gives three incorrect answers. It's a standard rule loved by competitive quiz bowl players.

Kentar?

For quite a while this nation was assaulted by its neighbor, the Empire, which made a progression of automated military vehicles called the Legion. In light of the danger, the Republic effectively finishes the improvement of comparable innovation and mirrors the foe's assault, having figured out how to manage without setbacks. However, this is... the authority form. Indeed, there were casualties. Outside of 85 areas of the Republic there was really another. "The non-existent 86th area." It was there that day and night proceeded with the fights wherein youngsters and ladies from the separation known as Eighty-Six partook—they battled in rambles... Shinn coordinates the activities of youthful self destruction aircraft while on the war zone. Lena is a "controller" who orders a separation from a remote back with the assistance of exceptional correspondence. The goodbye story of the extreme and pitiful battle of these two starts!

Kanade Ichinose is a violin major in his third year of college. When he first entered the university, everyone had high hopes for him, from his professors to fellow students. However, he distances himself from everyone and everything except music. He refuses to participate in competitions, as he see no point in it. When it comes time to think what he wants to do with his life, he just eases into his mother's music tutoring business. He realizes that he is a boring and pessimistic guy but has no idea how to change... or what to change into. Then, one day he sees a girl standing barefoot in the snow outside an apartment and thinks, "If it's for her, I can change." This is the story of Kanade's entry into the world of Overclocking.