Genre - Drama

This appears to be a sequel to "Eat-Man." The legendary loner Bolt Crank, who is the top adventurer in the world, has appeared once again. He takes on a variety of jobs in this far-future world, using his extraordinary ability, which is to eat anything (from screws to humanoid robots) and then reform it from his arm later, to great effect.

In the panic surrounding a worldwide pandemic which kills 15 percent of the population and cripples many more, a secret organization, the Propater, topples the UN and seizes control of much of the world. A boy and a girl, raised in an abandoned virology research center, immune to the virus, are attacked by the Propater and escape. Based strongly on Gnostic mythology, all major characters are named after gnostic deities, and have analogous roles.

In Edo (ancient Japan), an oiran (high-class courtesan) joined a robber gang that stole from the rich and gave to the poor. Together, they battled against the enemy who used ‘Eleki’ (electric gadgetry and dolls) as weapons.

In the southwest area of the Zemulia Continen lies the tiny Liberl Kingdom, a small monarchy that has managed to defy all attempts to overcome them during war. Liberl is split into five regions: Rolent, Bose, Ruan, Zeiss, and Grancel. In the city of Rolent, Cassius Bright has raised two children by himself, Estelle and Joshua. He taught them everything they know, and one day he encourages them to sign up to become apprentices in the Bracers Guild. Soon after, however, he receives a letter and has to leave on business, leaving Estelle and Joshua to fend for themselves. While working, they receive notice one day that their father's airship has gone missing. With this in mind, the two gear themselves up, and set off to find the ship and save their father.

Hero-King Inglis, the divine knight and master of all he examines, looks down on the powerful empire he built from his deathbed. After dedicating his life to statecraft and the welfare of his subjects, his one unfulfilled wish is to live again, this time for himself: prior to his rise to power, he had lived a warrior's life. His pleading is heard by Alistia, his patron goddess, who smiles at him and sends his soul into the far future. Not only is Inglis now the daughter of a minor noble family, but at her first coming-of-age ceremony at the age of six, it was determined that she was ineligible to begin her knighthood! Goddesses work in mysterious ways! However, for a woman of Inglis's ambition, this is more of a challenge she was (re)born to overcome than a setback. Knighthood does not come from having blood in your veins; it's your blood from the battlefield! The legend of a remarkable lady squire who was reborn to become a blade master unfolds.

The story involves human mutations called "diclonii", who are born with horns on their heads and possess telekinetic powers, in the form of invisible "arms" called vectors. The power of these arms vary, but they can stop normal bullets and deflect some others. The number of them differ with each diclinous, as does their full range. The tendency for violence among diclonii is high, especially as they grow older. As children, their violence stems from a certain playfullness, unlike the absolute hatred of humans in their later years. Diclonii are rare, as they are the members of their species that are able to reproduce naturally. Silpelits are more common. They are the offspring of two humans, the male of which has been infected with the mutation. Interestingly, only males can pass on the genes, and all diclonii and silpelits turn out to be female. Certain scientists noticed an increasing number of babies with horns being born, along with those children murdering their own parents and others, and tried to contain the spreading and find out the cause by placing them in a Facility in cells where they are subject to inhumane experiments to test their abilities or were they await execution for being too dangerous. The main non-mutant character in the story is Kouta, who ends up becoming increasingly involved with one diclonius in particular, the main mutant character Lucy, the only pure diclonius, as she seeks a way to infect or kill all of humanity. Lucy has a cruel and unsettling past, and she has long since lost her empathy for humans, except for Kouta. However, Director Kakuzawa, who has diclonius ancestry although he doesn't have the vectors, has plans to mate with Lucy and start a true diclonius race. If Lucy is found and he manges to do so, humanity will be nonexistent. Kouta and Lucy's lives have been intertwined since their childhood, but not necessarily in a good way. And after the virus is airborne and spread across all of Japan, what is the fate of humanity and who holds all of the answers? (Written by MAL member: luvsanime02)

A story based on the concept of Frankenstein. The late scientist Victor Frankenstein's papers on the creation of a "frankenstein" are being put to use, and Fury Flatliner, motivated by revenge, sets out to kill them and their creator.

A short story about the Wild West with all the guns and pistols by the person who draws Blade of the Immortal. Heroes, heroines, criminals, oh my.

Japan is a brilliant Asian model of success and obligatorily. But how would this country manage to manage a large-scale sanitary crisis? What would it happen if, to Shinjuku, one of the biggest districts of Tokyo, a man came to empty of his blood in the street at broad daylight? How would the political and sanitary authorities manage the drama? Think, please, about the question as long as you still have the possibility of it because for the professors Onodera and Sekiguchi it is already too late! An emergent virus begins to insinuate itself slowly into the arteries of the Japanese capital?

Emilia, the only daughter of a wealthy commoner, falls in love with the charismatic and aristocratic Dominique. The homely Emilia, understanding the purpose of property, rejects his advances. A stoke of misfortune then forces her to withdraw from society and change her name to Emma. No longer a woman of means, Emma becomes a governess for the Earl of Chard's progeny.

Becoming part of a family... Bohm (meaning spring in Korean), on his way to give his dad, Detective Ghim, (who's been working for 10 days straight) some underpants at the police station, sees a girl by a vending machine and wishes to see her again... Mahnsoo, a boy with a strange lonely past, the only witness to an important criminal case, must undergo a disguise as a girl and stay together with Detective Ghim's family until the investigation is over and the case ends. So he meets Bohm again, and trying to get close to his new icy brother is not easy...

The "new sibling romantic comedy" spins around Masamune Izumi, a light novel creator in secondary school. Masamune's younger sibling is Sagiri, a hermit young lady who hasn't left her space for a whole year. She even drives her sibling to make and bring her dinners when she steps the floor. Masamune needs his sister to abandon her room, in light of the fact that both of them are each other's exclusive family. Masamune's novel artist, nom de plume "Eromanga", draws to a great degree distorted drawings, and is exceptionally dependable. Masamune had never met his artist, and figured he was only a disturbing, distorted otaku. Be that as it may, the fact of the matter is uncovered... that his "Eromanga-sensei" is his own particular more youthful sister! To add to the turmoil that emits between the kin, an excellent, female, top of the line shoujo manga maker turns into their opponent!

Estio is only a common rancher's child, yet with an uncommon capacity he can peruse the considerations and recollections of people and animals. For this, he is disregarded by individuals in his town, tracking down bliss just in his creature companions. Following quite a while of quietly persevering through the locals' aggression, Estio takes off the night he turns 19. His process brings surprising companionships and experiences, however can such bonds show him there is something else to him and his capacity besides what might be expected?