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For thousands of years, twelve colossal "CloudInsects" have walked the Earth, each surrounded by a mysterious "CloudInsect Field." Within these fields, all electronic devices cease to function, adding to the enigma. There is still no consensus in the scientific community about the true nature of the CloudInsects—whether they are machines or living organisms. The prevailing theory suggests that these giants are ancient probes left behind by an advanced extraterrestrial civilization during a prehistoric visit to Earth. Despite humanity's continuous fascination and attempts to study the CloudInsects, progress remains hindered by the presence of the CloudInsect Fields, leaving even the most advanced technologies powerless to unlock their secrets.
Kazuhiko is a black ops agent who is called on an unusual mission: he must escort Sue, an innocent waif who has lived in isolation for years, to an unknown destination. But there’s a dark reason for Sue’s life of captivity, and Kazuhiko discovers that his mission is more dangerous than it looks. From Tokyopop: Clover follows Sue and Kazuhiko to the isolated setting of Fairy Park. It is a journey into a futuristic world in which the government (Parliament) seeks to control Clovers--special children with amazing powers. As Sue learns more about herself, she comes to find that she is unique even among Clovers and with Kazuhiko's help strives to find out what Parliament's intentions for her are.
A four-part manga series depicting the events previous to the American movie Cloverfield (more info in the link). In the manga (more info in the link), a connection is implied between the human protagonist Kishin, his mother, and the creature.
(from ebookjapan): There is a gray wagon that appears with an eerie, whistling sound that seems to come from the depths of hell... The history of the gray wagon told in old tales has been passed down to the present day, and once a week on Fridays, it would hunt and collect juvenile delinquents. The delinquents gathered in this way were taken to the "Sea Cage," a juvenile delinquent ship that held 300 delinquents, one-third of whom were tortured and physically punished before their lives were plunged to the bottom of the sea. It was a reformatory on the sea!
One day, when Hidaka Kishi is going to school with his close friend Kimiko, he notices a strange new song on his music player: "Who Killed Cock Robin?" Little does he know, a murderous game is beginning, with him as the target--the Cock Robin. Fourteen other players (called 'birds') are all competing to kill him, in exchange for making their wishes come true. However, one of the birds, Saedano Minami, seems to have other plans. To Hidaka's confusion, she decides to protect him, but what is her ultimate goal? How will Hidaka survive this deadly game?
August 10th in the year 2010 of the Imperial Calendar, The Empire of Britannia declared war upon Japan. Decimating Japan with their overwhelming military power, Japan was stripped of its freedom, rights and even its name. Now known only as Area 11, and its people Elevens. Lelouch Lamperouge, a Britannian high school student who regularly skips class to gamble, finds himself thrust into the crossfire between a band of rebels and the military. Stumbling upon a mysterious girl named C.C., she grants him Geass, the "Power of Kings". Now taking the mantle of the masked terrorist Zero, Lelouch is forced to fight against his longtime friend Suzaku in order to bring about change in Britannia. Note: The storyline of this manga is slightly altered from the anime. Notably, Knightmare Frames are omitted entirely.
Naomi, Makoto, Yuji, and Kaede all have psychic powers of some sort and make up the Supernatural Phenomenon Research Group of their school. They battle the Zeyrey, terrible monsters invisible to most people’s eyes, out to suck the life-energy of humans. (From ANN)
One-day, riding the bus, Sakura Sakurakoji stands over individuals and seems out the window to see people being burned alive with a fire as a boy her age stays unharmed. There are not any corpses or evidence of any type of homicide, only a little fire when she dates back straight back to the website a day later. She finds the new transfer student is exactly the same boy she saw the day before, when Sakura goes to course. Sakura soon learns he is Rei ?gami, the sixth "Code: Breaker," a particular type of assassin with a peculiar power and also an associate of a secret organization that functions the authorities. Masaomi Heike is a Code:Breaker, whose code-name is Code:02, while also performing as the judge who rate their operation. He's also among the Four Founders of Eden, identified as Heike Masaomi the Wonder. He's got the capacity to control light Heike seems to be pretty tall (at least 180 cm). He's quite buff, although slender. He has yellow irises at the same time, and has pretty long silver hair that is white. Among his characteristics that are concealed is that he's got no brows as Toki stated early in the manga. (Heike seems to dis-like this significantly, but it's barely detected due to his hair). Heike's normal dress (his black jacket) has gear assembled into it so that you can avoid his electricity from being over used (he provides an extremely glowing, harmful light once this has been been eliminated).
**This is a prequel to the manga 'Sailor Moon' You can even find Usagi (Serena), her friends the Sailor Scouts and even Luna? in this manga.** Codename Sailor V tells the story of Minako Aino, a 13 year old middle school student, who is slightly distracted, out-spoken and dreams about some day finding true love. But soon, her calm and normal life changes when she encounters a talking white cat with a crescent moon on its forehead. This cat introduces himself as Artemis and claims that Minako is a girl with the power to transform into a Sailor Scout. He calls her "Venus" and tells her she has a mission to protect the Earth. To help her with her new mission, Artemis gives her magical items. Sailor V begins fighting the evil known as the Dark Agency, who fight under Danburite's command. He's in charge of sending his many talented idols to enslave the public. She also later gained the aid of Kaitou Ace, who has his own TV show. Will she provail against evil and find her true love?
Ten years ago, there was an explosion at Hisano's apartment building. She would have been there, but she'd been hit by a bike ridden by a boy in blood-stained clothes. He dropped a toy scale when it happened, and she's been hanging on to it as a good-luck charm ever since. Now Hisano's in high school. One of her teachers was murdered, and the police are investigating. A young man suddenly appears carrying the toy that scale belonged to. And perhaps... can he also see the hallucinations Hisano has always been plagued with? Everything is connected as the pattern slowly rises to the surface.
