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Aren and Toa endured the grueling labor of the Trebian Empire's mines for a decade. Aren longed to flee the mines with his twin sister, but their escape plan never came to fruition. Sadly, Toa took her own life, leaving Aren with no will to live. As he contemplated suicide, a mysterious figure named 'Deed' offered him a chance to revive Toa in exchange for a contract.
Two friends set out on a voyage in a society ruled by androids and struggling with the imminent extinction of the human race.
Suddenly, in a split second, the once perfect circle of the moon is shattered, leaving it in a permanent crescent. Shockingly, a yellow tentacled creature claims responsibility for the explosion and warns that it will do the same to the Earth in a year's time. The creature demands a teaching position at a prestigious school, Kunugigaoka Junior High. To keep it in one place, the government obliges, leaving the students of Class 3-E with an overwhelming mission - assassinate the creature that destroyed the moon. Despite the daunting task of saving the world, the class endures additional challenges within their educational system. Discrimination from both fellow students and teachers hinders their potential for success. Without hope, they feel incapable of rising to the challenge of defeating the monster. However, Koro-sensei, the creature, takes on the role of a teacher and mentor, guiding his pupils through the dangerous world of assassination while also educating them in academia. With his guidance, the students gain the courage to take on their greatest challenge yet, their own greatest teacher. One additional story in the volume is Tokyo Department Sensou Taikenki (Tokyo Department Store War Chronicles).
The Giant Robo OVA has a version with a darker tone and a unique plot that focuses on Daisaku Kusama. The plot revolves around a struggle for control between the International Police Organization (IPO) and the powerful Magnificent Ten of the Big Fire group, which Daisaku is caught up in.
Thorgal Aegirsson, the series' protagonist, is a man of mysterious origins, found adrift at sea as an infant by Viking chieftain Leif Haraldson. Raised in the Viking culture but distinct due to his strange and otherworldly heritage, Thorgal grapples with his identity while facing both mortal and supernatural adversaries. These thrilling tales combine elements of myth, science fiction, and adventure, transporting readers to a world both familiar and fantastic. You'll witness the humble beginnings of Thorgal's story in 'Child of the Stars', and follow him through riveting adventures, treacherous betrayals, and heartbreaking sacrifices in later installments like 'The Archers' or 'The Island of Frozen Seas'. This collection not only charts Thorgal's journey but also delves into the lives of key characters like his wife Aaricia, their children, and the devious Kriss of Valnor, offering nuanced narratives filled with rich character development.
An unidentified flying object suddenly crashes at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. A mysterious being calling himself "Noah" appears. He says he has come to save the Earth, but his purpose is completely unknown. At the same time, a mysterious incident occurs at an elementary school, where 88 people suddenly disappear... In the midst of this unprecedented crisis, the United Nations' supernatural secret analysis department, Black Sheep, is called into action. The key to solving the mystery lies outside of commonsense.
After the end of history, in a distant future, myths come alive and giants roam the earth. Among them are Delos, a wrestler, and his unusual companion Prome. They embark on a treacherous journey through a harsh desert and encounter a tribe of beetle-like people known as the Scarabaei. Unfortunately, the Scarabaei have been oppressed by a group of humans, whom they mistake Delos and Prome for. The Scarabaei hold Delos responsible for the atrocities committed by the human empire and force him to fight their champion warrior, Ogun, in a brutal arena. Delos must not only triumph over Ogun but also prove his innocence to the Scarabaei. The tribe's future hangs in the balance as Delos grapples with issues of justice, survival, and pride.
When his clan is wiped out by a beautiful demon, young Taikobo finds himself in charge of the mysterious Houshin Project. Its mission: find all immortals living in the human world and seal them away forever. But who do you trust—and whose side are you really on—when you've been trained to hunt demons by a demon?
The focus of this spin-off is on the younger sister of Shiba Tatsuya, Miyuki, and her escapades in the world of Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei.
Asumi Kamogawa, a petite 14-year-old, possesses an unbridled adoration for the cosmos, particularly the twinkling stars. Under the tutelage of an affable ghost who wears a colossal lion head and goes by the nickname "Lion-san," she has been studying space since infancy. Despite an unsteady home life, Asumi resolves to join the Tokyo Space School. In no time, Asumi befriends a cadre of classmates, including her childhood friend Shinnosuke Fuchuuya, who sports spectacles and harbors a staunch brutal honesty, Kei Oumi, a cordial young woman who drew inspiration from Neil Armstrong's photos of the moon landing, Marika Ukita, an enigmatic and stunningly gorgeous girl with a few secrets of her own, and Shuu Suzuki, a bold and bright boy who maintains a laidback approach. The setting of Futatsu no Spica is an alternative future in which Japan's maiden human-crafted spacecraft crashed in 2010, and it follows the growth of these high schoolers as they travel toward the stars.
Following the conclusion of the One Year War, Led Wayline joined the Federation Survey Service without any recollection of his past identity. Gradually, Led began to experience vivid dreams that connected him with a Zeon pilot Johnny Ridden.
