The defeat of Eonia ushered in an era of peace, paving the way for the discovery of a gateway to NEUE, a previously unknown galaxy. With no more intergalactic threats to fight, the original Angel Troupe has disbanded, and the former Angels are helping to forge an alliance with their new neighbors.


As luck would have it, the gateway can only be controlled by Milfeulle, who must remain trapped until a replacement can be found. Admiral Takuto Meyers has mobilized the newly formed Rune Angel Troupe to save his bride, but are these rookies up to the challenge?


(Source: Broccoli Books)

Galaxy Angel 3rd had four volumes published in English as Galaxy Angel II by Broccoli Books from January 1, 2007 to July 10, 2008 before the publisher went defunct.

Hatsumi Narita, a somewhat indecisive coed, must navigate the choppy waters of company housing life and try to keep her love life on track too. She starts dating her extremely bossy neighbor Ryoki, but how will her dreamy older brother Shinogu feel about this?


(Source: Viz)

Hot Gimmick S was published in English by VIZ Media on February 20, 2007, under the Shojo Beat imprint.

One Piece: Loguetown Arc is a novelization of Eiichiro Oda's intended story elements for the Loguetown Arc, later used in the anime as a filler.


(Source: One Piece Wikia)

Long before Sora was chosen by his Keyblade, the worlds’ safety lay in the hands of Keyblade Masters. Three youths — Terra, Ventus, and Aqua — have been training long and hard under Master Eraqus to prove that they, too, exhibit the Mark of Mastery. But they will soon find themselves in the middle of a crisis affecting worlds far beyond their own—just as another Keyblade Master, Xehanort, goes mysteriously missing. Three friends, three destinies. Everything will link back to the beginning.


(Source: Amazon)

Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep is based on Square Enix's Playstation Portable video game of the same title.


The series has been licensed in English by Yen Press under the Yen On imprint. The publisher plans to release the novels in a single omnibus.

Novelization of the OVA.

Side story of Fate/Zero telling more of Emiya Kiritsugu's past.

A continuation of the gripping and cutting-edge Confidential Confessions, this series deals exclusively with the seedy underbelly of the sex industry. Using emotionally moving storylines and multi-dimensional characters, here is a shocking look into the hard-hitting issues that teens face today. Enlightening without being preachy, Confidential Confessions speaks to teens in a heartfelt, authentic way.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Toki Mishiba, Nobuto Nakajo, and Kazuo Saitou are hired to play the Biz Game, a game much like capture the flag, only with company secrets and insane amounts of money involved. At first they think it's a crazy but fun way to get some money, but as the game goes on, they hear stories about mysterious deaths on the news, and recognize the victims as members of the teams they've beaten in the game. When one of the losers of a game dies right in front of them, they realize what is really at stake—their very lives!


(Source: MU)

Would you believe a third “Boys Be…” series? This one is about 3 friends in high school who have no luck with the ladies, who decide to band together to come up with ways to impress them, especially one in particular…


(Source: MU)

Extra chapters included in the Aria Guide Books.


1. The Little Girl and The Old Gentleman / in the Aria the Animation Perfect Guide Book (Mar 29, 2006)

2. Small Autumn / in the Aria the Natural Perfect Guide Book (Dec 20, 2006)

3. Starting Off / in the Aria the Origination Perfect Guide Book (Jul 30, 2008)

In 2004, Inoue produced an epilogue titled Slam Dunk: 10 Days After, which was drawn on 23 chalkboards in the former campus of the defunct Misaki High School located in the Kanagawa Prefecture, and was held for public exhibition for three days between December 3 and 5. The epilogue, along with coverage of the event, was reprinted in the February 2005 issue of Switch magazine.


(Source: ANN)

Nothing could have thrilled Kimihiro more than stumbling upon the bizarre wish-granting shop of the beautiful but unnerving Yûko Ichihara, who solemnly promises to make the spirits plaguing Kimihiro go away just as soon as her fee–rendered in daily afternoon chores at her shop–is paid in full.


Of course, the thrill wears off as soon as Kimihiro realizes that his payment plan bears a disturbing resemblance to indentured servitude . . . eternal indentured servitude. Still he soldiers on, ready for whatever number of adventures lie ahead. But in Kimihiro’s case, three may not be the charm!


His first assignment–to procure a pair of fake eyeglasses–is exceptionally pointless, even by Yûko’s standards. Or at least it seems that way, until Kimihiro watches a woman throw herself into traffic. He soon discovers that the doors of bespectacled perception can swing both ways.


Next, when a classmate seeks help solving a mystery involving text messages from the dead, Kimihiro is glad to play Sherlock. But he must turn to Yûko to determine whether the root of the riddle is otherworldly shenanigans, deceit, or murder.


Finally, however ready, willing, and able Kimihiro thinks he is to face the most unusual of circumstances, he still finds himself completely bewildered by the stranger who chases away his darkest spirits, condemns Yûko as a craven charlatan, and offers Kimihiro a way out of his preternatural predicament–and a fortune besides.


(Source: Del Rey)

xxxHOLiC: AnotherHOLiC was published in English by Del Rey on October 28, 2008.

K' (K-Dash) is a four volume doujinshi compilation released by Kodansha containing oneshots by a number of different authors and artists.


The first two issues contained short stories by published mangaka such as CLAMP and Ikumi Mia (amongst others).

The first issue was released in December 2002 at Comiket 63, while the second was released in March 2003 to commemorate the opening of the K-Square store.


These two issues contained short comedic stories from CLAMP; Tokyo Tower Kankeisha Kakui (characters from Chobits, Rayearth and Cardcaptor Sakura running into each other in the Tokyo Tower) and Murikuri Holic (Watanuki and Yuuko working at the K-Square store while characters from Murikuri look on)


The third and fourth issues consisted primarily of work from doujinshi artists.


Synopsis: Ephidel/MAL

The manga focuses on the life of the triple agent as he attempts to keep all his different roles in check.


(Source: Crunchyroll)

Manga adaptation of the twenty-first Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the twentieth Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the seventh Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the fifth Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the 18th Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the first Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the 2009 crossover special.

Manga adaptation of the thirteenth Meitantei Conan movie.

Manga adaptation of the third Meitantei Conan movie.

The main plot revolves around the Yamata Empire's plan to destroy all the galaxy's negative karma using a massive technological reactor called the Nāga Generator. Unfortunately, negative karma cannot simply be destroyed, it must be atoned for. However the leader of the powerful mystic Buddhist Fuze Clan plans to stop the destruction of the negative karma which will end up creating the nine-headed Nāga and destroy the world if not the whole universe. To help in stopping the creation of the Nāga, the clan summons a Shinto god known as Susano, the Warrior God of Destruction. The powerful, arrogant, and homicidal god faces challenges. These include the Empire and the clan leader's own daughter, the bratty sorceress Seska, who is possessed by the power of the negative Karma and a powerful magic formula.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Senjutsu Choukoukaku Orion was published in English as Orion in six issues by Dark Horse Comics from September 1992 to July 1993.

Publishers:

• Comic Gaia (magazine)

In 1966, the Batman TV series starring Adam West prompted a Batman craze in Japan. In response to this, the shounen magazine Shounen King and its publisher Shonen Gahosha licensed the rights to make their own Batman stories, with the full consent of the original Batman publisher, DC Comics.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Batman was republished by Shogakukan as a BOX set on October 28, 2013 under "Batman: The BatManga Jiro Kuwata Edition" title.


The series was published in English as Bat-Manga! by Pantheon in trade paperback on October 28, 2008. This edition contained an exclusive interview with the creator of the original manga, Jiro Kuwata and pictures of vintage Batman toys.


In July 2014, DC Comics started to release the entire manga in English through ComiXology as a Digital First series.

Publishers:

• Shounen King (magazine)

While doing a news story in Gotham City, a documentary team from Tokyo films Batman as he rescues a group of hostages from the villianous Two-Face. The only problem is that Two-Face is still locked up in Arkham Asylum, and the man they captured is dead. Soon, other copies of Batman's famous rogues' gallery begin appearing all over Gotham, and the trail leads to a drug coming from Tokyo.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Batman: Child of Dreams was published in English by DC Comics, the hardcover edition on March 1, 2003 and the paperback edition on December 1, 2003. Titan Books published the title for the British market, the hardcover edition on May 30, 2003, and the paperback edition on March 1, 2004.

Publishers:

• Magazine-Z (magazine)

While the original four .hack video games followed the tales and travels of Kite, these books tell the story all over again, from the view of Akira Hayami, also known as BlackRose in The World. When her younger brother, Fumikazu, falls into a coma while playing The World, Akira decides to figure out why it happened, and launches herself into the most exciting, and dangerous, journey she will ever have to encounter. Where she meets the twin blade Kite whose friend Orca has fallen into a coma too. Together they venture to find out The World's innermost secrets meeting new friends along the way who aid them in their journey.


(Source: Wikipedia)

.hack//Another Birth was published in English by Tokyopop from June 13, 2006 to July 3, 2007.

In the epic prequel to .hack, the avatar Albireo is a solo adventurer in The World, the most advanced online fantasy game ever created. When he comes across Lycoris, a strange little girl in a dungeon, Albireo wonders if she's simply nothing more than a bug in the system. As the two journey further into The World, Albireo watches Lycoris turn all of the rules of The World upside down. Slowly, he comes to realize that she may hold a very deadly secret—a secret that could unhinge everything in cyberspace... and beyond!


(Source: Amazon)

.hack//AI Buster was published in English by TokyoPop from August 9, 2005 to February 7, 2006.

As the students of Class 1-5 introduce themselves at the beginning of their high school careers, the cynical but otherwise fairly ordinary boy known as Kyon sits down, having just finished his piece. However, when the girl sitting behind him stands up to give her speech, the words she utters dumbfound the entire class. Proclaiming that she has no interest in ordinary humans and is in search of the supernatural, Haruhi Suzumiya makes her unforgettable debut.


Doubting Haruhi's sincerity, Kyon lets his curiosity get the better of him and attempts to befriend her in spite of his classmates' warnings. Unfortunately, as the eccentric girl slowly opens up to him, Kyon realizes she is dead serious. Moreover, a conversation between the two sparks a dangerous idea in Haruhi's mind: since she is bored with the mundanity of the school's clubs, she should just create her own. With this, the SOS Brigade is born, and Kyon is quickly dragged into a life of absurdity.


Taking over the Literary Club's room, Haruhi soon enlists three new members into her organization: the stoic Yuki Nagato, the timid Mikuru Asahina, and the supposedly mysterious transfer student Itsuki Koizumi. Having thrown together this group of students, Haruhi drags the squad around on adventures in search of the exciting and supernatural, much to Kyon's chagrin. However, he soon discovers that there is more to the new recruits than meets the eye, and that which Haruhi wishes for may be much closer than she realizes...

Suzumiya Haruhi Series placed 1st on the 2005 Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi! ranking under Best Light Novel category. As of 2011, it has sold over 16.5 million copies.


The novel series has been published in English by Yen Press since April 1, 2009 and in Spanish by Editorial Ivrea since April 2010.

Publishers:

• The Sneaker (magazine)

Aokishi is a remake based on series.

Publishers:

• Kero-kero Ace (magazine)

Star Ocean: The Far Side of Time is where the adventure begins in the Star Ocean series.

Star Ocean tells the story of Ratix Farrence, a young Fellpool living in the town of Clatos on the underdeveloped planet of Roak. He is part of a group called the Clatos Brigade, a small organization of fighters who defend the town from thieves and robbers. Ratix himself is a swordsman, as is his friend Dorn Marto—who is also a member of the Brigade. One day, a strange disease that spreads by touch begins turning people in the northern city of Cool to stone. The town healer and father of Milly Kiliet—one of Ratix\'s best friends who also secretly loves him—goes to Cool to try and use his Crest Magic (Heraldry/Symbology) to defeat the disease, but ends up becoming infected himself. When this news comes to Milly, Ratix, and Dorn, they set off for Mt. Metox north of Cool to recover the Metox herb, a legendary herb said to cure any ailment. With this, they hope to cure the disease and save Milly\'s father. When they reach the summit where the herb grows, a mysterious light bursts from the ground and two people wearing odd clothes appear before them; a man with blue hair and a woman with blonde hair. The man introduces himself as Ronixis J. Kenni, captain of the Earth Federation starship Calnus. From there they learn that the disease was sent to the planet by the Resonians, a civilization that the Earth Federation has been at war with. However, it is a mystery as to why Resonia would even launch such a biological attack on an underdeveloped world. What could possibly be gained by it?


*Taken from Wikipedia

A prototype one-shot of the Rosario to Vampire's first chapter.

One day, while Happy and Natsu are on a quest, the big face of an old man appears in the sky. When they are spotted by the mysterious face, it captures them both in its mouth, but then spits Natsu out, resulting in only Happy being eaten. Regaining consciousness, Happy notices that he is in a completely different world—populated only by talking animals. He proceeds to meet Detective Bull, who explains that in this place, humans and magic exist only in fairy tales. Desperately trying to escape and return home, he is captured by the Bull. However, to his surprise, all the villagers are referring to him as Lord Happy!


Happy meets Elder Tortoise, who tells him a tale that has been passed down for generations. Legend says that an animal with blue hair and white wings is to be the hero and savior of this village called Animar. The hero will be sent by an angel and fall down from the sky. Additionally, Elder Tortoise has been safekeeping an item called a Smile Heart, which only the hero is capable of using. After each heroic deed performed, the Smile Heart will increase in power.


Happy realizes that this item may be the only way to take him home, so he affirms that he is the hero of legend. However, Animar is a very peaceful place with no disasters or monsters to speak of. With no idea what lies ahead of him, he needs to find a way to complete the Smile Heart and return home to everybody in Fairy Tail.

Under the Glass Moon is a supernatural gothic fantasy from Korea. Wizards and witches with a fetishist/androgynous fashion sense ... think (Harry Potter meets Edward Scissorhands) Luka Reinhardt is the 21st century's greatest Dark Wizard and he has an amazing sense of fashion, to boot! He and his bookish sorcerer brother, Luel, live next door to two lovely witches, Madame Batolli and her witch-apprentice daughter, Nell. Relationships ensue...


(Source: MU)

Under the Glass Moon had two volumes published in English by Tokyopop from June 10 to September 1, 2003. The third volume was scheduled for 2004, but never released.

This is a story. A story about choices and consequences, confessions resulting in love and rejection, and decisions leading to sacrifice and tragedy.


Koyomi Araragi's decision to save a blonde vampire and meddle with the supernatural resulted in his death as a human and rebirth as a monster. But this was only one of the countless tragedies and choices that Koyomi would be faced with, and he is confronted with the fact that his seemingly unshakeable and hard-earned relationships do not last. As strange oddities continue to manifest in the world around him, he is faced with impossible choices—to sever his ties with those he loves, or eternally remain a part of the world of monsters and apparitions and watch the world crumble as a result. To accept or reject a confession, and sacrifice his all for the sake of others. However, both of these paths could lead to tragedy and farewells.


This is a story. A story about Koyomi Araragi coming to realize the consequences of his choices.


This entry includes the of theMonogatari Series.

The series was published in English by Vertical Inc: first with Nekomonogatari: Shiro as Nekomonogatari (White): Cat Tale on February 27, and Kabukimonogatari as Kabukimonogatari: Dandy Tale on May 29, 2018. Hanamonogatari, Otorimonogari, Onimonogatari, and Koimonogatari have also been licensed.

Based on the ZOIDS: New Century anime features Bit and his team of pilots and ZOIDS. In this volume, Bit and Team Blitz battle Team Backdraft — a team that will break every rule and try any dirty trick to win the league championship.


(Source: MU)

Zoids Shinseiki/Zero was published in English as Zoids New Century by VIZ Media on December 10, 2002.

Universal Century, October 0079. Kurt Blatt volunteered for the Principality of Zeon forces and with the sergeant Alexei were assigned to the engineering battalion. They believed that Zeon would win but have just been through the Battle Of Odessa.


(Source: Gundam Wikia)

Based on the manga of the same title, Passion tells the story of senior high schooler Hikaru Umino who is desperately in love with his teacher, Kuniaki Shima. When he hears a rumor that Shima is engaged to be married, Hikaru does the unthinkable and forces himself upon his teacher. Shima makes him atone for his sin in an unexpected way; he want Hikaru to be hi "make-believe" lover until Hikaru graduates from high school.


When the time limit expires, can Hikaru let go of his beloved teacher? And is Shima as indifferent as Hikaru believe him to be? Are Hikaru's passionate feelings really not reaching his teacher?


Synopsis taken from back cover of novel - June Manga

After losing his memory, Hirofumi has to deal with losing his virginity all over again to his boyfriend Daigo.

It's been four years since Hirofumi and Daigo started living together. But because of his psychological scars, Daigo gradually starts inposing frightening restraints on Hirofumi! Caught in a cage of love and madness, what will Hirofumi's ultimate answer be? At last, the conclusion to the popular Dear Myself series! Also contains the short stories "Last Spring," depicting the alien Hirofumi from those two lost years; "Kiss on a Honeymoon," the aftermath for Ayane and Fumiya, and the now legendary chapters of "Papa's 18"!


(Source: Digital Manga Publishing)

Crushed beneath the weight of lost love, Naru hopes to mend his broken heart by drinking his nights away with fellow detective Kita. The morning after their third night of drinking… they wake up naked? The cute but rough and wicked couple has arrived! (Source: DMP)

A four volume sequel to the Corrector Yui manga illustrated by Okamoto Keiko.

A schoolgirl gains self-confidence, new friends, and a cache of chic outfits when she becomes the computer-programming magical girl, Corrector Yui. She must stop the rogue A.I. Gurossa (Artificial Intelligence computer program) and his hench-programs from taking control of the global computer network. In this future, all human activity is supported by computers, so it's possible to control the world using the network.


(Source: MU)

In the year 2020, computers are everywhere. From digital teachers to cars that drive themselves, computers are an integral part of everyone's lives—everyone's, that is, except Yui Kasuga's. The 14-year-old daydreamer can't tell a Pentium chip from a Dorito! Very shortly, she will be called on to save the world from the mother of all computer viruses... and she can't even be bothered to stay awake in class!


(Source: MU)

Corrector Yui was published in English by Tokyopop from January 15 to September 17, 2002.

Ghost Hunt follows the adventures of Kazuya Shibuya, the president of the Shibuya Psychic Research Center (SPR) and Mai Taniyama, a first year high school student. The story begins during an exchange of ghost stories between Mai and her friends, who are interrupted twice: first by a mysterious "male student" and then by a fellow classmate, who warns them of how their ghost stories attract spirits.

While out walking, Mai sees the building that all the ghost stories surround and decides to go in. As she is about to touch a camera she found in the middle of the room, a man stops her and ends up injuring himself. Mai is then forced to work as a stand-in assistant for the man, an employee of the "male student," who was hired to study the "paranormal" events occurring at the school. Mai nicknames this "student" "Naru" for his narcissistic attitude. Naru owns a paranormal investigation company SPR and Mai eventually earns a part-time job at SPR after assisting with the first case. The more involved Mai becomes with Naru, the more she learns about herself and her feelings towards him.


Along with Shibuya's assistant, Lin, the SPR also finds itself assisted by various spirit mediums and exorcists.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Odaiba, Tokyo, a skyscraper devoid of human life. Woo had come from Hong Kong, bringing with him a rare book entitled "The Black Book of Fairy Tales." His counterpart was a blond Englishman. However, next to him was a bespectacled young Eurasian woman, whom he introduced as a consultant. To check her for weapons, Woo opened the front of the woman's coat and was promptly struck speechless. The inside of the coat bristled with pockets, which were overflowing with novels, magazines, newspapers, and God knows what else!


(Source: Volume 1 cover)