In the dreamworld-turned-reality, Trom, Clari, and Cornet found themselves in the grimdark nightmare world governed by Fairy King Balailaika. In this world, the 5 Great Hopes discover an alternate story of each other as well as their past memories from the original prequel.


(Source: MU)

Zoku Hameln no Violin-hiki is published independently, with ebook chapters being sold on Puboo and the author's website since February 17, 2012. The series has been published in book format by Ringo Promotion since August 10, 2013.

A special one-shot which serves as an intermission act between Hameln no Violin Hiki and Hameln no Violin Hiki - Shchelkunchik.

In a post apocalyptic world of heavy metal fantasy, the only thing able to save humans from orcs, lizard men, and other monsters is something even MORE evil. Sealed within a 14-year-old boy, the chaotic wizard Dark Schneider is unleashed to fight four mighty generals and their plot to resurrect the evil god Anslasax!


(Source: VIZ Media)


Included one-shots:

Volume 1: Wizard!!: Bakuen no Seifukusha (pilot)

Volume 22: Binetsu Rouge

Volume 26: Virgin Tyrant

Bastard!!: Ankoku no Hakaishin was first published in English as Bastard!! Heavy Metal Dark Fantasy by VIZ Media, who published the first 19 volumes from August 5, 2002 to September 8, 2009, before dropping the license.

Publishers:

• Ultra Jump (magazine)

Continuing on where the original series left off, it's back to character ATTRITION as familiar and endearing characters are revived and summarily executed in a race to put an end to the Granza-Cordea War.


Having lost Shisun at the end of the original series, Faana (aka Princess Orfina) was left traumatized and demoralized by the scale of the conflict. Everything and everyone she loved and held dear had been lost during the assault on Fort Malga. The few friends and allies Orfina had pulled her out of the broken fortress and placed her in the care of a nearby convent where she assumed the role of Sister Maria. What will become of the Granza-Cordea Conflict? What solution would Orfina use to end this bloody and atrocious war?


(Source: MU)

A guy name Sunao and a girl Kei, two good friends while they were children, are suddenly separated when he moves to a lunar city construction. A few years later, Kei has become an U.N. Investigator and she travels to the same base, without knowing anything about Sunao. But this is not just about them. Rich enterprises and dark men will want to own the new businesses that living in the moon will have, and soon Sunao and Kei will find troubles with them.


(Source: MU)

Seraphic Feather has been published in English by Dark Horse, first in the publishers manga anthology magazine Super Manga Blast from issue 5 (September 13, 2000) to the final issue 59 (February 1, 2006), later in standard tankoubon format since November 28, 2001.

Publishers:

• Afternoon (magazine)

Niko-chan can turn from a 10-year-old into a 14--year-old student. You also shouldn't forget her best friend... (from Divine Sanctuary)

Lupin III spin-off about Kouichi Zenigata.

The year is After Colony 195, and the Gundam boys have taken a stand for eternal peace by deciding to destroy their robotic weapons, Gundams. The peace is broken, however, when Mariemaia Khushrenada, who claims to be the daughter of the late Oz leader Treize, kidnaps Relena and declares a war of independence against the United Earth Sphere Nation. Perhaps it's time to pull those Gundam units out of retirement.

Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz was published in English as Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz by Tokyopop, first in comic book format, for a total of four issues, published between March and July 2002, and later in standard tankoubon format, August 1, 2002.

Publishers:

• Comic Bonbon (magazine)

Nana has no memory of his childhood earlier than age 12 when a store owner took him in and named him Nana, meaning no-name in Japanese. Mitsuha is on a quest to find a missing childhood friend. The two meet when Mitsuha ends up crashing at Nana’s place at the insistence of a mutual friend. At first Nana loathes the very existence of Mitsuha. However, he gradually warms up to his sincerity and kindness and finds happiness in awakening beside him.


(Source: DMP)

Seven was published in English by Digital Manga Publishing on January 13, 2007, with a digital release from the same publisher June 25, 2009.

A short special extra story about the Yuuki's changing voice.

Special Booklet that was released for Gush Subscribers only.


(Source: MU)

It has been 10 years since the war between the Iga and Kouga ninja clans came to an end. The two groups have since made peace, supposedly dispelling the animosity that once existed between them. Hachirou Kouga and Hibiki Iga, the successors of their respective bloodlines, seem to have the perfect conditions for their love to bloom, but not everyone is satisfied with the results of the age-old battle.


Different tales of the final showdown between Gennosuke Kouga and Oboro Iga have spread, leaving Tadanaga Tokugawa—whom the Kouga represented—dissatisfied. As tension between the two clans rises once again, the brewing political climate threatens to keep the two fated lovers apart, just as it had in the previous generation.

Old classmates Kiryuu Touga and Kyouichi Saionji meet at an auction of a painting in New York only to be mysteriously summoned back to Ootori Academy 20 years upon graduating to investigate the fate of their cherished revolution.

Utena Tenjou arrives at Ohtori Academy, only to be immediately swept up in a series of duels for the hand of her classmate Anthy Himemiya and the power she supposedly holds. At the same time, Utena reunites with Touga Kiryuu, a friend from her childhood who seems to know the secrets behind the duels.

Shoujo Kakumei Utena: Adolescence Mokushiroku was published in English as Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Adolescence of Utena by VIZ Media on November 16, 2004.

Collection of Hata Kenjiro's early works.


1-5. Umi no Yuusha Lifesavers

6.

7. Hayate no Gotoku! Special (There is Life in Convenience Stores)

1-7. Colorful Hayate no Gotoku!

8-16. Hayate no Gotoku! Limited

17. Hayate no Gotoku! Dai ?-wa (Hayate no Gotoku! Chapter ?)

18. Hayate no Gotoku! Prototype

19. Hayate no Gotoku! Variety

Bokurano: Alternative is an alternate retelling of the manga.


It depicts most of the original characters from the anime/manga accompanied by a handful of entirely new ones, but with the same task of piloting Zearth to protect the world at the expense of their own lives. Most of the regular characters also suffered changes in their appearance and background.

The main character is named Nagatomo, he is an astronaut and a scientist in charge of a secret operation about experimenting cryogenics on human subjects such a assasins or political prisoners, all inside a spaceship called "RETRO". Suddenly he wakes up inside the ship only to see outside a huge amount of black spheres floating in space, he first believes they could the debris of something, then he realizes there is life activity inside them and leaves the ship to bring one of those spheres inside, then he proceeds to open it and founds a girl inside it, Kishimoto.


Suddenly, Kishimoto is transfered along Nagatomo to a GANTZ room that looks like it's the Tokyo one, the black sphere inside the room starts playing the radio song and reveals the target, the "comedian alien", then sends both to the battle area. Kishimoto is wearing her GANTZ suit now but Nagatomo is only wearing his space suit, they fight the aliens (Kishimoto proves to be useful, because she knew about the missions) and are sent back to the room.


The "Astronaut" gets 6 points and "Big tits" gets 0, Kishimoto decides to stay in the GANTZ room because there is no place she can go back, Nagatomo leaves but not before saying he will be back.


Source: mangahelpers

A special one-shot that shows what Nishi does in his spare time.

The story of Nishi and Izumi, before the events of GANTZ.

Genjou Sanzo, Son Goku, Sha Gojyo, and Cho Hakkai are summoned by the Heavenly Lords of Sanbutsushin to go and stop the revival of the evil youkai Gyuumao.


This is the pilot chapter/doujin of the manga Gensomaden Saiyuki, done by Kazuya Minekura as a part of the circle Studio Backgammon.

Twin Brothers Thor and Rai, the sons of murder parents are sent to prison star Kimera. What was waiting for them is a planet where meat eating plants rules and society is in four different colony based on skin color. Will the boys survive in these harsh conditions!?


(Source: MU)


Includes a two-part short called "Death Game".

Juu Ou Sei was re-released in a three-volume edition. This is the edition that was released in official English translation by Tokyopop from August 12, 2008 to June 1, 2009.

Publishers:

• LaLa (magazine)

Like, Like, Love is an extra one-shot of FAKE that Sanami Matoh included in her illustration book, Monotone.


It takes place a few years after the conclusion of FAKE, and shows who ends up with whom.

Johnathan Perkins, son of Vietnam War hero "Perky" Perkins, is an U.S. exchange officer serving in British Special Air Service (SAS). He and Sergei, a Russian Spetsnaz exchange officer, participate covert SAS actions behind enemy lines alongside British soldiers in Operation Desert Storm.


(Source: ANN)

Shoei Academy is a prestigious private school system for young boys from well-to-do families. Newly appointed teacher Mr. Reiji Kurashina soon finds himself to be the center of attention at Shoei Academy – the center of attention for young men who are just about to ripe, that is! What does cool and collected Kurashina-sensei do when he becomes the object of love!


(Source: DMP)

Shiritsu Shouei Gakuen Danshi Koutoubu: Kurashina-sensei no Junan was partially published in English as Kurashina Sensei's Passion by Juné from September 9, 2009 to September 14, 2010, before the license was dropped.

A collection of one-shots:


0) Introduction to Three Quarters - Renai no Plus-Minus


1) The Border of Plus and Minus (Kyoikaisen no Plus-Minus)

Yamashita meets and, to his annoyance yet not surprised, falls in love with womanizer Fukazawa. He's torn between his desire to be in love and his fear of being hurt again. (Yamashita originally appears in Yamagata's Fake Fur.)


2) Karugarui koi de ikkou


3) Mahiru no Ue


4) Three Quarters


5) Three Quarters (Fukazawa side)


6) Blue Air (Aoi Air)

Takahara is in love with his carefree childhood friend Kusumi, but afraid that revealing his feelings would ruin their friendship and harmony. However, their school friends are starting to question the closeness of their friendship...


7) Sleeping Lovers

Minato likes having a warm body in bed to huggle up with, but every person who shared his bed gets annoyed that he won't do any more than huggle. He doesn't think no one would ever understand the simple joy of sharing a bed. That's until he meets a young stranger named Ren. Ren agrees to share the bed with Minao, but on one condition: help him to find "Kanou".


8) Atogaki


(Source: M-U)

The story is set in the Sengoku period. A rounin called Nanashi (meaning "nameless") saves a young boy named Kotarou at an abandoned temple. Kotarou has no family, is pursued by a mysterious militia organization from China, and hires Nanashi as his bodyguard. Amongst the men who pursue Kotarou is a man called Rarou, a skilled warrior with blond hair and blue eyes. He obeys an old man called Byakuran and is a member of the Chinese militia. Unlike his companions in the militia, he isn't serving any Emperor and just wants to fight with the strong.


(Source: Iwa ni Hana)

A short crossover chapter between Souichi and Tomie.

Yaneura no Nagai Kami (Long Hair in the Attic)

The beautiful, long-haired Chiemi Amano has just been dumped by her playboy boyfriend, leaving her utterly dejected. Returning home, she begins to recall fond memories, such as how she grew her hair out for him. But now, these once pleasant recollections only further her depression, leading her to decide that cutting off her hair can free her from the heartbreak. However, she finds that doing so is no longer a decision she can make...


Yurushi (Approval/Permission)

Again and again, Kyousuke has been trying to get permission to marry his love Misuzu. Yet no matter how many times he asks her father, he is repeatedly denied due to his low social standing. After countless months, Kyousuke finally gives up and breaks things off with Misuzu. Only later does she come to him and plead for him to return. But strange events have unfolded while Kyousuke was absent, and he may not be prepared for the truth that faces him.


Hachi no Su (Beehive)

Takano is an adamant fan of bees and makes beehive collecting a hobby of his. His only rival in the neighbourhood is a strange, unkempt boy, who handles bees as if he were one of them. But one day, the boy goes missing, and rumours circulate that his ghost is haunting the woods. When Takano spots a rare hornet, he sets off towards the woods to chase it, where the truth of the boy's disappearance will be unveiled...


Hakumei (Dying Young)

Ayako and her friends Chizuru and Hiroko belong to a group deemed "The Ugly Trio" due to their less-than-stellar looks. That is until Chizuru mysteriously starts to undergo a slow transformation, becoming prettier and prettier by the day. However, the prettier she gets, the less healthy she becomes, and soon —after becoming a lovely beauty—Chizuru collapses and dies. This event sets the precedent of what's to come, as slowly more and more girls start to become prettier...


Kubi no Nai Choukoku (Headless Sculptures)

Though friends Shimada and Rumi regularly walk home together, Rumi finds herself going alone one day when Shimada stays behind to help Mr. Okabe. An art teacher dedicated to crafting headless sculptures, Mr. Okabe enlists Shimada's help to meet the deadline for his next exhibition. But when Rumi goes to pick up Shimada the next day, he oddly refuses and stays home. At school, Rumi is met with shocking news: Mr. Okabe has been gruesomely decapitated, and his head is still missing. When Rumi tries to question Shimada for information, he tells her to follow him to the art room, within which the truth lies.


Niku-iro no Kai (Flesh-Colored Horror)

Walking home alone one night, kindergarten teacher Momoko Takigawa is assaulted by a shadowy figure who throws a sticky substance onto her. Hard enough to get off her skin, Momoko is left with no choice but to cut her hair short to remove it. Back at school, Momoko has a tough time handling her problem student, Chikara—a boy who stands out for his rough skin and violent fixation on peeling whatever's around him. Momoko decides that visiting Chikara's home for counsel may help. But in this attempt to remedy Chikara's issues, Momoko finds herself coming into contact with her mysterious attacker once more.


1. Long Hair in the Attic

2. Permission/Forgiveness

3. The Bee Hive

4. Dying Young

5. Headless Statues

6. Flesh Coloured Horror

Ito Junji Kyoufu Manga Collection - Flesh-Colored Horror was published in English as Flesh-Colored Horror by ComicsOne on July 15, 2001 as the third book in their The Junji Ito Horror Comic Collection.

Publishers:

• Hontou ni Atta Kowai Hanashi (magazine)

A girl, Sheeta, falls from the skies, slowed by the power of a mysterious, glowing necklace. In a mining town sheltered among the mountains, Pazu, an engineer's apprentice with big dreams, catches her. As it happens they both want to find Laputa, the legendary flying castle in the sky.

The Mythology is the plan of the gods. A perfect story created by them, that should never be changed in any way. However, there where mortals who altered the Mythology with their own hands. Pegasus Seiya, Ryuji Takane, Kojiro of the Fuuma, and many others were brought to this prison, where they're going to be erased to restore the Mythology to its original course... But they're not going to disappear without fighting for their existence.

A high school student suffers an accident and wakes up in Elysion in the world of the dead. In search of answers, he meets Hades, the god of the underworld.


(Source: MangaDex, edited)

The god of war and guardian of his namesake planet, Mars, was once sealed away by Seiya, but time has passed and his revival is at hand. Meanwhile, Saori Kido (Athena) is raising the boy Kouga, whose life Seiya saved, and he's been training every day to become a Saint in order to prepare for the coming crisis...


Unaware of his destiny, when Kouga awakens to the power of his Cosmo hidden inside him, the curtain will rise upon the legend of a new Saint.

The story takes place between Poseidon and Hades.


Athena and their knights must fight against powerful giants who lives on mount Etna, in Italy.

An introduction for the fifth movie drawn by Kurumada.

Ourouden was released in English as King Of Wolves by Dark Horse on June 7, 2005 and in Polish as Król Wilków by Hanami on June 30, 2009—the volume is comprised of Ourou and Ourouden.

Publishers:

• Animal House (magazine)

From an early age, the strong-minded swordswoman Hattori Ran was trained in ninjutsu both day and night. She loathes the idea of her arranged marriage and decides to run off.


(Source: MU)

Kendo champ Suguri Toma may be super-athletic but he's not spectacularly bright. One day, a girl named Itsuki Aizawa shows up, and says she's on the run and needs someone to hide her. Toma is instantly smitten by Itsuki and vows to become her protector and help her make it to her upcoming ballet audition. But the next thing he knows, this blond dude named Karma shows up and snatches Itsuki away.

Toma wants so badly to be with her that the next thing he knows he's willed himself to this other planet/dimension called 'Tao.' Turns out that there's life all over the universe but not enough resources to support everyone, so delegates from all the worlds have gotten together and decided there'll be a big tournament to determine who gets to survive.


The blond and strapping Karma turns out to be the team leader of the gladiators for Earth ... and Toma has stumbled his way onto the team, too. Let the intergalactic fight-for-your-right-to-exist games begin ... (Source: Tokyopop)

Toma was published in English as Warriors of Tao by Tokyopop from August 1, 2004 to May 10, 2005.

Shigeta, a young woman of 24, spends her days working at Tanaka Books and fretting over her love-life or, more accurately, the lack thereof. The thing is, though, the biggest obstacle between Shigeta and a satisfying relationship seems to be Shigeta herself. When it comes to men, the poor girl has exceedingly poor judgement, exacerbated by her even poorer self-esteem.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Happy Mania was published in English by Tokyopop from April 15, 2003 to December 7, 2004.

Publishers:

• Feel Young (magazine)

Shoko Hidaka’s breakthrough comic is a collection of eye-opening love stories. Yousuke suddenly shows up on the door step of his old high school buddy Tanigawa after years of no contact. While the two had a budding relationship back in school, things fell apart and they decided to part ways and search for their true love. However, it might be that their relationship in the golden days of high school was what they have been looking for all along.


(Source: Juné)