Keiichi Morisato was a typical college student, a failure with women, struggling to get through his classes, and in general living a pretty nondescript life. That is, until he dialed the wrong number and accidentally summoned the Norse goddess Belldandy. Not believing Belldandy was a goddess who could grant his every wish, Keiichi wished for her to stay with him forever. As they say: be careful what you wish for! Now bound to Earth and at Keiichi's side for life, the lives of this most un-normal goddess and most lucky human will never be the same again.


(Source: Dark Horse)

After Keiichi's motorcycle shop faces financial difficulties, Belldandy decides to go job hunting with the help of her sisters.

They're cute, they're small, they're... Oh My Goddess! A pint-sized offering of charming four-panel cartoons of your favorite OMG! characters.


(Source: Dark Horse)

Aa! Megami-sama!: Chicchai tte Koto wa Benri da ne was published in English as Oh My Goddess! Adventures of the Mini-Goddesses by Dark Horse Comics on May 17, 2000.

Karin Maaka can bite a throat like a proper vampire, but where others of her kind need hot red blood, she has too much of it! Every month, she's compelled to inject blood into her victims the way a snake injects venom. And her handsome classmate Kenta Usui makes her feel like she's is going to spurt blood like a geyser. Talk about embarrassing! When Karin's latest victim turns out to be as rich as he is good looking, it causes hilarious chaos at her school. Will she ever live in peace?


(Source: Tokyopop)

Karin Zouketsuki was partially published in English as Chibi Vampire: The Novel by Tokyopop, who released the first eight novels from January 9, 2007 to March 1, 2011.

A pair of young aspiring mystery writers have weird incidents happen around them that need solving. Luckily for them, the Masked Detective inexplicably always shows up to help.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Kamen Tantei was published in English by Tokyopop from September 12, 2006 to September 11, 2007.

Universal Century 0079: The Principality of Zeon has declared its independence from the Earth Federation, and subsequently launched a massive war of independence, a war which has raged in every continent on earth and in nearly every space colony and lunar settlement. The Zeon have the upper hand through their use of a revolutionary new type of weapon, their humanoid like mobile suits. When a Zeon recon team disobey mission orders and begin attacking Side 7 its citizens stumble across the Federations latest weapon: the Gundam. With the aid of Earth Federation soldiers stationed aboard the MS carrier White Base the newly formed crew of refugees set out to change the course of the One Year War — or die trying.


(Source: Gundam Wikia)

Kidou Senshi Gundam was first published in English by Del Ray Books in 1990. Due to a lack of official romanizations, a number of names were translated phonetically (e.g. "Char" as "Sha", "Zaku" as "Zaks"). A revised edition, which updated these romanizations, was published in a single omnibus by Stone Bridge Press on April 1, 2004.

This manga is Battle Club´s continuation. There is not much more information about the new arcs that it will cover.

Despite the fact that lackadaisical illustrator Izumi Morino can't find work, his life is still very complicated. Cute junior-high-school student Kinoko has become his de facto assistant and is attempting to run his life through means of whining and wheedling. One morning, Kinoko catches him in bed with a doll - a cute rag doll. Embarassing to be sure, but even though Izumi had no idea where the doll came from, he could have handled the surprise...until the doll started to speak, walk, and call him nasty names!

Marionette Generation was published in English by VIZ Media from July 6, 2001 to April 7, 2004.

Publishers:

• Newtype (magazine)

When an eclipse occurs, the sun remains dark in one area. The mushi expert Ginko must come and determine how to return the sun to the village before their crops die. The secret seems connected to twin girls who live nearby.


(Source: ANN)

A mini-series that depicts the events after the finale of 3x3 Eyes.

Rendered immortal by an infusion of mystical worms that can repair any wound, the masterless samurai Manji wanders the hillsides of feudal Japan, his quest to slay one thousand evil men to atone for his past sins. By his side is the young woman Rin, an orphan who seeks vengeance for the murders of her parents.


Driven in a quest for absolution, the two have faced many deadly challenges, both natural and supernatural. But can they survive their greatest battle, against the all-powerful Inugami?


Hiroaki Samura's groundbreaking tale of redemption and magic finds new life in this first prose novel, featuring six all new illustrations by Samura.


(Source: Dark Horse)

Blade of the Immortal: Legend of the Sword Demon was published in English by Dark Horse Manga on January 27, 2010. It will be republished in the final 3-in-1 omnibus of Blade of the Immortal.

A brief one-shot chapter detailing a brief glimpse into Badou's past.

The background is in the distant future, a post-apocalyptic world after the destruction brought about by Armageddon. The war between humans (Terran) and vampires (Methuselah) continues, as a struggle between two factions: the Vatican and the New Human Empire.


Yet, amidst the bloodshed and violence, many desire a peaceful co-existence between the two species. However, standing between them and this goal is the Rosenkreuz Orden, a group of vampire extremists who manipulate the two sides and pit them against each other. To combat them, the Vatican special operations group "AX," led by Cardinal Caterina, must use everything they have—even a vampire who preys on the blood of other vampires.


(Source: Tokyopop)

First four volumes of Trinity Blood: Rage Against the Moons were published in English by Tokyopop from April 10, 2007 to April 27, 2010.

The manga adapts the anime film that revolves around Kurisu Makise as she tries to save Okabe Rintarou from his uncontrolled leaps in time. Kurisu must decide if she will save him as his lover, or not bring him back to the main timeline with her morals as a scientist.


(Source: ANN)

The manga is set a few years after the original Saint Tail vanished, and a new girl rises to take up the mantle.


(Source: ANN)

Perpetual geek, social basket case and obsessive fan—needless to say, the guy called "Train Man" has never had a girlfriend. Most of his days are spent immersed in electronics and waiting for the box set DVD of his favorite anime series. But fate takes a turn for Train one ordinary night on an ordinary train ride. He falls in love at first sight with Hermess, a gorgeous fellow passenger. When a drunken rider tries to harass her, Train surprises himself by coming to her rescue. But when Hermess later contacts Train with a thank you give and the possibility of further contact, that's one situation he can't handle. He immediately goes online to a popular chat room to solicit advice. To his horror, he's encouraged to ask her out. Soon he is bombarded with advice regarding how, when and where he should do it. Will Train Man find true love, or will all this pressure to come out of his shell be too much for him to take?


(Source: CMX)

This is one of the manga adaptations of the Densha Otoko series, based on the posts of a 23-year-old otaku on the bulletin board 2channel, which spawned a best-seller book, an 11-episode live-action series from July 7, 2005 to October 6, 2005 and a film released in Japan on March 26, 2005 and licensed in DVD by VIZ Media.


Densha Otoko: Demo, Ore Tabidatsu yo was published in English as Densha Otoko: The Story of a Train Man Who Fell in Love With A Girl by CMX from October 11, 2006 to April 30, 2007.

Publishers:

• Champion RED (magazine)

Geeky fanboy Ikumi Saiki has a dream that someday, somehow, he'll finally get a girlfriend. Then one day, on the train home, he rescues a beautiful girl from a troublesome drunk. Now the girl sees the hero inside the otaku—and it appears that Ikumi will finally find romance! But though Ikumi found the courage to save her, will he ever be brave enough to win her heart? Desparate, Ikumi posts an urgent plea on an Internet message board: "Help me with the girl of my dreams!" Ikumi's story ignites the whole online world. Everyone is ready to help Ikumi prove that even an otaku can find true love!


(Source: Del Rey)

This is one of the manga adaptations of the Densha Otoko series, based on the posts of a 23-year-old otaku on the bulletin board 2channel, which spawned a best-seller book, an 11-episode live-action series from July 7, 2005 to October 6, 2005 and a film released in Japan on March 26, 2005 and licensed in DVD by VIZ Media.


Densha Otoko: Bijo to Junjou Otaku Seinen no Net-Hatsu Love Story was published in English as Train Man: A Shōjo Manga by Del Rey Manga on November 7, 2006.

Publishers:

• The Dessert (magazine)

Najika is off on an adventure to find the receipe for an angel food cake that one of her parent clients an old women had when she was little. She has help from Akane and Daichi and with engough trials and errors will she finally get the taste just right.

Kitchen no Ohimesama: Tenshi no Cake wo Sagase! was published in English as Kitchen Princess: Search for the Angel Cake by Del Rey on November 10, 2009.

A "Cromartie High School" spin-off centered around Shinichi Mechazawa.

After seriously injuring an opponent in a boxing match-Sohei quits his dream of ever being a pro boxer. Ten years later, after a string of failed jobs and relationships, his friend Chika finally convinces him to get back into boxing. But where Sohei was once champ material, he is now 25 years old (over the hill in boxing years) and must play catch up with all the 18-year-olds at the gym. To make things worse, Chika’s been secretly in love with Sohei for years, and has about had it with waiting for Sohei to figure it out. With his upcoming pro test, his squabbles with the youngsters in the boxing club, and Chika’s increasingly bold advances, will Sohei finally find some direction and happiness in his life?


(Source: Juné Manga)

A spin-off 4-koma of Shugo Chara! focusing on Amu's Guardian Characters.

Shugo Chara-chan! was published in English as Shugo Chara Chan! by Kodansha Comics USA from November 29, 2011 to July 10, 2012.

Publishers:

• Nakayoshi (magazine)

There is an urban legend that children tell one another about a shinigami that can release people from the pain they may be suffering. This "Angel of Death" has a name—Boogiepop. And the legends are true. Boogiepop is real.


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Seven Seas Entertainment published the first three and the sixth volume of the series in English from January 14, 2006 to August 5, 2008, before dropping the series due to low sales. The publisher later re-released these volumes digitally with new copy-editing. The publisher has licensed the fourth and fifth volume, and plans to release the first six volumes in two omnibus volumes.

A collection of short stories based on Vampire Knight.


1. (Deranged Love)

2. (Gifts for Yuki)

3. (Hidden Love)

4. (Queen of the Abyss)

5. (A Maiden's Melancholy)

6. (In a Thousand Years)

Ice Blue Sin (Main Story)


In the hours of twilight, an intrepid Day Class girl sneaks into the most forbidden place on campus – the Moon Dormitory of the Night Class students. While these scions of vampire aristocracy do not usually take note of humans, Fuka was warmly received and even invited back among them. Something about her has got the Night Class talking, and when one becomes bewitched by the darkness, there can be no turning back...


Season of Transience (Extra Story)


Born into a distinguished vampire hunter family, young Zero is destined to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors,. Used to the safety and security of training with his master, the arrival of a senior disciple soon opens his eyes to the harsh reality that is the life of a vampire hunter. Before Cross Academy beckons, this one event shall forever reshape the boy's childhood and turn his eyes jaded to the world.


(Source: Chuang Yi)

Vampire Knight: Ice Blue no Tsumi was published in English as Vampire Knight: Ice Blue Sin by Chuang Yi on April 10, 2011.

Publishers:

• LaLa (magazine)

Three short stories are contained in this novel. In the first, we see the events leading up to Zero's decision to attend senior high school. The second features Shindo-san—the girl who tried to give Valentines chocolates to Zero in the beginning of the manga. The last features the class rep.

4koma by Nyoro-n Churuya-san creator Eretto. Kagami from Lucky ☆ Star is presented as a super-deformed pig, making daily life difficult, and her friends around her don't make it any easier.

Kagura Mayo is transferred to Fuuka Academy only to find that when she's dropped off she's stuck wearing indestructible handcuffs! At Fuuka she meets Shizuru, Haruka, Yukino, Natsuki, Nao and many of the other characters from Mai-HiME. She also learns that Fuuka Academy is a gathering place for MiKO--girls with psychokinetic abilities--of which Mayo is one!


(Source: MU)

An alternate version of the original Mai-HiME manga.

Special edition of Dengeki Magazine containing 13 stories and illustrations parodying each month of the year.


Short Stories

1. Shinigami no Ballad.: Cheerful Charmer Momo. [Hasegawa Keisuke]

2. Wizard's Brain: Happy Valentine [Segusa Reiichi]

3. Toaru Majutsu no Index?: Toaru Sangatsu no Zouyo Koukan & Toaru Sangatsu no 201-maki [Kamachi Kazuma]

4. Shiritsu! Sanjuusangen Dougakuin [Satou Kei]

5. Asura Cryin' [Mikumo Gakuto]

6. Inukami! [Arisawa Mamizu]

7. Toradora!: Nisetora! [Takemiya Yuyuko]

8. Kirin wa Ichizu ni Koi wo Suru: Tsuki to Anata ni Hanataba wo remains [Shimura Kazuya]

9. Kino no Tabi: Gakuen Kino [Sigsawa Keiichi]

10. Kieli [Kabei Yukako]

11. Resin Cast Milk [Fujiwara Yuu]

12. Sora no Kane no Hibiku Hoshi de [Watase Souichirou]


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10. Omoi wa Itsumo Senkou Hanabi [Yui]

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Spinning off from a joke in the afterword to volume four of Kino no Tabi, the story finds Kino attending a high school with her talking cell phone strap, Hermes. When students start turning into monsters, Kino transforms into a gun toting magical girl, but her efforts are thwarted by the incompetent would be rival hero claiming to be her partner, Shizu.

Ryuubi Gentoku and her friends are invited to a newly discovered hot springs. The gang decides to go to ease their battle wounds and prepare for upcoming challenges. A little side story as a fan service of the popular online comic series.


(Source: MangaHelpers)

Najaran is a young woman who just happens to be an apprentice Cepter. Cepters have the power to summon creatures from magical cards. Once, these cards were collected in a book called the "Culdcept." During an ancient battle, the book was destroyed—its cards scattered far and wide. Najaran's master gives her a dangerous mission—she must obtain information about the Black Cepters and their nefarious plans. If the Black Cepters rebuild the Culdcept, the arcane book of ages past will grant them unspeakable God-like powers!


(Source: Tokyopop)

Culdcept was partially published in English by Tokyopop, who published five volumes from July 1, 2004 to June 13, 2006.

Publishers:

• Magazine-Z (magazine)

Tatsuki and Oota are two beings from a supernatural, mythical realm, masquerading as "cousins" in the human world. Tatsuki is in fact the successor to Ryuu-Ou, the dragon king, and possesses the power of the Nyoi-Houshu, a magical dagger. Oota is a Zashiki Warashi, a protective house-spirit without a home, and is also Tatsuki's subservient lover. When their human classmate, Kouhei Misaki, accidentally witnesses the two having sex, he mistakenly believes that Tatsuki is forcing the quiet Oota into it, and he resolves to break the two apart.


(Source: Juné)

Binetsu Kakumei was published digitally in English as Sweet Revolution by Digital Manga Guild under the Juné imprint on March 15, 2006.

Publishers:

• Hanaoto (magazine)

At some point after the end of the One Year War on U.C. 0080, a ship comes under attack by mobile suits piloted by Zeon remnants, knowing the ship is going down a member of the crew tells Professor Minovsky to board the shuttle and evacuate in one of the escape shuttles. Unfortunately a Zaku II begis to open fire on the area of the ship where Professor Minovsky, had been sitting only moments before.


Trenov Y. Minovsky was born in 1983 (U.C. 0015) in the Ural regions near Chernobyl, Ukraine. At age three, Trenov witnesses the Chernobyl Disaster. After moving to America in 1999 (U.C. 0031) he enrolled in school and began research on a fictitious particle known as "Minovsky Physics". But at the time his research was far too unrealistic, and no one understood where he was going with it. However, one of his buddies, Ionesco, informs him that Anaheim Electronics has agreed to sponsor his research. He is thrilled at this, much to the chagrin of Ionesco. Shortly thereafter in U.C. 0040, the Minovsky particle is discovered. However, at a scientific conference, it is determined that the Minovsky particle has no relation to nuclear fusion reactors and that his thesis has no conclusive evidence. The reason behind it comes from Ionesco saying that it only has conventional technological applications. Ionesco also refutes Minovsky's research by stating that a particle with a special nature like it was never detected. As of this, he was deemed an impostor and forever banned from the scientific community. A short time later, he is approached by a representative of Zeon Zum Deikun and later moves to Side 3 in U.C. 0045, and around the same time he created a nuclear fusion generator which was then used to create a artificial Sun for the Colony. At the same time, the "Minovsky Physics Society" is established and weapons development is started. However, as he becomes increasingly obsessed with weapons development, which leads to his wife leaving him. Following the death of Zeon Zum Deikun in U.C. 0070, Minovsky receives an award for his developments, but tosses it aside in front of the entire Zabi family. From here he goes back to Earth to once again visit what remains his home of Chernobyl. Presumably sometime in U.C. 0080 he declares silently to himself that he "beat you" in reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam, as Minovsky existence alone had brought about more destruction than the Gundam's existence, he also goes on to say that he also probably lost to you in the end anyhow.


(Source: gundam.wikia)

This is the original manga adaptation of Kidou Senshi Gundam, released during the time the TV series was on the air.

Mobile Suit Gundam 0079 is retelling of the story remembered so well in Japan-of a war occurring on Earth's not-so-far-off future, when humanity's millions living in orbiting space colonies begin to push for their independence from the government of Earth, and new weapon called a "Mobile suit" becomes the deciding factor in battle....


(Source: VIZ Media)

Special 4-koma series published to celebrate Hana Yume's 900th issue anniversary.

A two-chapter series about Kurapika's past released as a prequel to the movie.

A tumultuous gale storm, a gym battle between Pokemon, encounters with various animals and creatures, an exciting quest down into the depths of a sealed maze, thus heightening the thrills Ash and his friends experience during their trip into the unexpected! Will Ash and his buddies brave all danger and make it out alive? Read all about it in this comic book adaptation of the popular anime series. It’s red-hot!!


(Source: Chuang-Yi)

Satoshi to Pikachu was published in English in Singapore as Ash & Pikachu by Chuang Yi Publishing.

A manga adaptation of Pokémon Colosseum's plot, starring Wes (Leo) and Rui fighting against Cipher.


(Source: Bulbapedia)

A boy named Enta is invited to come to the Battle Frontier by Scott. Once there, Enta decides to battle each of the Frontier Brains.

Pocket Monsters Emerald: Chousen!! Battle Frontier was published in English as Pokémon Battle Frontier by Chuang Yi Publishing on April 2007.

Be Master!! Pokemon Black & White first premiered in the October 2010 issue of CoroCoro Comics Special. It is being promoted by CoroCoro Comics as a "walkthrough comic."


The comic follows the story of a young boy named Monta, filling the role of the male protagonist from Pocket Monsters Black & White, as he travels through the Isshu Region with his friends Cheren and Bel. Throughout his journey, he and his Tsutarja learn about many of the new gameplay mechanics introduced in the fifth generation games such as capturing wild pokemon in double battles and pulling off combination techniques.


(Source: Dogasu's Backpack)

Kiwamero!! Pokémon BW was published in English as Be the Best! Pokémon B+W by Shogakukan Asia on August 27, 2014.

Publishers:

• CoroCoro Comic (magazine)

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.