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)

Tamiya meets Tohdou at Teinou University, a school for kids from well-off families. Tamiya is shocked at the different values that Tohdou and his friends have, but begins a curious friendship with them. As graduation nears, the two friends strike up a fledgling love.


(Source: 801 Media)

Ichigenme was published in English as Ichigenme... The First Class is Civil Law by Digital Manga Publishing's 801 Media Inc. imprint from March 15, 2007 to June 28, 2007.

Publishers:

• Biblos (magazine)

1. The Cause of my Teacher (Sensei no Jijou)

A student who is fond of eye glasses tells his tender teacher of his feeling. The teacher kisses him but he is a little unsatisfied because the teacher takes the eye glasses off when they kiss


2. At the Guidance Room

The hero, a strange student, loves a teacher, a blunder that students make light of. Bad students try to annoy the teacher by using a porn video but the teacher thinks the hero brought it


3. A Person, Held Captive

The hero enters the company with his friend whom he has loved since his childhood. Knowing their supervisor aims at his friend, hero finally tie the friend up after an alcoholic party


4. The Reckelness of Youth (sequel to "Shinobu Kokoro wa").

Hiiragi did not fully accept his orders, and acts separately from his chief, Asagi. He is thrown into jail


5. I'm Sorry, Young Master!

The son of a lord, who feels his guard and martial arts teacher took a sexual joke too far, challenges him at his own peril


6. Child of the Palace in the Sea

A scholar teacher of the Mountain palace country escorts back a spy boy of the Sea palace country (which dominates the Mountain palace country) who is bullied.


The Cause of my Teacher (Sensei no Jijou) extra.


(Source: MU)

Sensei no Jijou was published in English as [i]Cause of My Teacher[i] by Tokyopop under the Blu Manga imprint on September 29, 2009.

The Ninja: A stealth fighter expertly trained in ancient Japanese martial arts. With his fiery combination of sheer force, considerable guile and devastating proficiency, no man can resist his skill! Follow the sizzling sessions with a young, innocent ninja-in-training as his master teaches him the secret methods of the clan...with a little hands-on instruction! Meanwhile, two experienced shinobi take their relationship to new heights when a tragic separation leaves one of them caught between a rock and hard place. Filled with over-the-top "action," boys in tight uniforms, and one very lascivious snow spirit, this romantic fantasy collection is one part passion, one part affection, and all heart. (Source: Blu manga)

Shinobu Kokoro wa was published in English as Shinobu Kokoro - Hidden Heart by Tokyopop's Blu Manga imprint on November 8, 2005.

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.

The beautiful, genuine pearls we lust after belong in a chain... because that is how they bind our hearts. Hisa, the newest manager of her high school's soccer club, has a secret: a part-time job. If anyone knew, she would either have to quit the job she needs to survive or the sport that she loves. Sakyou, one of the team's most talented and anti-social members, finds out about Hisa's secret... so it's a good thing for Hisa that the handsome and high-handed Sakyou wants to keep her close to him! Or is it?


(Source: ShoujoMagic)


Included one-shots:

Volume 1: (A "Girlfriend" with Substance)

Volume 2: (Unconditional Love Formula), (The Rumored Natori-kun)

Hirosawa Taki has practically grown up with a bowling ball in her hand. Her physical shape is great, and she can look forward to an amazing career in that sport - until one day, a series of chance occurrences brings her into contact with a sport she's never considered before: softball. She tries it, and finds she likes it. Not only that, but she's monstrously good at it.


(Source: ANN)

Ai Maekawa is a jimi—a homely, studious girl. After being horribly embarrassed by a popular student towards the end of middle school, Ai uses the break between middle and high school to carry out a complete makeover. Between dieting, makeup and new clothes, Ai makes herself into a beauty. Imbued with newfound confidence, she decides to pursue Sô Ichinose, the most handsome and popular boy in her class. Over the course of the series, Ai attempts to win and keep Sou's affections, as well as friends both female and male.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Doubt!! was published in English by VIZ Media from March 1, 2005 to January 10, 2006.

Publishers:

• Betsucomi (magazine)

Eagle is the story of a US Presidential election in which the Democratic Party nominee is a Japanese-American, seen largely through the eyes of a young Japanese reporter covering the campaign for a major newspaper.


(Synopsis: ANN)

In their closed-off underground village, Kamina and Simon chafe at the limits imposed by the village elder. Yet all this will change, when Simon stumbles across a fantastic device - just as the village's peace is broken by a violent intrusion.

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann had six volumes published in English as Gurren Lagann by Bandai Entertainment, from May 5, 2009 to August 9, 2011, before the publisher became defunct.

Publishers:

• Dengeki Daioh (magazine)

1. 1K Apartment's Love

2. 1K Apartment's Roommates

3-4. The Ghost That Resides in Your Heart (Kimi no Mune ni Sumu Bourei)

5. My Motive, Heart and Body

6. In This Little Apartment

1K Apartment no Koi was published in English as Lover's Flat by Digital Manga Publishing on September 13, 2007.

At the beginning of the XX century, the relationship between England and Japan was strained. England wanted to extend its influence over Japan, and Japan wasn't willing to let any other culture pass its borders. Koto, though, a Japanese girl, didn't care if the people she meets have almond shaped eyes or not, or if they wear a kimono or a western dress. Actually, she is fascinated by this foreign way of life that brings so many innovations into Japan. More than anything else, it's the clothing that seems to grab her attention, as she wants to become a tailor and create dresses for women of every culture.


Unfortunately though, she's a woman, so she knows her dream will end as soon as she gets married. She will have to start acting like a noble and a respectable woman would. In fact, she is betrothed to Masaomi Kidoin, the second born of one of the most important and oldest families of Japan. The day she's told she will marry Masaomi, Koto attends a ball at the British Embassy and meets Sagitto, a half English and half Indian spy that captures her imagination and heart. But can their love story have a happy ending when the British and the Japanese are tracking down Sagitto because they want him dead, and Koto is forced to live a life that doesn't fit her?


(Source: Storm in Heaven)


Included one-shots:

Volume 3: Ken to Mademoiselle

Volume 4: Honeymoon Typhoon, Pandora no Hako (Pandora's Box)

Ichitaka Seto is a 16-year-old high school student who is hopelessly in love. He is smitten with Iori Yoshizuki, a classmate who recently became famous after featuring in a magazine. However, Ichitaka has been unable to convey his affection, hung-up on a brutal rejection in the past. As luck would have it, Ichitaka finds himself paired up with Iori in the Freshman Welcoming Ceremony.


Despite some mishaps, things go well between the two. But when Ichitaka's childhood friend, Itsuki Akiba, comes crashing into his place, things take a drastic turn, and the three individuals' relationship gets off to a complicated start.

I''s was published in English by VIZ Media under Shonen Jump Advanced imprint from April 12, 2005 to September 4, 2007.

Publishers:

• Shounen Jump (magazine)

Already wise to the world and yet still naive to love, 14-year-old Aizawa struggles for affection from the one he loves, his 27-year-old teacher, Tachibana. (Source: MochiMochi)


Includes three other oneshots:


Chapter 6

S [Esu]

Kaoru is a guy who likes to play the field. He says he's in love with someone else yet in spite of this he still has sex with Junya out of convenience. Seeking pleasure, the two would meet casually several times a month to have a few drinks together and spend the night at a hotel. There was never any sort of confession, but both made known to each that this was nothing more than a sexual relationship. They still haven't gone all the way though and Kaoru never forced him. These sometimes gentle, sometimes sweet situations are starting to give Junya doubts about what their relationship really is. The tension that Junya feels from jealousy added with his uncertainty with what Kaoru feels for him confuses him further and he wonders was love ever there?


Chapter 7

That's Another Law of Love

Kikuchi has been ruthlessly dumped by his girlfriend, and his classmate, Yada, volunteers to cheer him up. But Yada has his own secrets, which eventually come out, confusing Kikuchi. Bitterly, they both want to know, Why does Love + Sex have to be Man + Woman? Or does it just have to do with love?


Chapter 8

High Standard Impression

When Takashi Shinohara, aka "Devourer of Evil Spirits", and his intriguing associates of exorcists rescue a young boy from possession, they face more than they bargained for. Takashi's haunted past surfaces by way of a rather perverse organization of fellow exorcists with an agenda all their own. Are a simple minded incubus, a seemingly mild-mannered teahouse owner, and a man with "no name" and a mysterious past enough to help Takashi face his foes and even himself?


(Source: Dr. Ten Translation Project)

Tomoe Kuchiba has been sent by his Father to honour the long-held tradition of protecting the head of the Mitsugi clan. Mamoru Mitsugi proves to be anything but receptive to this offer -- what with running a Host Club where all the girls are really boys, who has time for such old fashioned nonsense? And why would Mamoru require protection? Mamoru is, however, anything but what he appears -- much like those he surrounds himself with such as Takashi Shinohara, Nananshi, Katsuragi, and Konome from Dr. Ten's prequel "Map of Tokyo Savage". Mamoru is not going to make Tomoe's job easy at all! Mind, he never makes life easy for anyone including himself!



(Source: Dr. Ten Translation Project)

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)

Will anyone answer love's distress call in this funny and poignant of short stories?


1. SOS

2. Organ (That Sweet Organ Song)

3. Koi Toi Dai (The Good Life)

SOS was published in English by VIZ Media on March 8, 2005.

Publishers:

• Flowers (magazine)

1. Watashi-tachi wa Sanpo suru

2. Sekai no Hate ni wa Kimi to Futari de. Ano Hikari ga Kieru made ni Onegai wo. Semete Bokura ga Ikinobiru Tame ni. Kono Hoshi de.

3.

4. Star☆Child

Shuji and Chise are two Hokkaido high school students barely starting a relationship with each other. Then, with no warning, a squadron of bombers from an unknown country destroy the city of Sapporo. All hope is lost when suddenly, the bombers are destroyed by a small red light floating across the sky. At this point, Shuji finds out that the one responsible for eliminating the enemy forces is Chise, who reveals herself as a cyborg engineered for mass-destruction.


(Source: ANN)

Saishuu Heiki Kanojo was published in English as SaiKano by VIZ Media from June 16, 2004 to January 10, 2006.

Publishers:

• Big Comic Spirits (magazine)

A chance encounter in a lingerie department. A cell number on a bra tag. Sometimes, you never know what can happen if you make that call.


For Ddam, it leads her to a night club dive where DD is the punk rocker DJ and Venu is the decoration. But there's more to them than meets the eye: DD occasionally waxes poetic, and Venu downplays his good looks by focusing on the importance of big breasts.


Since Ddam has her own odd behavior to deal with, being with these two unrepentant, semi-uncouth, not-bad-bad boys, could be what she needs to help her get out of her funk and maybe figure out what life's about.


(Source: DramaQueen)

The first volume of DVD was published in English by DramaQueen LLC on April 1, 2000.

Publishers:

• Wink (magazine)

A boy's cat gets turned into a robot like Astro Boy.

Atomcat was published in English by Digital Manga Publishing on June 25, 2013.

The manga will tell the story of what happens up until the birth of Astro Boy.

The series has been published in Spanish by Milky Way Ediciones since April 27, 2017.

Publishers:

• Heros (magazine)

A more modern version of Tetsuwan Atom.

Aokishi is a remake based on series.

Publishers:

• Kero-kero Ace (magazine)

The world-famous Swiss robot Montblanc has been violently murdered. Humans and robots around the world mourn for the beloved celebrity, made famous for his service in the 39th Asian War. Montblanc's popularity only grew in the following years after the war, thanks to his dedication to nature conservation, as well as his loving personality.


Robotic Europol detective and war veteran Gesicht is sent to investigate Montblanc's tragic demise. Gesicht uncovers evidence of a mysterious entity known only as "Pluto." Along with this, he learns of a plot to dismantle the eight specialized robots from around the world who participated in the war. Racing against time to save those who still remain, Gesicht grapples with his memory, morality, and a world full of hate, desperately attempting to defend the fragile coexistence of man and machine.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Osamu Tezuka's acclaimed Tetsuwan Atom, seinen mangaka Naoki Urasawa collaborated with Tezuka productions to create this dark adaptation of Atom's "The Greatest Robot on Earth" story arc. The adaptation moves the focus from Tezuka's protagonist Atom to his supporting character Gesicht in order to better ground the story in realism and reflect the modern world through this sci-fi tale.


(All other background information currently on the MAL page is correct and relevant, although Urasawa's name is misspelled within it (should be Urasawa, is instead Urusawa).

Publishers:

• Big Comic Original (magazine)

In the distant year 2003, Japan is a technological utopia, and robots are everywhere. One such robot, Tobio, was built by the brilliant Dr. Tenma to replace his dead son. But when it soon becomes apparent that Tobio is an imperfect copy of his departed child, Dr. Tenma throws him out. He is rescued from the scrap heap by the benevolent Professor Ochanomizu, a crusader for robot civil rights. Now the little robot, renamed Astro Boy, is given a mission to defend Japan and the world from all manner of sinister threats. Using his seven super-abilities and 100,000 horsepower worth of strength to battle evil, Astro hopes to set an example to the world of the good which all robots are capable of.

Tetsuwan Atom was published in English as Astro Boy by Dark Horse based on the 23-volume bunkoban reprint from March 27, 2002 to January 28, 2004 and is published in omnibus volumes since September 23, 2015.

Publishers:

• Shounen (magazine)

Based on exhaustive research in collaboration with a Dante scholar, Souryo brings Cesare Borgia, one of the most enigmatic figures in history, to life in vivid detail. Bookish and naive, Angelo da Canossa is unprepared for life as a student in a university that hums with tension and intrigue in Renaissance Italy. Will his innocence remain intact when a chance encounter with the charismatic Cesare draws him ever deeper into the darker side of the Renaissance?


(Source: Manganews.net)

The Star Ocean: The Second Story manga, drawn by Mayumi Azuma, is based upon the Star Ocean: The Second Story video game developed by tri-Ace. It follows the storyline of the game, which follows the exploits of the two protagonists: Claude C. Kenni, a young ensign in the Earth Federation going on his first real mission with his father, and Rena Lanford, a young girl living in the rural village of Arlia on the planet Expel. Star Ocean EX, the anime series that retells the tale of the video game, is based upon this manga. The manga was never translated into English, and can only be found in Japanese.


(Source: Wikipedia)

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

Ami is a high school girl who loves to chase after expensive brands. By pure chance, Ami has started working for Tatara in order to acquire a handbag she wanted. But to think that Tatara is the most famous porno writer at the time..! Who could have imagined the anxiety that lies within Ami's heart?


(Source: MU)

Mihashi moves on to high school, convinced that he's a lousy baseball pitcher. There he meets the catcher Abe and the team manager Momoe who work together to make Mihashi and the team shine.


(Source: ANN)

Ookiku Furikabutte won the New Hope Award in the Tezuka Cultural Award in 2006 for: "showing new possibilities of expression in baseball manga," and the Kodansha Manga Award for general manga in 2007.

Publishers:

• Afternoon (magazine)

Yashiro Tenshuu killed 5 people, including his girlfriend, and is now on death row. However, a secret government organization is willing to take him off death row if he allows himself to become a test subject to an experiment that requires a killer's intent.

Alive was published in Portuguese by Panini Editorial on December 22, 2017.

Publishers:

• Young Jump (magazine)

Nohae has been crushing on Dona, his neighbor, since they were younger. Dona is a girl who was obsessed with money as a child and would make her childhood friend Nohae actually pay her. Time has passed and now she's a teen, broke and living on the streets with her dad. Her dad meets Nohae and arranges for Dona to live with him. But Dona's not your typical heroine. She's one of those fake people, maintaining a perfect image at school but in front of her parents she's self-absorbed, a glutton, and is quick to nab a meal or swindle money. She's quick to anger and has a grudge against Nohae, but he likes her so much he's completely unaware.


(Souce: ajmanga)

A sergeant by the name of Sousuke Sagara is assigned an important task. That of guarding high school girl Chidori Kaname. Sousuke is a military genius, gaining high rank at an early age, but because of his strange upbringing, he lacks social skill. Now, he finds himself as a fish out of water as he attempts to protect a girl from an evil organization and turn in his school work on time.


(Source: ANN)

Full Metal Panic! was published in English by ADV Manga from November 10, 2003 to April 11, 2006.

Publishers:

• Dragon Age (magazine)

Sousuke has finally lost his mind—and his memory! Rehashing his previous exploits will keep Kaname busy, but it doesn't take long for the military mind of this soldier to bounce back with a bang—literally! He's locked, loaded, and back to his old self by first period, as bombs and bullets grace the halls of high school!


(Source: ADV)

Ikinari! Full Metal Panic! was published in English as Full Metal Panic! Overload! by ADV Manga from June 6, 2005 to May 24, 2006.

Publishers:

• Dragon Junior (magazine)

Lucy is a special breed of human referred to as "Diclonius," born with a short pair of horns and invisible telekinetic hands that lands her as a victim of inhumane scientific experimentation by the government. However, once circumstances present her an opportunity to escape, Lucy, corrupted by the confinement and torture, unleashes a torrent of bloodshed as she escapes her captors.


During her breakout, she receives a crippling head injury that leaves her with a split personality: someone with the mentality of a harmless child possessing limited speech capacity. In this state of instability, she stumbles upon two college students, Kouta and his cousin Yuka, who unknowingly take an injured fugitive into their care, unaware of her murderous tendencies. This act of kindness will change their lives, as they soon find themselves dragged into the shadowy world of government secrecy and conspiracy.


Included one-shots:

Volume 1: MOL

Volume 2: Digitopolis

Volume 3: Memoria

Volume 5: Elfen Lied

Elfen Lied has been published in Germany by Tokyopop, Italy by Planet Manga, Mexico by Grupo Editorial Vid, Portugal by Panini Comics and in Taiwan by Ever Glory Publishing.

Publishers:

• Young Jump (magazine)

Elementary school soccer whiz Rakuichi Nagahama drew national attention a few years back with his impressive athletic skills. After disappearing to Italy for three years, Rakuichi reluctantly returns to the remote town where he grew up. The local high school soccer team can’t wait to get their hands on the prodigy, despite the fact that he was obviously a failure in Italy. But Rakuichi’s not sure he’s ready to get back on the field. Sure, his best friend from elementary school (now a hot babe) can’t wait to see him play again...and his childhood rivals are eager to have another go against him...and the entire school is counting on him...but how can Rakuichi live up to their expectations when he’s sworn off the sport for good?


(Source: Yen Press)

Sasameke was published in omnibus edition in English by Yen Press from November 30, 2010 to June 28, 2011. The first omnibus volume includes the first three volumes while the second and final omnibus volume includes the last two volumes of the manga.

Publishers:

• Shounen Ace (magazine)

"The shrewd lawyer and the skillful lock picker. The meeting of the two changes the 'law of the night'!"


When the lock picker Izawa agrees to steal documents kept away in the safe of a law firm, he does not take the presence of the lawyer Sakaki in account. After being caught Izawa has no choice but to accept the bet Sakaki proposes - if he is able to open the safe in less than five minutes, he gets to leave, if not he has to do what the lawyer requests from him. Confident in his abilities Izawa sets to work, but Sakaki has no intent on playing fair...

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

The story continues where the first season left off only months into the future. Yuokai Gakuen has been repaired and the new semester is underway. Tsukune and gang are back, and more powerful then ever. Anti-Thesis's true identity is revealed. With new adversaries looming on the horizon, and something much more sinister than the gang has ever faced before.


Tsukune is battling with the monster inside him. With the help of Moka, Mizore, Kurumu, Ruby, and Yukari, Tsukune trains to get his vampire blood under control and the strength to protect what he holds dear.


The new season focuses more on the girls, their past, and their families. New confrontations await them. New friends and allies will join them by their side. Together they will discover the secrets of Moka's rosary, and her lineage...


(Source: girlsdeadmonster)

Rosario to Vampire: Season II was published in English as Rosario+Vampire: Season II by Viz Media under the Shonen Jump Advanced imprint from April 6, 2010 to May 5, 2015. A complete box set (that includes the entire Rosario to Vampire series) was released on November 3. The series was also published in Italian by GP Manga from September 28, 2013 to September 5, 2015.

Publishers:

• Jump SQ. (magazine)