His name is Kuruto Kagemitsu – a cute boy with a vengeance. The demon's name is Shuma. He was summoned, much to his surprise and chagrin, by that cute boy…and forced to be his servant. Their goal - one intrinsic and the other quite extrinsic - is to eliminate 71 of King Solomon's 72 demons (with Shuma being the sole exception for obvious reasons), who are rumoured as being controlled by a single summoner.

At the end of the age of shogunates, a great man is given a second chance to restore a crumbling, feudal Japan. Toward the end of the Edo Period, samurai and visionary Sakamoto Ryouma led a revolutionary movement to overthrow the Takagawa Shogunate. Inspired by the Western principle of "all men created equal", he envisioned a modern Japanese government, free of oppressive feudalism. In 1867, he and his close friend Nakaoka Shintaro were assasinated before his dreams could be realized. Tenshou no Ryouma explores the historical alternative-universe where Ryouma is saved through Shintaro's sacrifice. Given this second chance, will Ryouma finally be able to establish a new, modern Japan?

When the Raven starts to sing, people die… An unstable world, a weak government… and Mafia's escaping from their sins… In order to reduce unpunished crimes committed by the mafia… A Strength was born… Its agents are merciless and they kill without hesitation. The Last Enforcement Organization known as Red Raven.

Japan is now the 51st state of the United States of America. The isle of Neon, located near Japan, becomes the only place where prostitution and gambling are legal. Italian Mafia, Chinese Triad and Yakuza fight each other to gain the control of casinos and brothels there.

This is a story of demons and humans occupying the same world. Jin, second generation head of the draper Ayashiya family, to strike back against his enemy, satiates the appetite of the demon-soul eating demon Damari. To regain his power and memories, they hunt demons.

The idea of this anthology is for each artist to portray their created hero's fight against the villain assigned to them by another artist.

Regis Ulrich is an incapable soldier; bad at both sword and archery, who passes the time by only reading books. While transferring to a remote region post, he meets a girl who turns out be the red hair and crimson eyed princess Altina, the wielder of the great sword "Grantneil Catoll." Despite being only fourteen years old, she was appointed to become the commander of the army in this remote region simply because she was the illegitimate child of the Emperor. However, she continues to pursue her dream of becoming Empress despite the circumstances that surround her. To achieve this goal, she asks Regis to become her tactician and stand alongside her against the obstacles that are sure to come.

Finally, Miriam and Douglas are a couple… sort of. With Douglas' unromantic, awkward ways and his determination not to fall head-over-heels in love with her, Miriam sees no romance in their future. But enter an assassin bent on killing Douglas for the damage he caused the criminal Cartel in "Jikan wo Tomete," and maybe things will turn out a little more romantic… in a way.

The super child, Miriam, has grown up and is perhaps falling in love. Yet Douglas, who used to be the leader of the teenage ruffians and is 9 years older than Miriam (though rumoured to have the mentality of a 17 year old) only sees her as a child. So! Douglas, stop the time and wait for me… while I go off to the next town, fall from a cliff, lose my memory, and find myself involved in a criminal intrigue!!! Second of Miriam series.

This is a cowboy shoujo manga set in the Wild West. Miriam is an orphan. Her father was a drunken gambler; she only had one dress and they moved from place to place, until one day her father died and Grace took her in. The series follows Miriam's life, growing up, and falling in love with her life-long friend, the skillful sharpshooter Douglas. First of the Miriam series (3 volumes), followed by sequels Jikan wo Tomete Matteite (3 volumes) and Sore nari ni Romantic! (1 volume). Seven volumes total.

The first two chapters of this manga serve as an intro and show us Godzilla ravaging Tokyo in 1991. He is soon joined by King Ghidorah and the two fight. The next chapter shows a team of scientists and the discovery of Godzilla's mutated cells. In the following chapters we see Godzilla destroy the city, and the Futurians appear to propose a plan to rid humans of Godzilla. They are quick to reveal their true identity as disguised Xiliens who want to conquer the world with King Ghidorah. The dragon begins to fly towards the Earth, but finds itself faced with Biollante who now lives in space debris. During combat, King Ghidorah strikes Biollante with its gravity beams. Biollante absorbs the essence of its power and then becomes a plant-like King Ghidorah clone. But even with Biollante's enhancements, it is still defeated. The Futurians' saucer is destroyed and their plan fails forcing them to live incognito among humans. The next chapter is devoted to a group of fishermen sailing peacefully by telling the story of Yamata no Orochi, until Godzilla arises before them. Orochi appears and does battle with Godzilla. Wanting to get a good look at the monsters, one of the sailors began to go towards them. But, he got too close to the edge of the boat and fainted causing him to fall into the water. When he wakes up, the fight is finished and he and his friends find themselves shipwrecked on a raft. The following chapters are humorous adventures and show us "behind the scenes" with a stuntman born and bred to embody Godzilla on the screen. The final chapter features a small Godzilla who is captured by soldiers of the US Navy who want to take him home, but an adult Godzilla appears and reduces their ship to pieces.

Classic 1976 manga adaptation of the 1974-1984 Japanese action figure series, Microman (aka Micronauts in the west). A young boy meets tiny super-powered heroes and joins them to fight a giant alien menace–the Acroyear–piloting his own miniature giant (?) robot!

In the mid-1990's, Yasuhiro Imagawa adapted Mitsuteru Yokoyama's original manga, Giant Robo, into a 7-part OVA series entitled Giant Robo: The Animation - The Day the Earth Stood Still. Imagawa's adaption strayed far from Yokoyama's Giant Robo, featuring a mostly original storyline which included characters and elements pulled from several other Yokoyama projects, such as Tetsujin 28 and Babel II. Giant Robo: The Day the Earth Burned is another story set in the universe created in Giant Robo: The Animation, in which young Daisaku Kusama commands Giant Robo, the mightiest robot of our world, in the battle against the underground terrorist organization known as Big Fire.

The Izanami High School soccer team is reeling after one of their own, Masaki, is killed unexpectedly in a traffic accident. It seems impossible to fill the gaping hole left in the team by Masaki's death. However, with one player short, they won't be able to go to any of the championships they had all dreamed about before. One day, a mysterious transfer student, Amakusa Kain, tries out for the soccer team, and his skills stun the team's ace! Will Kain be the push they need to move forward from this tragedy as a team and begin once again to chase their championship dreams?

Great Mazinger starts after the defeat of Mazinger Z. Tetsuya Tsurugi is the new protagonist, piloting the powerful Great Mazinger, a creation of the once thought dead Kenzo Kabuto, the father of Koji Kabuto. This time the enemy is the Mycene Empire and its powerful robots.

Yanagawa Rikka is a student from Armeria, a school where only 30 students are attending. Little did Rikka realized that she was actually the one chosen by God to protect the world from the almighty God of the Death.

The Muromachi Period was a time when nightfall brought true darkness. Set in this era of gloom, the tale of GAGOZE, a violent demon feared even by the monsters, is about to begin!

The world is said to exist with yang, the world of humans and yin, the world of mythical beasts in conflict with each other. A long time ago, two clans who were involved in an unending war exchanged an inviolable pledge and started living in their own worlds. At that time, the king who ruled over all the mythical beasts gave his own sword to the human queen whom he dearly loved and vowed that if the queen or her descendants ever fall into danger, he himself and his descendants will surely come to save them… And now, when the third war is about to begin, a beautiful swordsman with the blood of the king of beasts had a fateful encounter with the aloof king of mythical beasts, and the story begins!

What would happen if you took a normal three-year old Japanese kid, flew him to Nevada, and then raised him on stories of feudal Japan? "I'm Doushirou" would happen. Now, twelve years later, Doushirou is back in Japan and is facing the difference between what he's been told all his life and what his own eyes and ears are telling him.

New cop Asuku finds himself assigned to a special unit of inhuman police agents, tracking down similarly inhuman targets. Only time will tell which will kill Asuku first, a rogue criminal... or his partner.

The final act of 7SEEDS. What became of the people who survived to the end? Young men and women were cryogenically frozen as part of the “7SEEDS Project” in order to prevent the destruction of mankind. They came together and safely escaped from the collapsing underground. After taking on such daring struggles, they are determined to survive in this world, and they have now begun working to build a new “life” on the island of Sado.

The "Seven Deadly Sins," a group of evil knights who conspired to overthrow the kingdom of Britannia, were said to have been eradicated by the Holy Knights, although some claim that they still live. Ten years later, the Holy Knights have staged a Coup d'état and captured the king, becoming the new, tyrannical rulers of the kingdom. Elizabeth, the king's third daughter, sets out on a journey to find the "Seven Deadly Sins," and to enlist their help in taking back the kingdom.