A long-running web-manga hosted by Neetsha, by Muu-Muu.

Taking place on the fictional continent of Elibe and staring Roy, the son of Fire Emblem protagonist Eliwood. Roy leads the League of Lycia's army against the forces of the militant country of Bern shortly after his father falls ill. The story begins when King Zephiel, ruler of the kingdom of Bern, finishes the brutal conquest of Ilia and Sacae and sets his sights on Lycia. With the war coming to his own country, Roy is sent home to lead Pherae's army to oppose Bern, but soon after he meets Guinevere, the princess of Bern and Zephiel's younger sister, who has escaped from her homeland to search for a way to stop the imminent war between Bern and Lycia. Upon the death of marquess Hector, Roy carries on the Lycian League and makes many promises: to protect Princess Guinevere and Hector's beloved daughter, the mage Lilina, and most importantly, to save the entire continent from Zephiel's mysterious thirst for world domination. But this story's hero is Al, son of a Bernian blacksmith. After turning 15, he left his home with his father's sword to go on an adventure in this continent bound for war. Side Story of Fire Emblem - The Binding Blade (Gameboy Advance Videogame).

Ageha Yoshina is a self-confident high school student who helps others for a fee. On his way back from a job, he finds a strange calling card with the word "Psyren" imprinted left behind in a phone booth and decides to keep it, unaware of its purpose. The very next day, Ageha discovers that his classmate Sakurako Amamiya has the exact same calling card in her possession. When he questions her, Sakurako asks him to save her, signaling the day his troubles begin. Confused by the circumstances of this encounter, Ageha realizes something is wrong when Sakurako goes missing. In an attempt to figure out what is happening, he decides to call the number provided on the calling card and is asked a series of questions by a mysterious voice, ending with a final, cryptic question: "Would you like to go to Psyren?" Thus begins two teenagers' participation in a game of life or death within a strange world inhabited by monsters called "Taboo." Granted the ability to use psychic powers known as "PSI," the duo fight to return to the place they call home.

Rumor has it, if you sit on a particular bench in the park and repeat "Dear Angel, please help me…" three times, one will in fact descend to your aid. It's true and all, but this angel's appearance will be that of a boorish middle-aged man, and the only thing he'll do for you is listen to your worries and, in some rare cases, give you a little push.

One day Shirogane Takeru wakes up late, wondering why Sumika or Meiya didn't wake him up that morning. Not seeing any signs of them he gets a bit worried, and goes out of his house only to see the town he lived all his life in ruins, and that, to his joy, there are real life giant robots. After getting past the initial shock he convinces himself that it must be a dream and decides to enjoy it as much as he can. Takeru, still skeptical about his situation, decides to join the military in order to pilot a mech. Soon he finds out the terrible truth behind the reason the world is in ruins, and meets people that look exactly like his friends from his original world.

The hero has defeated the Demon Lord and peace has returned to the land, but some day in the distant future, the Demon Lord will return. In order to ensure that the hero's bloodline will remain to defeat him once again, women from across the world have been gathered to form a harem and bear his children. The series follows the various (and often incredibly lewd) conversations the members of the harem have to kill time as they wait for their turn with the hero, and for their children to be born afterwards. Note: The series is published in a seinen magazine by Cool Kyoushinsha, but under the name Kuruki Kaname, which he generally uses for hentai.

Wanted! is a collection of One-Shots created by Eiichiro Oda, the mangaka of One Piece. It includes Romance Dawn, the pre-serialization chapter for One Piece, and a few others.

In the not too distant future, mankind battles over O-Parts, relics from an ancient civilization. It takes a special kind of person to unlock the full potential of these remnants from the past, and a unique breed of humans known as O.P.T.s (or O-Parts Tacticians) become a force to be reckoned with. Unfortunately, O-Parts can be used for good or evil purposes. Jio is a young boy with a tragic past who only trusts one thing in the world: money. Little does he suspect that he is actually a very powerful O.P.T., and inside him sleeps a demon of incredible ferocity. He meets up with a girl named Ruby, and together they decide to embark on a dangerous quest to discover as many O-Parts as they can. Will Jio help Ruby realize her dream of becoming a world famous treasure hunter? More importantly, will Ruby help Jio realize his dream of–world domination?!

After losing his memories in a traffic accident 3 years ago, Haru is now living with Kiriyuu, his saviour and legal guardian. But after a school trip where he and his friends wander in an ancient lab, Haru discovers that there might be more to his lost memories than he thought.

The office of the Time Eliminator offers a unique service, the ability to eliminate an event that happened in the past. Rex, the man with the power to travel through time, may look young, but he's a professional. He goes back in time well-prepared, with various gadgets and even an earpiece for communication with his support in the present. While Rex typically takes on cases for profit, he's also particularly looking for ones that might give him a chance to obtain a magical "Babylon Item". -NOTE- This series is AXED, it has no ending whatsoever, read at your own risk.

Oogami is a detective by day and exorcist by night, solving cases and hunting spirits together with his ghostly assistant Kazari. One day, a mysterious package with horrifying contents arrives in Oogami's mail, the only clue to its sender being the name of a remote village: Shirasunamura. [Wikipedia](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%99%BD%E7%A0%82%E6%9D%91)

They believed that every time they took a life, they brought happiness to another... Before becoming Night Raid's deadliest ally, Akame was a young girl bought by the Empire and raised as an assassin whose sole purpose was to slaughter everything in her path. Because that's what makes people happy...right? Discover Akame's shocking past in Akame ga KILL! Zero, the prequel to the hit series Akame ga KILL!

Beat has always dreamed of being the Golden Hero of Totia. He made a pact with his best friend Ricercare (Rice for short) to join forces to annihilate the demon king in order to achieve this aim. Yet a twist of fate causes him to abandon his goals and fight alongside Rice to protect the demons. Just how will they fare against the entire nation of Totia? And can Beat protect Rice from the hero of Totia before it's too late?

Iwakura Kazumi is currently down on his luck after his company goes down. While trying to rebuild his business and in need of a place to stay, he takes up the caretaker position at the Maneki Neko Jinja, a small shrine built by his great-grandmother in honor of cats. But he soon finds out that he has to share the space with someone–or something: three bakeneko who have been living there for a long time, and who seem to know his great-grandmother. Now he has to learn how to deal not only with the three cats, but also with the people who come and go to the shrine.

Bound by the promise of a wish granted, magical girls are charged with battling the wraiths that move unseen through the masses of Mitakihara and devour the passions of their human prey. Mami, Kyouko, and Sayaka are of one mind when it comes to fighting these entities, but their task is hindered by squabbles within the group. Mami fears Sayaka and Kyouko will never see eye to eye, even as a giant wraith unlike any they’ve ever fought threatens to make a feast of them all! [Yen Press]

Manaka is good at archery, but she hates it because her father forced her into it and the other members of the high school archery club hate her for being better than them. While she’s feeling down, she gets caught up in the battle between a gun-wielding woman and a tank, after which she succeeds the woman’s magicannon, a device that lets her turn into Yongou, the personification of a WW2-era tank. With her newfound meaning of life, Manaka and the new friends she meets take on the Nine Old Guns from an organisation that may be striving for world peace or world destruction.

A dark and stormy night… A haunted mansion… Shrieking maniacal laughter… On Pomello Island, a wayward genius named Enji has finally decoded the Encyclopedia of Summoning and with it the knowledge to summon and control the dreaded Yellow Dragon. The power of the Yellow Dragon is to command all the animals of the world; and with it Enji plans to at last gain fame, respect, and the affections of his beloved Moegi-san. The conditions are right, the huge egg opens, and out walks… a little girl? Enji's plans for world domination and winning the love of Moegi-san just fell apart. Or have they…

From on high, the gods make sport of the mortals who toil below them. None know the cruelty of these beings better than Ganymede, a beautiful prince who was torn away from his family by the gods’ divine hands. Granted immortality, Ganymede now whiles away his days in an inescapable miniature garden for the amusement of the gods, particularly Apollo. But the gods themselves are no strangers to the boredom of eternal life, and as Ganymede quickly discovers, they will do anything to keep themselves entertained, both at his expense and at one another’s…

The story focuses around Makoto, a student who talent is making stuffed toys. He starts researching the mysterious disease going around called 'Sudden Death Syndrome' after finding out that his latest creation looks like the mysterious stuffed rabbit rumored to be causing it.

From Storm in Heaven: They are coming, and Kazuki must find a way to harness the power of the Falcon before They come to kill him. But becoming the Official Falcon is no easy task, and even if he succeeds in awakening the Falcon's power, there are rules he must follow in order to capture Them. If Kazuki's conscience cannot maintain control over the Falcon's power, he risks falling to Their level, and facing an unknown destiny. His aspirations are no game, for failure means death…or worse.

The Prophet spoke of a day when the taking of human lives will lead to the end of the world, destroyed by an unending winter and a snow that covers the earth. Only by killing Kuroto, the harbinger of destruction, can the world be saved - and the only one who can do that is Hanashiro, the Savior. But when they meet, they discover that neither wants the role he has been given - and as they grow closer, they realize that neither wants to live in a world where only one of them can survive. But how can they overcome this fateful prophecy and their opposing roles in it? The last winter is fast approaching….

Eight short stories: 1. Box Seat About the silent exchange between a man and a woman on the train. 2. Kanojo to Kare (Boy and Girl) (3 parts) A seductive beauty gets entranced by the strait-laced school boy who helped her out. 3. Thank You A man in black perfoms an incredible choreography on the train. 4. Motto Motto...! (More...and More!) About the encounter between an art student and his muse. 5. Hana Seigaku Kan no Hi (Heavenly Home Ec) Visit the most popular maid café in town and meet lots of beautiful girls plus one unusual maid. 6. Aoi Udedokei (The Blue Wristwatch) What is a man to do when he gets hold of a wristwatch that is said to enable its first-time user to rewind the past ten minutes? 7. Hana Chibo (Five-Fingered Flower) An extraordinary case of pickpocketing disrupts a town's peaceful everyday life. 8. Haruhiko Kikou (Haruhiko the Eccentric) In a rural village, pair of siblings decide to accomodate a travelling mystigician

Wild Rose From Storm in Heaven: Saotome Masahiko is a plant fanatic who just transferred into his dream school, where he finds out that one of his classmates, Tendou Tasuku, is actually a highly-evolved plant. Tasuku is aloof and not exactly fond of humans, but can Masahiko's innocence win him over? Despite their differences, is it possible for super plants and humans to coexist side by side …and even become… friends?

Soko starts feeling sick soon after moving to a new city, apparently for no reason. As beautiful as she is, a lot of guys start to bother her, especially Kashi. While trying to rape her, Kashi disappears and after a few days another guy shows up pretending to be Kashi. And everyone but Soko believes him! He tells her he is Akira the Byakko, from the family of the West. Because she is the reincarnation of Souryo, the queen of the Oni from the family of the East, a monster that eats humans to stay alive, he must destroy her and erase her genes from Earth. He is the only one who can kill her and the one that must do so. Soko is desperate. Is she really a monster? Why does she have human memories? Why does she have to die? Will she be able to change her destiny and stay alive? from SIH