Genre - Sci Fi

The unexpected emergency brought the earth straightforwardly into the OL period, and all humankind was decreased to the palm of obscure powers. Everybody turned into a five star trumpet. In the remorseless time of the frail and the solid, the secondary school understudy Ye Hao could just ascent to three. Level, when he was going to bite the dust, inadvertently opened the ruler's record redesign framework, can Ye Hao become the most grounded lord?

Honjou Kaede was invited to play a VRMMO by her friend Shiromine Risa. I don't despise games, but things that are painful are a little...no, I despise it extremely, very much. Eh! Would putting stats on defense power lessen the suffering? Then, it's the only place I can put it, isn't it? right? Make it very hard into defense powers, Here I come!

One of the Japanese promos calls it "Da Vinci Code meets Jurassic Park". I think that sums it up pretty nicely. It's got dinosaurs, spies, intrigue, action, and conspiracy, all rendered in lovely film noir-esque art with a little fan service cherry on top (Lily!). And for the slightly geeky, it's got cool (and sometimes obscure) references to art, literature, film, history, science... you name it. Definitely a manga for adults!

Jiya is an alien and a galaxy patrol member on a mission to Earth. His first encounter with humankind is rescuing a rich party girl, Kaede, and her chauffeur Kyuumonji Yukio from mountain bandits. Using Kyuumonji's body as a host, Jiya is going to check out rumors of a recent infestation of "vampires" on Earth that are attacking beautiful young women.

It is now the time for the irregulars. In 1945 the world changed. Physicists open the gates to hell when the bomb fell. Science collapsed and the world was filled with irregulars. Individuals who possessed power since birth. Eiji Hongo, 17 years old has the power to control the God of Swords Reppu. Together with this friends, they plan to unite West Dragon city. (Source: mangafreak)

This series is the reboot to the original Weekly Shonen Jump series Juuki Ningen Jumbor (Jumbor Barutronica). This manga takes place in an alternate universe from the original story, but features many of the same characters. Baru Craw died during the start of Genber's World Construction Project. However, he wakes up 10 years later as a jumbor. MIKAMI Hiromasa is the story writer for the series. His name can also be credited as MIUE Yuma.

Suchan Jang is a phenomenal undergrad at the highest point of the social natural way of life. However, under the ideal exterior, he conceals a couple of bug wings that abruptly developed when he utilized a baffling bug splash called "Wilderness Juice." Suchan's life disintegrates when he exposes his wings to the world to save somebody's life. At the point when all expectation appears to be lost, Suchan coincidentally finds a secret universe of bug people where everybody is acknowledged for what they are. In any case, the law of the wilderness oversees this mysterious society and all should fight for themselves to endure.

Jutten! is about a boy who goes to his first day of high school, thinking it will be full of awesome (pervy) meetings with sexy girls and whatnot, but instead has a lot of bad luck and gets peed on by a dog--amongst other things. A girl who uses her bike to drive over his ass sorta helps him and gives him a handkerchief with a 10 yen coin in it (hence the the series title) and ... very plausible stuff happens afterwards.

In the process of growing up, one gains greater freedom and is given more responsibilities at the same time. For Isaki, who had just turned 16, this adventure and challenge comes through his neighbor s Piper Cub. In exchange for paying gas bills and making deliveries, he is given the chance to meet new people and expand his horizons.

Front-line stories of the Defense Force not covered in the main series!

The story took place in a world plagued by Shocker, a mysterious terrorist organization. To assist its plan in world domination, Shocker recruited its agents through kidnapping, turning them into mutant cyborgs and, ultimately, brainwashing them. However, one of the victims was rescued just before the final step, and his name was Takeshi Hongo. With his sanity and moral conscience remaining intact, Hongo assumed the identity of the grasshopper-looking altered human ( kaizo ningen?) superhero Kamen Rider and battled Shocker with his newly acquired powers.

A lonely and bleak-spirited police officer named Taki Kazuya works in America, though the fires that once drove him seem to have burnt out. A supernatural attack on children - his friends - revives the fire that once burned brightly within! Together with the help of Kamen Rider 1, Hongo Takeshi, he drives off the threat. However, he learns that there is a greater threat looming on the horizon and sets out to find Kamen Rider 2, Ichimonji Hayato. Kamen Rider Spirits is the continuation of the classic Kamen Rider story - a shounen action adventure that tells the tale of upstanding heroes and their fight against evil! (Source: B-U Manga)

Fuuto Detective is a manga adaptation and sequel of the 2009 series Kamen Rider W which will be published in Weekly Big Comic Spirits. Written by Riku Sanjo (W, Fourze, Drive) and drawn by Masaki Sato. The Dopants in this manga are designed by Katsuya Terada and supervised by Hideaki Tsukada.

February 23rd, 20XX. Looking for a job in the famous TV station at Odaiba, college senior Jin Mishima attended the recruitment orientation. Not far away from the station, Nanako Okano, a gothic lolita trying to attend a concert, found out that her friends tricked her about the concert ticket because of jealousy. The two bumped into each other and reunited -- they were junior high classmates -- moments before an earthquake of Richter Scale 8.1 turned the island (the entire city, in fact) into ruins. From here on, 51 Ways is a predictable but remarkably believable survival adventure. Based on a well-researched novel by Minoru Watanabe, the series paints a picture not quite as explicit and horrifying as ones in other apocalyptic fiction, but one that is frightening in its detail. Like many of Furuya s other works, we are also shown just how fragmented and superficial Japanese youth has become: gals, rock stars, Gothic Lolita s, otaku, salarymen, ganguro, and schoolgirls are all here in their self-imposed stereotypical, shallow glory. But while the ugliness of the fragmentation of Tokyo youth is striking - these people all come together in the face of disaster in a way that is ultimately hopeful. When you strip off the posing and expensive clothing: we are all the same. In the end, 51 Ways is one of Furuya s most optimistic and mainstream works. It would make a lovely gateway drug for more timid independant comic readers or shoujo fans looking for something with a bit more bite. (Source: ANN & Anime Online)

Adaptation of the Psycho-Pass anime. In the near future, it is possible to instantaneously measure a person's mental state, personality, and the probability that a person will commit crimes with technology called the Dominator. Just thinking about a crime can make you guilty, and in this world there is no mercy for criminals. Detectives work in pairs -one Enforcer and one Inspector- with Enforcers delivering lethal justice, and Inspectors making sure their partners don't take things too far. The story follows an Enforcer Shinya K?gami, who must solve and manage crimes in this dark future.