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The arc follows volume 19 of the light novel.
Read Extraordinary World! I, a vampire… / 超凡世界!我,吸血… / Chāofán Shìjiè! Wǒ, Xīxuè… Ten years ago, when faced with an alien civilization’s invasion, Earth’s “Extraordinary” ability users not only stood up to fight back, but also transferred their powers into “ability books” for ordinary people to learn. After humanity joined forces to repel the alien invaders, Earth had already become a world where only “ability users” reign supreme. Today, Quinn—whose parents died in battle and who has no money to buy an “ability book”—steps through the gates of the military academy. What no one knows is that he is desperately craving blood…
Those who can draw a Mind Sword are called "Warriors". Ellon sets off on a journey to become one, but the warriors he dreamed of turn out to be nothing more than brutal killing machines. Will Ellon overcome this harsh reality and become a true warrior?
During his 33-year reign, Emperor Kangxi released a proclamation called "The Relocation of Huguang People to Sichuan". This edict demanded that inhabitants from different regions including Hunan, Hubei, and Guangdong relocate to Sichuan, which ultimately became known as "Huguang to Sichuan". Various individuals questioned whether there had been military conflicts that had diminished the populace of the former Land of Abundance, while others speculated that there was a certain allure in Sichuan that compelled people to settle there.
Written off as nothing more than a useless bag boy, Mihama Ariake is driven out of the hero’s party he had been traveling with. However, his true strength is in his unlimited use of all extant skills, a power directly bestowed upon him by God—and it is God’s will that he use those skills to back up the hero’s party. Freed from that duty, he goes where his whims lead him, running into many surprising people and unexpected things along the way. Based on a wildly popular novel published by Square Enix, join Ariake as he and his invincibility carve out a new path! (Source: Square Enix)
The engagement between Scarlet, a noblewoman from a ducal family and the Second Prince Kyle was suddenly annulled during the ball. She had been falsely accused of harassing a girl called Terenezza, daughter to a baron, whom the Prince doted on heavily. Condemned by everyone around her, forced to burden all manner of crimes, she finally decided enough was enough. "Before I leave here, may I ask for one final thing?" As the crowd threw their boos and jeers, and that good looking guy flung his insults, her palm spun like a drill, and the ballroom floor was stained with blood. (Source: AlphaPolis, translated)
Learn the Pokémon TCG the Fun Way, with Manga! This guide-manga makes the brand-new Pokémon Card Game: Scarlet & Violet easy to learn. Meet rookie players Retsuto and Retsuhito. Follow their adventures, enjoy the comics, and watch your own Poké-card skills soar! (Source: Amazon Japan, edited)
Upon arriving on Earth, Kid Muscle, son of the renowned wrestler King Muscle, discovers a malevolent wrestling gang known as dMp wreaking havoc. The dMp members are peculiar, vile, and possess unprecedented strength that is out of this world. Kid Muscle's strategy: assemble a group that is even more unconventional than the dMp. The ensuing outcome is a powerhouse melee that shakes the planet to its core, with bodies slammed and power unleashed, sending Earth flying over the top rope!
The son of an orc and a female knight, our lead character Oruku faced constant harassment from his fellow orcs due to his resemblance to his mother. He sought love and acceptance from demi-human girls, but his lineage caused them to reject him. In response, he awakens his true potential and devises a plan to become the strongest warrior ever, hoping to win over a harem of stunning women.