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Kasane are spirits who latch onto the shadows of people's hearts. But as long as Yayoi and Aoba are around, evil spirits won't be hurting any students at the school! Beautiful art and occult action! The door to the unknown has now been opened...
Once the shame of his family, now a maxed-out memory martial arts cheat character?! After dying and awakening, he returns to the front lines—this time he’s truly not a loser!
Against odds of 0.0000001%, he becomes an apostle serving the [Deity of Abundance]. It’s clearly an agriculture-related deity… yet his basic skill is decapitation. One swing and the farming’s done. Crop processing, done in a snap. – Selling a health supplement that’s really good, but impossible to explain.
In a world where everyone else possesses the innate ability to power up quartz, the energy source driving all machines, Rygart Arrow is the exception. Fortunately for him, the King and Queen of his nation Krisna are former classmates. Yet, this connection also extends to Zess, the commander of the enemy mech army attacking Krisna. Arrow, as usual, feels helpless in the midst of war. However, his discovery of a potent, ancient battle suit inaccessible to others may alter his fate. With a unique capability to proficiently operate the suit, Arrow could become the pivotal figure in the conflict.
In a city plagued by future disasters and extreme economic inequality, identifying humans with cybernetic enhancements proves daunting for Roy Revant's role as a rogue bounty hunter and bodyguard for hire. However, when a young girl with extraordinary strength rescues him from a perilous criminal, Roy discovers that unexpected support can come from the most unlikely places. Alongside a few allies, they embark on an epic battle to uncover the secrets of the powerful corporations that purport to benefit society. Meanwhile, Solty, a memory-less android on the run from the RUC Security Bureau, finds refuge in Roy's protective custody, eventually becoming his adoptive daughter after he is hired as Miranda's bodyguard.
At the Time Eliminator, a one-of-a-kind service can eliminate a past event. Despite his youthful looks, Rex, a time traveler, is a seasoned professional who comes equipped with gadgets and a communication device to aid him in his trips to the past. While Rex usually accepts cases for financial gain, he's searching for opportunities to acquire the mystical "Babylon Item." In the inaugural case of the series, the final living descendant of Fred Abberline seeks out Rex's assistance. Abberline was part of the sleuths who failed to solve Jack the Ripper's heinous murders, which has doomed the Abberline lineage. Could it be that someone in history employed the Babylon Item, causing the family's misfortune? Rex must journey back to the Jack the Ripper era to discover the root of the curse and neutralize it to free the Abberline clan.
Bekku Nanaki, a clairvoyant who could foresee disasters, moved to Tokyo from a rural area to escape from her visions. While residing there, she narrowly avoids being crushed by a billboard during a calamity on the street, but a mobile fish merchant saves her life. The next day, she recognizes the kind stranger as Banjou Kizaki, her former schoolmate who was held back in school for his alleged bad luck that caused accidents and incidents. Despite his reputation, she becomes fascinated by his peculiar behavior when he explains it as having the power to change the future.
In an era where there are no books and everyone has to memorise all the mantras and sutras of Buddhism, Taoism, etc. Watch me introduce novels and wuxia to become a Saint and enter in a new era of spiritual cultivation.
Astro must defeat terrifying aliens and receive training from the strict knight Tiamat to save the planet. Can a young boy like Astro rise up to become a true prince and rescue the planet?
In the distant future, specifically in After Colony 195, Earth is encompassed by orbiting space colonies. The colonists are subjected to harsh mistreatment at the hands of the Earth Alliance, using massive humanoid machines known as "mobile suits" to gain control over them. The perpetrator of this oppression is a clandestine organization referred to as "Oz," which has infiltrated the Alliance's military and lead it down the path of repression. The day has come for the space colonies to launch a counterattack. Five young pilots are entrusted with high-tech mobile suits dubbed "Gundams," and are dispatched to Earth with the intention of conducting guerilla warfare against Oz and the Alliance puppets under their command. The battle to determine the fate of humanity has begun...
Rikka, also known as Asterisk, is an Academy City situated on water, and it hosts the world's largest stage for an integrated battle entertainment called the "Star Wars Festival." In this festival, young boys and girls belonging to six academies, known as the "Starpulse Generation," compete with each other for supremacy, wielding Shining Armaments to fulfill their wishes. Amagiri Ayato is one of the participants. Ayato visited Rikka at the invitation of Claudia, the Student Council President of Seidoukan Academy. However, he soon found himself in a duel with the "Petalblaze Witch" Julis after earning her wrath. This marks the beginning of the most significant academy battle entertainment.
Set ten years after the events of Gundam F91, the tale revolves around Seabook Arno and Cecily Fairchild who uncover Crux Dogatie's scheme to invade Earth with the Jupiter Empire. In response, Cecily restores Crossbone Vanguard under her birth name, "Berah Ronah," who pose as space pirates to attack the Jupiter Energy Fleet. Seabook, known as "Kinkedo Nau," is one of the top pilots of the revamped Vanguard, alongside veteran Zabine Chareux. The narrative unravels through the eyes of Tobia Arronax, a teenage Newtype who inadvertently gets involved in the confrontation between the Jupiter Empire and the Crossbone Vanguard. While many Gundam aficionados were left underwhelmed by Gundam F91, Crossbone Gundam is lauded as one of Gundam's best due to its appealing characters, astute narration, and one-of-a-kind "pirate Gundam" designs. One cannot help but ponder how Gundam F91 would have fared had the original plan of a 52-episode TV series been fulfilled instead of compressing it into a two-hour movie.
