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Hyakka is the guardian diety of the newly developed Ayasaki village. She’s a freeloader who lives in the village’s only cafe, Warabi. Like Ayasaki itself, her powers are still developing. As such, she has to draft the son of Warabi’s owner, Akira, into helping her with her daily efforts.
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Original webcomic: http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list.nhn?titleId=25695&weekday=tue
A humorous short about a shopkeeper, two kids, and a little magic.
For 10 years, the U.S. Navy base in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, was the home port of the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk. But in 2008, Kitty Hawk was replaced by the USS George Washington, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. There have been protests against the deployment of the George Washington in Japan. The Navy's public relations campaign includes a manga that puts a human face on the aircraft carrier. The face belongs to Petty Officer Third Class Jack Ohara, a fictional character who is newly assigned to the carrier as it sets sail for Japan. The manga, titled after the ship's hull number, does not address nuclear safety directly, instead subtly implying that it is a non-issue by having the crew go about their business without any apparent concern on the topic. The real focus is on the day-to-day lives of Jack and his crewmates.
The story which follows the adventure of Takeo, the most unfortunate girl of the universe. Takeo goes to school and lives alone in an inn called Hyakkisô (the manor of 100 demons). The life of the young Takao will begin to change the day she sees the youkai...
From DVD Asia.com: Left to the naive but good-hearted high school girl Cha Young-mi's own devices after the tragic loss of her parents, Young-mi is determined to overcome whatever hardships the future may bring in order to complete her education. Through the help of an invisible benefactor who pays for her tuition fees and other necessary expenses, Young-mi is able to finish her studies and is offered her dream job as program writer for a radio station. It is there that she meets and falls in love with her colleague Kim Joon-hoo. After Young-mi discovers a desperate message left behind by the former owner of her computer she decides to do something to help this heartbroken person …
Lang-bee knows the value of money. After her mother runs a vitamin drug scam and goes on the lam, Lang-bee is alone to fend for herself. Lang-bee repays the people scammed by her mom with the money she makes working for her fellow students. When she pursues her love interest in Dan Won, the rich, emotional heir to a corporate empire. Lang-bee competes against Yuka Lee, her nemesis, in the chase for Dan Won. Who will she choose?
The fourth official anthology for Love Live! School Idol Project. Each chapter is done by a different artist. Cover: Sasaki Mustumi 1. µ's Appeal Battle! by Yurikawa 2. Because Love is Blind. by Haruka Chiruwo 3. Den Den Den. by Yamane Masato 4. µ’s Backstage. by Shiroi Hakuto 5. Pancakes with Smiles on the Side. by Touya Tsugumi 6. I Want to Eat ☆ White Rice. by Hinata Nonoka 7. Soaps Get Smaller If You Rub Them. by Miduki Maya 8. In the Middle of the Dream. by Bcoca 9. Doki Doki Kimodameshi. by yumi 10. Battle, General Winter. by Takasaka Donten 11. UmiNico Movie Date. by Riku Riku
From TokyoPop: The “legendary”, “mysterious” aesthetics group at school, known as The Knockout Makers (a.k.a. KOM), accept commissions/requests/jobs, for free, for pretty girls in need with a desire to be beautiful. Through their endeavors to achieve beauty, we learn a little more about their female clients and the trials and tribulations teenage girls must endure.
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