Manga Genre

Chihiro is left homeless with supposedly no relatives after his mom died. As he worries about what to do next, his uncle shows up and plans to take care of him...or is it the other way around?

(Source: MU)

Takao's obsession with big breasts is no secret. In fact, he is so caught up admiring well-endowed women that he remains oblivious of the love for him by his childhood friend, Yoshinaga. When Takao playfully tells Yoshinaga that a girl confessed to him, the latter loses his cool and ends up taking his friend by force. Takao half-heartedly protests every time Yoshinaga touches him, but even as his eyes wander toward buxom women, he is puzzled by his own loyalty to his fiercely possessive and short-tempered friend.

Elsewhere, a teenaged Takeharu is haunted by a tragedy: his fisherman father fell off his boat several years ago, and his body was never found. Takeharu's enigmatic cousin Toshizou, once an outstanding young man who traveled across the globe, is currently a jobless vagrant freeloading at Takeharu's place. But to Takeharu's surprise, the very cousin he abhors could hold the solution to his debilitating fear of the sea.

[Written by Animeranku Rewrite]

The Goddess Venus is jealous of the beautiful human girl Psyche and blames her pet unicorn, Unico, as Psyche's source of good luck. Venus has Unico banished, and it becomes his fate to forever journey from one place and time to the next, with the West Wind.

Unico is a little unicorn which has the ability to make everybody happy. That's something the gods don't like of course. So they send out the west wind to bring Unico to a place where Unico never will be seen again. The west-wind however isn't able to as she likes Unico too much and brings him to a lonely island instead. From there, the adventures and travels of little Unico start.

(Source: ANN)

The continent Murgenia, where they master swordsmanship and magic:
The small country Sunkwoll is in a tight spot because it's under attack of the great country Zarmine. But the general, Rain, who's reputed to be an exceptionally gifted swordsman, is against the war and won't enter the battle. But how is one supposed to wage a war like this anyway?
(Source: Storm in Heaven)

What's a guy to do when he attends an all boys' school that's next to an all girls' school? Especially when the girl he likes attends that same all girls' school? Form a strategy, make friends in high places, and concentrate on running.

(Source: Aerandria Scans)
Included one-shot: Fuyuhodoki

Cestus, a young slave, fighting for his freedom as a bare knuckle gladiator studying under a legendary gladiator who fought and drawed with the head of the imperial guards in the Roman era.

Flower Thieves takes place thousands of years after a war between humans and demons destroyed much of the life on the planet, turning the world into a scorched wasteland. Set in a dystopian future, the manga features a large group of humans on their last leg, living in the overcrowded city of Upper Hose where flowers and other flora are rare and valuable. When a plant-eating monster known as a "Flower-Thief" attacks a mysterious girl named Jechika, a young boy, Maxi, must use a forbidden ARM weapon to save her, and is subsequently expelled from the city for using illegal technology. Traveling into the wilderness with Jechika and a florist named Gi, Maxi sets off on a quest to restore the balance of nature throughout the world and make the earth habitable again.

(Source: Wild Arms Wiki)

It is a harsh and barren wasteland, where the weak aren't allowed to dream. It is also a sacred land for true men, for there is no place a man can feel more alive. This is the Gun Frontier. Sea Pirate Captain Harlock and the errant samurai, Tochirou arrive in the United States on the Western Frontier. Along with a mysterious woman they meet along the way, the two friends challenge sex rings, bandits, and corrupt sheriff. They are searching for a lost clan of Japanese immigrants, and they will tear Gun Frontier from end to end until they find it.

On January 3, 2011, ER doctor Matsuoka Tsuyoshi examines a patient presenting influenza symptoms. The next day, the patient dies from multiple-organ failure, followed by others who had shown the same symptoms. As the death toll rises, even the high-tech Japanese are at a loss over how to check the further spread of the deadly virus.

Sora somehow ended up in a science class with all boys. Now, she'll transform these untalented boys into super boys!!?
(Source: Intercross and Shoujo Crusade)
Included one-shots:
- Sakurairo Koiiro
- Sore demo Yappari Kimi ga Suki♥

Ch 1-3 Renai Kyoushuujo
Ran is terrible at love and is always getting rejected. Today’s rejection was witnessed by the most popular prince at school, Takashina-kun! Ran thought she came off as an idiot, but with Takashina supporting her efforts, Ran falls for him! That night Ran left for home late and in a seemingly empty classroom, she encountered a mysterious man in a military uniform. Did Ran discover the love training institute?

Ch 4 Unfinished Love Song

Ch 5 Forgotten Things

(Source: Starry Heaven)

Rin Hashiba has only one wish: to fall in love. Even though she doubts the existence of a god, she still prays that she will find her special someone. But her prayers are soon answered in a most peculiar way when Char, the demon king of Avalon, crashes through her roof!

When Rin demands that he fixes the damage caused, Char discovers that his magic powers have been drained and that the cure for his situation is Rin herself, specifically her virgin blood. Will Char just take what he needs and leave? Rin doesn't know, but as they grow closer to each other, she can't help but feel the burn of his smoldering eyes.

[Written by Animeranku Rewrite]

1. Ojousama to Youkai Shitsuji
2. Yamada
3. Stray Doll
4. Watashi wa

A useless but healthy daughter. One day, Hatsune's father decides to make her roommates with a fastidious boy! Kaede-kun, being fed up with how unladylike Hatsune is, decides to form a "Women's Efficiency Training System."

(Source: Intercross)

The Shirakiin house's daughter, Shirakiin Ririchiyo, who has a complex about being unable to live independently and unprotected, feels the need to move out and live on her own under the condition of residing in the mansion named "Ayakashi Kan." In this mansion, only those who have cleared a very strict examination could reside in it, and for each resident, they are accompanied with one agent of the Secret Service (S.S.). Although Ririchiyo has rejected the company of the S.S., while residing in the mansion she finds out that the agent dedicated to protecting her is actually the Fox Spirit whom she previously rescued.

Hyoudou Kaname and Shishido Makoto are two abnormally tall (over 180 cm!), sharp-eyed high school girls. That, in addition to Kaname's emotional instability and violent outbursts, has instilled a fear of the two girls in all their classmates. But, though they're bad at dealing with people, they are actually normal girls. They just want to hang out with friends, have boyfriends, and enjoy high school like other girls, but they fail whenever they try. If they don't get discouraged and continue to work at getting to know others, will a day come when they can smile and be happy? It's a high tension school comedy drawn with a unique style and tempo.
(Source: MangaHelpers)

Kosaku Shima depicts the life of Kosaku Shima, a salaryman, a Japanese white-collar worker who devotes his life to his company.

At the start of the long-running series, Shima Kosaku is a kachou, or section chief, of a huge conglomerate, Hatsushiba Electric. He is later promoted to buchou (division chief) and eventually promoted to manager and executive-director, and with each promotion the title of the series changed as well. He is now promoted to the president of Hatsushiba Electric.

The fictional conglomerate is modeled after Panasonic, or Matsushita Electric, where Hirokane worked before and is highly accurate in its portrayal of Japanese corporate culture.

(Source: Wikipedia)

A collection of stories featuring different characters from Quinrose's otome games—Arabians Lost, Heart no Kuni no Alice, Clover no Kuni no Alice, and Crimson Empire.

Alice has a new suitor—this time he's pink and furry, otherwise known as Boris, the Cheshire Cat. After being transported to the mysterious Country of Clover, Alice is relieved to discover that her friend Boris has come along. But she can't enjoy a moment's respite, as the Cheshire Cat keeps hitting on her. Should she give in to such a self-indulgent cat? While Alice wavers, their relationship is sure to evolve—for better or worse is anyone's guess. Sweet, yet dangerous. Love is risky business in Wonderland.

(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Ace, the Knight of Heart Castle, is known throughout Wonderland not only for his master swordsmanship, but for his tendency towards cruelty. Can the charming Alice Liddell mellow Ace and his violent ways? Perhaps Ace will even fall in love with Alice...if he doesn't kill her first.

(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

William Twining is one of Stratford School's top students, but despite attending a religious school, he does not believe in God or the supernatural because he is an emphatic realist and a proponent of modern science.

Although the Twinings are one of Britain's most prestigious noble families, William's missing uncle accumulated a lot of debt. One day, desperate to find anything valuable in his manor that he can sell to pay this debt, William stumbles upon a secret room in which a stranger inexplicably appears. This intruder introduces himself as Dantalion, Grand Duke of Hell.

Dantalion claims that William is the "elector" who can choose the representative Emperor of Hell, and furthermore, this authority is inherited only by descendants of the ancient wise king Solomon. William's mindset does not allow for the existence of Heaven or Hell, so naturally he denounces Dantalion as a fraud and declines to support his candidacy for Emperor. However, the demon refuses to take no for an answer, even if he must enroll at Stratford as "Dantalion Huber" in order to stay near the elector and convince him. How can William fend off this unwelcome hanger-on, and the others that are sure to follow?

[Written by Animeranku Rewrite]

Rio is a 14-year-old boy with no particular special traits, except his burning love for books. He's awkward and considered odd at best by his peers. Rio also has a twin brother, Mao. Although they look alike, they couldn't be more different. Mao is good at everything, popular, and has future plans to have a big, happy family. Despite their differences, the brothers are close.

One day, when Rio attempts to retrieve a cat that wandered into the street, he is hit by a car right in front of his brother's eyes. Everything fades to black. In the darkness, a voice offers a choice: to live or to die. Fading rapidly, Rio gives the obvious answer: to live! Turns out this was quite the loaded proposition.

Rio awakens in a world filled with foreigners and strange animals he's never seen before. That's not the only odd thing–Rio now has the form of a black cat! He quickly learns cats are revered in this world because of their special role as familiars of wizards.

(Source: the manga habit)

Long ago, Tama-tan met a boy who gave her an object and told her to wait for him. Yet, as seven years passed, Tama-tan still has not seen this boy and begins to doubt his promise. Just when she suspects that day was simply an ordinary day, she is confronted by the shocking appearance of an UFO. Finally she once again sees this bunny eared boy...only to discover that he is in search of the "Lunar Ladies", which are cadidates to becoming the Moon Princess. Unexpectly, Tama-tan becomes one of them. Yet, what is the true purpose of becoming this moon princess? - "Syuura"

Horror manga author Mr. J moves into his new house with his fiancée A-ko. Much to his chagrin, she brings two guests with her.

(Source: MU)