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Twenty-four countries are locked in a century-long war, all vying for control of the island of Wakoku. A young girl named Hinowa joins the army of the Soukai nation in order to end the war once and for all, but is killed in battle. Now her daughter Hinata, takes up her name and plans to finish what her mother started.
A witch has stayed single for 300 years. Is this finally her lucky break?
After his professor hurts his back, Hakaba is left to continue his research in communications and languages. Boarding a hot air balloon, Hakaba lands in the World of Monsters. There, he meets the half-werewolf, half-human child, Susuki, and the two learn about each other’s culture and language.
The year is 1991 and 6th grader Yaguchi Haruo only has video games to live for. He's not popular in school and he's neither handsome, funny, nice nor even friendly. The only thing he has going for him is that he is good at video games. One day at the local arcade, he plays Oono Akira, a fellow classmate but who's popular, smart, pretty and a rich girl that absolutely destroys him at Street Fighter II. Not only does he lose to her 30 times in a row, he can’t beat her at any game. Haruo can’t seem to shake Akira off as she follows him from arcade to arcade everyday after school and beats him every time. As weird as it sounds, the odd couple begins a strange bond and friendship. Third runner-up for the 2013 Manga Taisho Awards.
Vampires exist. It is the duty of Hellsing, an organization sponsored by the British government, to hide that frightening fact and protect the blissfully unaware populace. Along with its own personal army, Hellsing also has a few secret weapons. Alucard, an incredibly powerful vampire, has been controlled by Hellsing for years. Although he dislikes being a servant to the Hellsing family, he certainly enjoys his job as Hellsing’s vampire exterminator. Seras is a fledgling vampire and a former police woman. Although reluctant to embrace her new self, she is still a valuable member of the organization. Integra Hellsing, the current leader, is usually fully capable of fulfilling her duty, but lately, vampire activity has been on the rise. Unfortunately, the cause is more alarming than anything she could have imagined. A group long thought dead has been plotting in secret since their apparent destruction over 50 years ago. Plotting to plunge England, and perhaps the entire world, into war.
Japanese players are striving to pursue professional careers both domestically and internationally following their participation in the World Youth competition. Their ultimate goal is to compete in the World Cup 2002, hosted by Korea and Japan. To achieve this objective, they need to enhance their skills by participating in diverse domestic and international club events.
A Genius who Fell into darkness. The God of the Underworld. Akagi runs from a game of chicken where he almost died, to a Mahjong parlour where a man loses all his money to the yakuza. Akagi, who is only thirteen, tells the loser that his game needs improvement (although Akagi himself has never played before). Akagi replaces him in the game, and so a legend is born. When the police come to check on the place to see if the kid that ran from the game of chicken is there the yakuza deny that Akagi was involved. In the end the policeman invites Akagi to a much more organized Mahjong game and from there, the legend of the Genius who Fell into Darkness continues to grow.
During a heavy rainstorm, a woman discovers a strange creature hanging around on the street. To find shelter, the being offers her an umbrella and pleads for a place to stay. Mesmerized by its resourcefulness, the lady takes in the dog-like being and embarks on a lifelong adventure as companions.
Fried and his pupil, Lyle, face off against the demon lord in a fierce battle. After a grueling fight, Fried emerges victorious and proclaims his intention to bring an end to the war. However, as he moves to deliver the final blow, Lyle betrays him with a surprise attack from behind. Despite the fatal strike, Fried awakens to find himself beside a demon girl who inexplicably refers to him as the demon lord. He soon learns that he has been reborn as the leader of the demon race and must now defend his people while battling against his former allies.
Susumu Nakoshi is a middle-aged man who spends his days between a lavish first-class hotel and a park full of homeless people. One day, an eccentric young man approaches Nakoshi in search of subjects willing to partake in trepanation—the procedure of drilling a hole in the skull. This mysterious person claims that Nakoshi is the perfect man for the experiment. Initially rejecting the offer, he doubles back on his decision after his car gets towed off. Nakoshi agrees to let Manabu Ito, a 22-year-old medical student, drill a hole in his skull in exchange for 700,000 yen. The procedure bears no results at first, with Nakoshi showing no abnormalities. This normalcy comes to an abrupt end, however, when Nakoshi begins seeing the homunculus in every person. With his perception distorted, how will Nakoshi face these homunculi?
You are reading 5 Minutes with You at a Convenience Store manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Comedy, Romance, Slice of life genres, written by Nozomi Ichinaga at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. 5 Minutes with You at a Convenience Store has 98 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add 5 Minutes with You at a Convenience Store to your bookmark. This is comic about a high-school student's convenience store and OL (+ ). There is age difference & height difference.
From Anime News Network Tatsumi Karasawa becames the owner of host club "Shinijuku Sokai" in only two days. He leads a group of amateurs who aren't afraid of gangsters, police, or so-called "professional" organizations. Without fear, he walks the difficult path leading straight to the top. In 2002 Heat received the Shogakukan Manga Award for general manga.
