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Transferred to a foreign land, he inhabits the body of a disreputable demigod's offspring, wherein he is obligated to adhere to a system which assigns him duties and bestows him with benefits... Original Webcomic:, , , Official Translations:, • English: ,
Two brothers, born of the legitimate royal bloodline, are determined to oust the false king and ascend to the throne. As they hide in the reeds and plan to cross over to the neighboring country to meet their allies, a merchant warns them about a counselor with blue eyes. Original Webtoon: Daum, KakaoPage
The origins of Kujaku, a mystical youth with extraordinary paranormal abilities, remain unknown. He was born under a foreboding prophecy and raised by holy men who instilled in him principles of virtue. However, Siegfried von Mittgard, a corrupt man intent on becoming the ruler of the earth known as the 'Regent of Darkness', covets Kujaku's powers and has commanded his ruthless followers to kill him before he uncovers his true destiny. Thus, Kujaku must unravel the mystery of his past before his immense strength consumes him.
When the sorcerer Zagan decides to participate in an auction selling the goods of the now dead Archdemon Marchosias, he expects to find items of untold power. What he finds instead is a rare white-haired slave elf named Nephilia, and he immediately spends all his money to purchase her, much to the bewilderment of those around him. However, the secret reason behind Zagan's investment was that he had actually fallen in love with her at first sight. Unfortunately, Zagan has a problem: he is socially inept and has no idea how to express his true feelings, leading to many misunderstandings between him and his new companion. But slowly, the two begin to understand each other, and love begins to bloom.
Rei is the lead character, a 17-year-old shogi player who lives alone without any family, school, or close companions. He's acquainted with a household that includes a young lady named Akari, two little girls named Momo and Hinata, and many cats. This manga won several awards, including the Grand Prize at the 4th Manga Taishou Award in 2011, the 35th Kodansha Manga Award in 2011, the Grand Prize at the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize in 2014, and the Grand Prize at the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2021.
Coerced into a covert mission, Leon, a distinguished soldier from Europe's militaristic society, was responsible for retrieving an ominous weapon named Tsugumi from the barren Japanese wasteland that had been abandoned for over two centuries. The weapon's destructive potential was so catastrophic that the planet preferred to bomb the archipelago atomically than see it deployed. Regrettably, their efforts were stymied when their aircraft crashed, leaving Leon stranded in Tokyo Bay, alone and vulnerable. Hunger plagued him, and his energy diminished, yet all he had for protection was a single anti-radiation suit. Much to his amazement, he discovered that the city had more life than he had imagined.
Yoshie, who lost her daughter in an unexpected accident, encounters a certain doll at an antique market. She dotes on the doll as if it were her real daughter, and her emotional wounds gradually begin to heal. However, when the couple has a new daughter, the doll starts to unravel their family’s happiness.
In a city which should be familiar, there is the feeling of something a little different. Odokawa is a taxi driver who lives an ordinary life, taxing some quirky customers around. A slightly eccentric stranger who has no relatives nor any relations with other people, Odokawa's hobby is to listen to Rakugo on the radio before going to bed. For the time being, the only people he can consider as friends are his family doctor Gouriki, and his high school classmate Kakihana. Kabasawa, a college student who wants a buzz, Shirakawa, a nurse who's hiding something, comedian group Homo Sapiens, who isn't selling well, the city hoodlum Dobu, and the rookie idol group Mystery Kiss—the conversations with these people, which should not have meant much, lead to a girl who disappeared.
An overworked salaryman and a mischievous cashier with a dual personality
A young boy escapes the harsh realities of life through his love of fish. A one shot from the September, 1968 issue of Garo.
