An anthology collection featuring Nora and other unrelated stories.

In the distant future, the earth is invaded by aliens and their "machine life" weapons, and humanity flees to the moon. The humans develop android soldiers and organize a resistance army. A long battle ensued & the year is 11941. In order to break the stalemate in the war, a new type of female android decisive weapon, "YoRHa," was formed and descended to the front lines of the Earth. What is the future of the automatic infantry dolls that fight only to carry out their goal of.... retaking the earth for humanity? A complete comicalization of the musical drama that shares the same worldview as NieR:Automata, written and supervised by Yoko Taro! (MTL)

Lee Yooshin went to try out a new virtual reality game. However, it wasn't just a game. It has a 100% assimilation rate! A game world where everything feels eerily real- In the endless cycle of death and resurrection where logging out is not allowed, Yooshin prepares to fight. In order to escape the hellish battlefield from which there's no escape...

After the war, there are many "Extends" in the city, people whose bodies were modified to make them into dangerous weapons. Inui Juuzou is one of them, and he has no memories of his life and body before his head was transformed into a gun. Strangely enough, his head-gun is designed so that only someone behind him can pull the trigger. Juuzou makes a living by taking on cases involving Extends in the city, and he is assisted by Mary, an intelligent young woman that he has taken under his protection.

A manga adaptation of the drama CD, Steins;Gate: Aishin Meizu no Babel, told from Kurisu's perspective.

Maria discovers her invisibility powers when she is 5 years old, but there's a catch – whenever she feels calm or depressed, she starts turning invisible against her will. The only way to turn back or stay visible is to make sure she has heart throbbing doki doki thoughts available at a moment's notice.

What better way to keep her heart throbbing than to hide in her handsome senpai's house, naked and invisible, and watch his most private moments?

A new scifi work with a slightly(?) hentai heroine by the same artist that brought us Midori no Hibi and Mahou no Iroha!

While an island half-disappearing from the face of the earth, a mysterious organization is sending out invitations for a tournament to every skilled fighter in the world. If you win you can have ANYTHING you want.
They're recruiting only the best to fight the best and claim the title of The God of High School!

After being sentenced to death, the girl Gladiolus was sent to a planet inhabited by robots and is forced to fight as a gladiator to win her freedom!

By being dumped into garbage dump, the past records of the robot- Debris Kun (memory) has disappeared into stardust (stardust).
Due to a chance encounter, the pretty high school girl Nina picked him up stating she would not be a robot master but a teacher.
They lived together.
This world is full of wonders: giant snakehead fishes fall from space, toy monkeys start conversations, a ¥ 300 million lottery hit is won, and special motors make islands fly!

"After one year, five years later, 10 years later...and 50 years later..."
Every time you go through one volume, time is progressing very quickly in this work.
Robot does not grow old, but human beings do.
The girls grow into adult women, the surrounding environment also evolves into a more SF view of the world.
Human beings are dying, but the stardust memory of the robot does not die.
This manga might give to readers the feeling of being watched in the transience of the world,
likely from God's point of view.
And so the story, in God's speed, proceeds to the future.

"Boys and Girls", following "Mobile Brigade eight Fukujin",
Satoshi Fukushima's new "time skip comedy" series is "Stardust Nina"!

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When wicked rule is the righteous rule!!
When delicateness is exciting!!
An end-of-an-era world ruled by violent masses of sailor uniforms…
The boy Jaime and the mysterious women BB who is getting close to him goes on a travel for one small wish.
This is the momentary story of two people united by pure bonds.

Kenta is a young boy who dreams about being a super hero called Wingman. All his classmates love it when he disturbs the courses to apply his holy judgment, as much as the teacher hates that. One day while coming home he finds a beautifull girl in a bikini. Aoi Yume, she gives him a wonderful item, the book of dream which can make anything written on it true, and so began the life of the real super hero for our dear Hirono.

In Confucian Era 14276, a violent showdown unfolds in the space surrounding Planet Lagra. And with that, the story begins. Unfolding on Earth and in far-off galaxies, in the past, the future, and across dimensions, the curtain has risen on the final war between light and darkness. A great, galactic epic spanning the author’s career begins here!

Kyomu Senki is made up mainly of four series: “The Tiger of 5000 Light Years” serialized in 1980-82. “Kyomu Senshi Miroku” and “Jaki-oh Bakuretsu”, both of which started serialization in 1987, just a few months apart. Lastly, “Skull Killer Jaki-oh”, a mech series set in the 20th century that originally started in 1990.

Along with the four main series, it also includes four short stories: “New Rashoumon”, “Ninja Arts at Honnou Temple: The Black Magic of Koji Kashin”, “The Strange Living Dimension, Dogura”, and “The Dogura War Chronicles”.

Fuuto Detective (風都探偵 Fūto Tantei) is a manga adaptation and sequel of the 2009 series Kamen Rider W which will be published in Weekly Big Comic Spirits. Written by Riku Sanjo (W, Fourze, Drive) and drawn by Masaki Sato. The Dopants in this manga are designed by Katsuya Terada and supervised by Hideaki Tsukada.

In front of the shy, book-loving Naomi Katagaki, one day appeared ‘his future self’, NAOMI KATAGAKI. His goal was to make Naomi his classmate’s, Ruri Ichigyou’s, boyfriend, and rewrite the tragic fate of Ruri...

However!
Starting from the next page, it’s a spin-off manga about a possible ‘world’!!
Some characters may be a bit different, so don’t worry about reading it!!

For a long time this country was attacked by its neighbor, the Empire, which created a series of unmanned military vehicles called the Legion. In response to the threat, the Republic successfully completes the development of similar technology and reflects the enemy's attack, having managed to do without casualties. But this is... the official version. In fact, there were victims. Outside of 85 districts of the Republic there was actually another one. "The non-existent 86th district." It was there that day and night continued the battles in which young men and women from the detachment known as Eighty-Six participated—they fought in drones... Shinn directs the actions of young suicide bombers while on the battlefield. Lena is a "handler" who commands a detachment from a remote rear with the help of special communication.

In the future, mankind has been able to create machine bodies so they can be able to live for thousands of years. Humans are now second class citizens and if they do not acquire an mechanical body, they are either hunted or forced to live a life of poverty.

Tetsuro Hoshino is a young boy whose mother is killed by the machine men for a hunting trophy. Outraged, Tetsuro seeks out revenge and vows to keep his word to his mother to get a machine body. He soon meets a woman named Maetel who gives him a free ticket on the space train Galaxy Express, which if he rides, he will be able to receive a free mechanical body. But nothing is as it seems as rumors rise that all who board the train never return.

This is a story of how one boy learns about the world and his quest for a new body.

Note: Originally serialized in Shuukan Shounen King from 1977 to 1981, a sequel was serialized in various incarnations of Big Comic from 1996 to 2005. In tankoubon form, this sequel wasn't released as a stand alone titled, but tacked on reprints of the original series. This means, for example, that Shogakukan's 1997 release covers the original series in volume 1 to 14 and the sequel in Volumes 15 to 21.

Viz released five volumes of the sequel. The original manga has yet to be translated into English.

The Calamity War that engulfed all of Earth, and the Gundams deployed then which were said to have brought it to an end. 300 years later, some have been hidden, some abandoned.

Argie Mirage, a boy who carries the past of his family's death at the hands of a Gundam, meets Volco Warren, a boy who wishes to rebuild the Gundam his family left behind.

To destroy a Gundam. To rebuild a Gundam. In the midst of the two boys' intersecting fates, the Astaroth will awaken from its 300 year slumber.

Side story set in the Mobile Suit Gundam - Iron Blooded Orphans universe.

Tokyo, Planet Earth... High schooler Tatsumi Tatsunami lost his parents at a young age and now works multiple part-time jobs to live a hectic but peaceful life with his younger siblings. One day his body undergoes a sudden change... And now mysterious beings are showing up at his house! In order to protect the people he holds dear, in order to protect Earth (or "area"), Tatsumi must awaken! He better, because "they" are already here!

In post-apocalyptic Japan, a nameless mahjong player ascends a massive tower, facing formidable opponents in life or death gambles.

Thirteen years ago, an unidentified wall of light suddenly appeared around Sumihama. In order to return to his hometown, which had been cut off from the outside world since that day, Gataka Oro (24 years old) crossed the wall. At that moment, he was engulfed by a blinding light, and when he woke up, he found himself in the body of a child. Furthermore, his estranged childhood friend, Hime, appears before him just as she was back then. His body and her appearance, a nostalgic scenery, familiar places... Is this the world thirteen years ago?