COMPILER is a story about the Igarashi brothers Nachi and Toshi, and two beauties from another dimension, Compiler and Assembler. Originally sent to conquer Earth through a game of destruction and creation, Compiler and Assembler ended up deciding that living in our world is more fun than conquering it. They moved in with Nachi and Toshi. A growing relationship began to develop between Nachi and Compiler, and Toshi and Assembler, though none of them can bring themselves to admit it outright.
Meanwhile, the people who sent Compiler and Assembler to conquer Earth were outraged by their apparent betrayal. They sent two assassins, Bios and Directory, to deal with the renegades and proceed with the invasion plan. And so, the misadventures begin...

Yuma Saihashi is a miko who lives at the shrine. She is a lone wolf who distances herself from others and refrains from making friends. During her free time, she gives massages to the elders in the neighborhood but refuses their gifts. Like her friend Chinami, she can emit electromagnetic waves. Her power is not as strong as Chinami's but she can control it better.

Spin-off of the CODE-E Anime.

The Empire of Brittania has invaded Japan using giant robot weapons called Knightmare Frames. Japan is now referred to as Area 11, and its people the 11s. A Brittanian who was living in Japan at the time, Lelouch, vowed to his Japanese friend Suzaku that he'd destroy Brittania. Years later, Lelouch is in high school, but regularly skips out of school to go play chess and gamble on himself. One day, he stumbles on terrorists 11s who've stolen a military secret and is caught by a member of the Brittanian task force sent after them, who is Suzaku. As the rest of the squad arrives, Suzaku is shot for disobeying orders, while the military secret, a young girl, gives Lelouch the power to make anyone obey any order. He takes command of the terrorists and leads them to crush the approaching Brittanian force. However, Suzaku is secretly made the pilot of Brittania's brand new test model Knightmare, Lancelot. Lelouch becomes the masked king Zero to lead the rebellion to defeat Brittania. This series follows Suzaku's side of the story, while Lelouch of the Rebellion follow's Lelouch's.

A school girl gains self-confidence, new friends, and a cache of chic outfits when she becomes the computer-programming magical girl, Corrector Yui. She must stop the rogue A.I. Gurossa (Artificial Intelligence computer program) and his hench-programs from taking control of the global computer network. In this future, all human activity is supported by computers, so it's possible to control the world using the network.

Important note: There are two versions of the Corrector Yui manga series. This is the original one that was written and drawn by Kia Asamiya and published by Shogakukan in Japan and does not have a release date in the States yet. The Corrector Yui manga published by Tokyopop is done by shojo artist OKAMOTO Keiko and is a manga adaptation of the anime series.

1st story - Concrete Garden
Angels exist and Kashii Kiyoharu, grandson of the man who "created" the angel, has been hired to befriend him. His name is Toki. Kashii soon finds out why the scientists need him around. Toki is lonely, but no one wants to get near him unless it's necessary since he eats human flesh. What has Kashii gotten himself into?

2nd story - Clock Down
Everyone expects Tokiwo to go to a good university. However Tokiwo doesn't want to in order to "play it safe". One night there was suddenly an earthquake. The stone he was looking at started to glow and out of his floor comes someone who looks exactly like his childhood friend Jiu. Well there is a difference. This "Jiu" is dressed for combat and has a very large weapon. Just what does the stone have to do with "Jiu" and who gave Tokiwo the stone?

The series consists primarily of short vignettes detailing the adventures of the Crossbone Vanguard space pirates three years after the original manga.
The first story is set during the One Year War and deals with a young Umon Samon. The series also features the "return" of Grey Stoke, an aged Judau Ashta under an alias, who first appeared in Hasegawa's Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Side Story manga.

From Snow Kiss Scanlations:

Towa became a sweeper admiring the legendary sweeper called, “Orange-Eyed Messiah”. The task of sweeper, which requires to “sweep” the monsters Adys is quite hazardous. On his first real attempt at fighting Adys, Towa encountered Kei, a former sweeper who saved him from being killed.
Towa asked Kei to take him as a student. However, not only Kei plainly rejects Towa’s request, he tells Towa that he saw the “Orange-eyed Messiah” die!? An appearance by a mysterious man who seems to be connected to Kei showed up with a grudge from the past. Who is he and what is his relationship with the “Orange-Eyed Messiah”? Will Towa finds out about Kei’s past too?

His name is Tokijirou Kaizou, a brilliant scientist who has decided to spend his waning years taking things much easier: caring for his family, farming on his own plot of land... and transforming himself into a 2000-horsepower cyborg!?

Often makes a cameo appearance in the artist's various works including Hikaru no Go.

Tinos is the farthest colony planet from Earth. There lives a generation of people who have corrupted the dreams of the founders from 300 years ago. However, a new man will change it all...

This offbeat Japanese manga tells the action-packed tale of the Cyber 7, a team of biologically enginered robot protectors who attempt to save humanity from a threat beyond imagination.

From Illuminati-Manga:

At the turn of the previous century, the earth quaked. The earth's crust began to shift for the fourth time, centering around the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The entire world's land mass was reduced to 3/5 of the planet, and the human population was reduced by a third. Put simply...the earth had gotten old. In 2039, there was only one country that continued to prosper, glaring around at the rest of the dying planet: Japan.

Todoroki Jin returns to Tokyo, the city where he was born, in hopes of finding his friend Ryoma. Little does Jin know about how Tokyo's changed since his last visit...

The oneshot at the end of volume 3 is called Warrior of the Holy Flame, Abi.

Recommended for fans of Riki-Oh

April 10th. Yesterday was the last day of spring vacation, so starting this morning it was a school day. After being woken up by his cute little sister, Itsuka Shidou believed that it would be the start of another normal day. As for predicting the chance meeting with the girl who called herself a spirit...... Along with a sudden shockwave, the townscape vanished without a trace. In a corner of the street which had now become a crater, the girl was there. "�”You, have you come to kill me too?" She is the disaster that will destroy humanity, a monster of unknown origin, and a being rejected by the world. There are only two ways to stop this girl: annihilation, and conversation. His little sister Kotori, wrapped in a military uniform, thus said to Shidou: "Since it's like this, just go date her, and make the spirit fall for you!" "Wh.. whaaaaaaaat!?" Enter a new age of boy meets girl!!

From Yen Press:
Ten years ago, the mysterious Hell's Gate suddenly materialized in the middle of Tokyo, and the stars of the night sky were obscured in darkness. In their place, new stars emerged, each corresponding to an individual endowed with supernatural abilities. Devoid of emotion and conscience, these powerful killers have come to be known as Contractors.
But most people know nothing of the Contractors in their midst, and high-schooler Kana Shinoh is no exception. Still struggling to pick up the pieces after her father's death last year, Kana has never troubled herself with the rumors about Hell's Gate. That is, until she spots her father in the street one day. Determined to prove her father is still alive, Kana begins her search, but her mission is attracting some rather dangerous attention. Fortunately, she is rescued from the clutches of death by Hei, the most wanted Contractor in Tokyo. Though he is unsympathetic to her situation, Hei agrees to protect her as she searches for her father. But just how much should she trust the Contractor known as the Black Reaper?

In the midst of a terrorist attack that kills all his classmates,Tohru Kuroe knows the chances of seeing yet another woman die makes Tohru pick up an abandoned gun - The beast awakens; taking over. When Tohru comes to his senses, he finds he is now a killer. Finding out he was genetically engineered to be a killer, his codename is D-17, Tohru continues his 'normal' life amidst challengers threatening his life and those around him.

Makoto Niwa moves to live in the city and meets his first cousin Erio Touwa at the house of his aunt Meme Touwa. Erio is no longer enrolled on the register of the school and is constantly wrapped in a futon. Erio claims that she is an extraterrestrial life.

Badou's in trouble again. He's found some of the "Lost Children," rare genetic experiments left from the past--but so has the mafia. It's up to Heine to bail him out, but the Stray Dog has his own problems now that the enigmatic Giovanni is back on the scene. Meanwhile, Naoto comes to the Underground searching for the killer who wields the same strange black sword as hers. And so their paths begin to converge in the dark and dangerous heart of the city...

Contains an extra story called Dogs: Hardcore Twins in vol. 2.

Far in the future, humankind has evacuated the Earth in order to preserve it. Humans now reside in a gigantic structure that forms a ring around the Earth, thirty-five kilometers up in the sky. The society of the ring is highly stratified: the higher the floor, the greater the status. Mitsu, the lowly son of a window washer, has just graduated junior high. When his father disappears and is assumed dead, Mitsu must take on his father's occupation. As he struggles with the transition to working life, Mitsu's job treats him to an outsider's view into the various living-room dioramas of the Saturn Apartments.

Won the 15th Japan Media Arts Festival Grand Prize for Manga.

From Udon Entertainment:
When Mara Shin’s dog Toto gets lost one fateful day, she follows his trail along some yellow brick road and ends up in the wonderful land of Oz! Everyone instantly starts calling her Dorothy, but these aren’t the cowardly lion, brainless scarecrow and heartless tin man adventures you remember. This fantastic fairy tale features familiar characters…but with a definite action/animated twist!

A classic redone for new fans. Met Mara Shin a ordinary student whose life was normal until one day she chase after her dog Toto. That when she saw the yellow brick leading her to Oz. There thing are not the same Oz that we know. Colons, Robots, and Chimeras oh my. So join Mara (Dorothy), Abbe (Scarecrow), Namu (Tin Woodsman), and Tail (Cowardly Lion) down this twist adventurer down the yellow brick road.

"Doraemon" is a series about a robotic cat named Doraemon, who travels back in time from the 22nd century to help a schoolboy named Nobita Nobi. Aside from the normal manga books, their great adventures to different places are specially described in Doraemon Long Stories books.

1. Volume 1: Nobita's Dinosaur
Nobita found a huge stone which he sure was a dinosaur egg. It seemed highly unlikely, but it did turn out as a dinosaur egg. That's when he and his friends go back to the past to the dinosaurs era.

2. Volume 2: Nobita's Record Of Spaceblazer
Nobita no Uchuu Kaitakushi
Nobita and friends tried to find a whole new planet because they can no longer play on the baseball field. They did find a new planet somehow, and big surprise: they become super humans with super power in that planet!

3. Volume 3: Nobita & The Haunts Of Ghost
Nobita and the gang were Itching for an adventurous expedition. A seemingly stray dog came to them and guide them to one.

4. Volume 4: Nobita's Monstrous Underwater Castle
What if you can live and breathe in water? An under-the-sea adventure!

5. Volume 5: Nobita's Great Adventure Into The Underworld
Nobita thought a world with magic would simplify everything, including housework. When he finally got his wish granted, magic not only come with fun stuff but also some demons and evils as well.

6. Volume 6: Nobita's Little Star Wars
Adventure involving mini-sized aliens.

7. Volume 7: Nobita & The Steel Troops
Robots overthrown human's civilization! Not if Doraemon and friends can help it.

8. Volume 8: Nobita & The Knights of Dinosaurs
Nobita wanted to find a place to hide his 0 mark test papers and they found a hole that is far bigger than what they can ever imagine.

9. Volume 9: Nobita's Birth Of Japan
They all return to the past where human wasn't yet exist and start setting up a home/ play ground. Little did they know there was already civilization in that era. That, plus a wicked mage.

10. Volume 10: Nobita & The Animal Planet
A planet whose inhabitants are animal-human gets connected somehow to Nobita's house. Where do they come from and who does Giant and Suneo meet when they go there?

11. Volume 11: Nobita's Dorabian Nights
The Arabian Night. Is it just a story, or is there any similarity with an actual time frame? Nobita and Doraemon explores with the rest eventually caught in the process.

12. Volume 12: Nobita & The Kingdom Of Clouds
Does heaven exist? Nobita was laughed at when he stated it does exist. So Doraemon created a kingdom on the clouds, invisible from outside; only for them to eventually find others that already existed.

13. Volume 13: Nobita & Tin-Plate Labyrinth
A holiday at a place where everything is made by nothing but tins brought them to another adventure with tin robots.

14. Volume 14: Nobita & The Fantastic 3 Musketeers
Nobita wants a good dream where he becomes a hero who will save a kingdom from evil and gets married to the princess as a reward. But how real is the dream world?

15. Volume 15: Nobita's Genesis Diary
Nobita's summer holiday project brought him to a world of insects.

16. Volume 16: Nobita & Galactic Express
A ticket to a train that travels between galaxies becomes a ticket to adventure against aliens.

17. Volume 17: Nobita's Adventure In Clockwork City

18. Volume 18: Nobita’s South Sea Great Adventure

19. Volume 19: Nobita’s Drifts In The Universe

20. Volume 20: Nobita’s Legend Of The Sun King

21. Volume 21: Nobita & The Winged Braves

22. Volume 22: Nobita & The Robot Kingdom

23. Volume 23: Nobita & The Wind Wizard

24. Volume 24: Nobita’s Wannyan Space Time Odyssey
Eiga Doraemon: Nobita no Wannyan Jikuudenden

A short oneshot about the effects of time travel on Nobita from Doraemon.