Compiler Distance

Tokyo ESP

Rinka Urushiba's ordinary life as a high school student shatters when she awakens one day to find herself falling through her apartment floor. This bizarre event is her first encounter with a strange new ability, granted after a mysterious encounter with glowing fish swimming through the Tokyo sky. She is not alone; her father and others across the city have also been transformed into ESPers, each developing unique and often difficult-to-control superpowers. Guided by a classmate who seems to know more than he admits, Rinka is encouraged to embrace her destiny as a hero of justice. However, as these powers spread, Tokyo becomes a battleground. Others with sinister ambitions begin to emerge,

EDENS ZERO

On the planet Granbell, Shiki has grown up as the only human in an amusement park run by machines, which he treats as his friends. His isolated life changes when Rebecca Bluegarden and her cat companion Happy arrive, the first visitors in a hundred years, hoping to record videos for their B-Cube channel. When the park's robots turn dangerous, the three flee to Rebecca's home planet, Blue Garden. There, Shiki becomes an adventurer for the Shooting Starlight guild and learns about Mother, a mysterious goddess no one has ever found. Feeling an inexplicable connection to her, he decides to search for her across the galaxy. Rebecca and Happy join him, and together they travel through space, mak

Air Gear

Minami "Ikki" Itsuki is the toughest kid at Higashi Junior High School and the leader of the East Side Gunz. Known as the "Unbeatable Babyface," he lives with the mysterious Noyamano sisters, who secretly belong to a Storm Rider team called Sleeping Forest. After a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Skull Saders, a rival street gang, Ikki discovers the sisters' hidden world of Air Treks—motorized inline skates that allow their riders to perform incredible, gravity-defying feats. Determined to regain his pride and experience the sensation of flight, he throws himself into the dangerous and thrilling world of Air Trek.

Trigun

Vash the Stampede is a legendary gunman with a sixty-billion double-dollar bounty on his head, blamed for the destruction of the city of July. In truth, he is a pacifist who refuses to take a life, using his inhuman skill with a revolver only to protect the innocent while he wanders the desert planet of Gunsmoke. Pursued relentlessly by bounty hunters, insurance agents Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, and the mysterious priest Nicholas D. Wolfwood, Vash struggles to keep his vow of non-violence in a world where violence is the only currency many understand. As the deadly Gung-Ho Guns close in, Vash's forgotten past resurfaces, forcing him to confront the truth about July and the morality o

Plunderer

In the year 305 of the Alcian calendar, every human being is born with a Count: a number that rises or falls based on specific actions, from the kilometers a person walks to the number of people who praise their cooking. If that Count ever drops to zero, the person is dragged into the Abyss. Hina is a young girl whose mother disappeared after her own Count reached zero. Following her mother's last request, Hina travels from town to town searching for the legendary hero of the Waste War, known as the Ace or the Red Baron. During her journey she meets Licht, a masked vagrant with a Count of -999. Clownish, unpredictable, and obsessed with girls, he seems like the exact opposite of a hero. Ye

Trigun Maximum

Vash the Stampede is a legendary gunman with a sixty billion double-dollar bounty on his head, blamed for the destruction of the city of July. Yet the man behind the reputation is a pacifist who refuses to kill, using his inhuman skill with a revolver only to protect lives and pursue his simple ideal of love and peace on the desert planet Gunsmoke. Haunted by gaps in his memory and pursued by bounty hunters, Vash travels from town to town, leaving chaos and grateful survivors in his wake. He is joined at times by Nicholas D. Wolfwood, a gun-toting priest whose skills rival his own, and targeted by the Gung-Ho Guns, a band of assassins sent after him for reasons that remain unclear. As Vash