Honoo no Mirage: Shouwa-hen

Katsugeki / Touken Ranbu

In 1863, as the samurai era draws to a close, Japan is divided between pro-shogunate and anti-shogunate factions. An army of historical revisionists from the future threatens to alter the course of history. To protect the true past, two sword warriors—spirits brought to life by the sage Saniwa—rush to Edo. Horikawa Kunihiro, polite and thoughtful, and Izuminokami Kanesada, short-tempered yet skilled, once served the same master. Together with a lively group of other warriors, they confront the invading army. The fate of history rests in their hands as they face an uncertain battle.

The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master

En el mundo fantástico de Yamauchi, los Yatagarasu, una raza de cuervos de tres patas capaces de adoptar forma humana, conviven con los humanos. Yukiya, un joven Yatagarasu, es nombrado asistente personal del excéntrico príncipe heredero Wakamiya. Pronto, su lealtad y su ingenio se ponen a prueba al verse envuelto en una red de conspiraciones y complots que amenazan con derrocar al heredero del trono imperial. Mientras las intrigas políticas se intensifican en la corte, Yukiya deberá navegar entre las ambiciones de los clanes, los secretos de la familia real y las oscuras maquinaciones de quienes buscan el poder. En un reino donde la lealtad es tan cambiante como las plumas de un cuervo, el

Higurashi When They Cry: GOU Anthology Comic

June 1983. In the rural village of Hinamizawa, Keiichi Maebara and his friends Rika, Rena, Mion, and Satoko enjoy their early summer days. But this time, the usual cycle of tragedy and despair takes a different turn. A collection of "what if" stories unfolds, brought to life by a crew of guest artists. These are not the desperate events of the main story, but cheerful and vibrant adventures that could have been. Join the gang in a slightly different flavor of Hinamizawa, where the warmth of friendship shines through even the darkest shadows.

The Distant Dawn

A collection of sixteen short stories by Yukinobu Hoshino, spanning genres from science fiction and fantasy to psychological drama and romance. The tales explore a wide range of themes, including adventure, mystery, and the supernatural, often set in imaginative and thought-provoking scenarios. From a distant dawn and a steel queen to escape from wastelands and a funeral convoy, each story presents a unique conflict. Characters face challenges such as a call from afar, a whiteout, amazons of the river, and the Carneades plan, navigating through algae, lightning strikes, and the emperor of winter.

Honoo no Mirage: Bakumatsu-hen

Three hundred years after the Sengoku era, the ruthless murderer Kagetora is reborn in modern-day Japan. He is a powerful supernatural being with a tragic past, now navigating a world he no longer recognizes. As he struggles to adapt to contemporary life, he encounters others who share his otherworldly nature. Kagetora finds himself drawn into a conflict that spans centuries, involving ancient grudges and mystical forces. Alongside a group of allies, he must confront enemies from his past and uncover the truth behind his own resurrection. The line between history and fantasy blurs as he fights to protect those he cares about.

Record of Ragnarok

The gods of every pantheon gather to decide the fate of humanity. After centuries of watching humans wage war and destroy their own world, the divine council votes unanimously to wipe them out. But Brunhilde, one of the Valkyries, proposes a final alternative: Ragnarök, a tournament pitting thirteen gods against thirteen human champions in one-on-one battles. If humanity can claim seven victories, it will be spared. To stand a chance against the might of the heavens, Brunhilde must gather the strongest warriors in human history and lead them into a battle where the price of defeat is extinction.