Last Order: One Hundred Years of a Solitary War

Deadman Wonderland

Ganta Igarashi is a middle school student whose ordinary life is shattered when a mysterious figure known as the Red Man massacres his entire class. Though innocent, he is convicted of the crime and sentenced to death at Deadman Wonderland, a privately run prison built after a great earthquake destroyed much of Tokyo. Disguised as a theme park, the facility turns its inmates into attractions for tourists, forcing them to participate in deadly games for survival. Inside the prison, Ganta discovers he possesses a strange power over his own blood, a secret that makes him a target for the prison's hidden agendas. As he struggles to survive the brutal contests and uncover the truth behind the ma

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Humanity once built thriving industrial civilizations, but a devastating war known as the Seven Days of Fire brought them to ruin. A thousand years later, the remnants of the human race survive in scattered kingdoms at the edges of the Sea of Corruption, a vast and toxic forest of fungi that spreads relentlessly and fills the air with poisonous spores. Nausicaä is the princess of the Valley of the Wind, a small agricultural kingdom whose coastal winds keep the miasma at bay. When the imperialist Torumekia invades the Dorok Empire, she is forced to join the military campaign and witnesses the horrors of war up close. Torn between duty and compassion, Nausicaä uses her empathy for the creatu

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

Knights of Sidonia

A thousand years after the Gauna destroyed the solar system, the seed ship Sidonia travels through deep space carrying the remnants of humanity. The alien creatures that annihilated Earth remain a constant threat, and the ship's survival depends on the Gardes, mobile weapon units capable of destroying the monsters' cores before they can regenerate. Nagate Tanikaze has spent his entire life in the ship's underground depths, isolated from the society above, where he trained relentlessly on pilot simulators. When he finally emerges, his exceptional skills earn him the right to pilot the legendary Garde Tsugumori and a place in humanity's defense force. As Nagate joins the fight against the Ga

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

Real Account

Ataru Kashiwagi is a second-year high school student who spends much of his life on Real Account, a social media platform that links online profiles to everyday reality. His followers are his escape and his sense of belonging, the people he considers his true friends. That illusion shatters when Ataru and nearly ten thousand other users are pulled into the Real Account Zone and forced into a series of deadly games. If a player loses all their followers, they die in real life; if a player dies, every one of their followers dies with them. Betrayed by those he trusted and left with a single anonymous follower, Ataru must use his knowledge of the platform and his wits to clear each game and f