Tsuma wa Moto Hero

Uncle from Another World

Seventeen years ago, Takafumi's uncle fell into a coma. Now he wakes up looking like a man risen from the grave, and his nephew soon discovers two strange things: the uncle treasures video games above all else, and while comatose he was actually transported to another world as a heroic guardian. Now Takafumi has to share his home with an uncle who is literally magical, while catching him up on two decades of history. Smartphones, high-speed internet, modern anime tropes, and the traumatic outcome of the '90s console war all await a man who spent his time in another world as a diehard Sega fan.

The Level 999 Villager

In the island country of Hexaldoria, once known as Japan, monsters appeared suddenly and multiplied until eighty percent of the world became too dangerous to inhabit. With their arrival came Classes, roles assigned at birth that define what each person can do. Most receive one of the eight competent classes, such as Fighter, Cleric, or Mage, while a rare few are blessed as Royalty, Heroes, or Sages. The weakest class of all is Villager, reserved for those who farm, run shops, and build towns. Kouji Kagami is born a Villager, the lowest of the low. Yet he notices what no one else has: defeating monsters brings great wealth. While others believe a powerless Villager hunting monsters is suicid

Beast Tamer

Rein is a beast tamer who fights alongside animals and has long been a member of the hero's party. However, his teammates see him as useless beyond that skill and decide he is holding them back. They fire him, claiming he has no worth outside of taming animals. Free from the party, Rein gives up on saving the world and sets out to live as an adventurer on his own terms. While taking on simple quests, he has a fateful encounter with a girl from the cat tribe, a race said to be among the strongest. As Rein begins to form new bonds, the hero's party remains unaware that their past successes were only possible because of his hidden influence.

Gon

Long before humans walked the Earth, dinosaurs ruled the land. Now only one remains: Gon, the smallest and wildest of them all. With a huge attitude packed into a tiny body, he marches across the wilderness, ready to defend the friendly and furry from the mean and hungry. Gon travels through forests and rivers, swims with fish, and even flies with birds. He and his animal friends communicate without words, though Gon is not above giving an occasional bite to teach a bully a lesson. Told entirely without dialogue, the story highlights the detailed art and visual storytelling of Masashi Tanaka.

Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for my Retirement

Mitsuha Yamano loses her family in an accident and has to fend for herself from a young age. That experience gives her a very clear goal: to save enough money to live comfortably. Just as she is wondering how to secure her future, a mysterious entity grants her the ability to travel between her own world and a fantasy realm. In this new world, she quickly discovers that her modern knowledge and access to contemporary goods can be extremely profitable. Instead of seeking adventure, she focuses on business, using everything at her disposal to accumulate wealth. Her objective is to gather 80,000 gold coins, the amount she has calculated she needs to guarantee a peaceful retirement. Along the

My Room is a Dungeon Rest Stop

Touru, a high school dropout, finds an incredibly cheap apartment in Tokyo. The catch: its front door opens directly into a dangerous dungeon in another world. Despite the risk, he signs the lease, hoping to become an adventurer. Soon after moving in, he rescues a stranded knight named Ria and brings her back to Earth. Mistaking his modern conveniences for powerful magic, she believes he is a Great Sage. As more adventurers begin using his room as a rest stop, Touru must balance his dreams of heroism with the chaos of sharing his home with otherworldly visitors.