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Satou attends with horror the disaster of Fukushima. Whereas most of Tokyoites seem to want to resume a normal life, Satou is angry with the government, the unspoken, and against the company (society) which turns a blind eye to the real consequences of the disaster.

It's easy to be a hero, with people who sing your praises and your own television series. It's too easy to fight opponents when you have the approval of all! Too easy to parade around in public when you have a fancy costume and the best weapons technology at your disposal! But have you ever thought about what it's like to be part of the opposition? To be part of the evil organisation known as "Bones"? Organising criminals and making plans for global domination is getting harder and harder; There are always rangers in the way, there's never enough money to build decent mechanical monsters, and even when you can they're no longer capable of staying standing for 10 seconds, let alone fighting! And then there are the "personal" problems - the family is always demanding more time, the dog needs the vet, the bathroom flooded... it goes on and on, damn it! No, being "bad" is no walk in the park! The important thing, however, is to keep a "project" in mind... (Translated from Ronin Manga's synopsis)

Anthology of imaginary explorer tales. Since the mists of time, man always pursued a dream, the one to illuminate dark zones of the universe and explore the most remote lands of earth. That's how multiple legends transmitted through generations were born, telling us the story of the men of courage - the explorers.

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1. Countdown 2. Nigai Akumu (Bitter Nightmare) 3. Aijin to Boku 4. Maou no Kubi 5. Anokoro Taxi 6. Mother

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Gourmet BL. Two people peacefully enjoying meals together against the backdrop of a mysterious zombie outbreak. Shuuhei is consumed by the promise he made with Tomoya back in middle school. "Would you eat me?" (Source: MU)

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Various stories about invasions from various places.

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The manga tells the story of one of the "masterpieces of 19th century German literature," and will center on "the short-lived love of a young soul," in which an old man looks back on his life and young love. (Source: ANN)

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An unexpected inhabitant occupies the old run-down house of the protagonist.

A collection of stories revolving around the characters of Front Mission Series: Gun Hazard.

Inhabiting a teapot are the tsukumogami Chaki and Ryu—their job is to pour delicious tea. However, following the teapot’s dwindling use, it one day breaks. The two set out on an adventure into the outside world. On their journey, they encounter a "baby mountain" who doesn't know anything about themself, a "water person" who always imitates Chiaki, "Yamada-kun" who wears a mysterious costume, and many other strange and fun characters. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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The hunting mystery manga's story is set 300 years after god destroyed the old world and killed humans, and only the "messenger" is left. But in a city filled with tunnels called Reform City, humans still live underground. They search for relics, while living in fear from the threat of the "messenger." (Source: ANN)

When a ghost appears that only Noah can see, he turns to his Aunt Alice for help. She is the Cornfield Witch, after all. (Source: Lovely Strange Dark)

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The first female professional baseball player, Megumi Kusabuki, takes the mound. She chases down a hard-armed male hitter with her mysterious pitch, but what about her left hand? This is a human sports drama that confronts women's baseball with all its might. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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A man is entwined and captured by a glamorous yet bizarre, deep-seated terror. The gears of a young man with a promising future go a little out of order when he meets a certain woman. The genius Youko Kondo vividly visualizes the decadent ghost stories recorded in the masterpiece collection of ghost stories Kurameshu by Koutarou Tanaka, the master of ghost story literature. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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It is children who "permit" families. Under the name of "Support Examiners," children examine prospective parents; having children has become a licensed system—people have obtained an "ideal" society. Hikari is one such Support Examiner, examining parents on a daily basis. Yet one day, they meet a unique couple. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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A portrait of a family, full of laughter and shivers, thrust into the distorted, warped, and writhing world of today. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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What I know about Ame-chan: she suddenly moved to a small, old one-story house in the suburbs; she makes the same dishes over and over when she's anxious; and she doesn't fall in love. She's a little different from everyone else, but just as different as everyone else is to each other. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

1. Hakogata Marume 2. Hoshi ga Yatsu wo Korosu. Sono Mae ni 3. Seki 4. Ace "Erin Brockovich Miman"-hen 5. Kutsu Himo wo Musube!: "Toumei Sanka"