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Due to her impulsive nature, Jeong-Hyeon lost her part-time job after a dispute with the store manager. However, she found a new career path as a talent manager through her older brother's introduction. She unexpectedly falls for an actress named Hee-Ra, describing it as love at first sight. Unfortunately, Hee-Ra is not what she expected, and Jeong-Hyeon struggles to keep her emotions in check around her. Can she learn to manage her outbursts and control her feelings towards Hee-Ra?
A spin-off featuring Kanou Shou, Loki, and Renka.
Gamma Akutabi is a mysterious figure, drifting through the western desert with a giant sword slung over his shoulder and a right arm made completely of metal spreading up and over his cheek. He searches endlessly for a mythical set of 12 Rings of the Dead—jewelry said to give life to the possessor. These rings are hunted by mercenaries and outlaws alike for a wide variety of reasons, but Gamma seeks to grant himself eternal life by possessing all 12. Gamma comes across teenager John Elwood Shepherd in his travels, who decides to follow Gamma after a brutal fight claims the life of his sister. Elwood seeks to use the Rings of the Dead to bring his sister back to life and quickly develops an admiration for Gamma, whose combat prowess saves Elwood's life time after time. Along the way, the two travelers encounter new friends and old allies from Gamma's past, working with them to defeat enemies who seek to use the Rings of the Dead for their own nefarious purposes. Included one-shots: Volume 2: Ultra Unholy Hearted Machine Volume 3: Kokumashi Urara (Rune Master Urara) Volume 4: Bad Shield United
This is a tale based on Yoshiyuki Tomino's efforts to transform Japanese animation through his latest venture, depicting the challenges he encountered along the way. The narrative centers on the inception of the Mobile Suit Gundam series, fraught with numerous roadblocks during its production. Despite its fictitious nature, it draws heavily from actual people and events, lending credibility to the plotline. Initially published as part of the Gundam-san series, Gundam Sousei (ガンダム創世), it incorporates Tomino Den (トミノ伝) and two supplementary segments.
Subaru, a hotheaded youth, encounters a dull uncle who requires aid and rescues him with ease. Despite the significant age gap between them, the uncle expresses gratitude and praises Subaru for his benevolence, referring to him as a "good lad." This interaction ignites a novel sensation within Subaru as he becomes infatuated with the uncle. Departing from each other's company, Subaru remains fixated on the thought - could this be authentic?
After a five-century long war, the conflict between the Church and Witches finally reached a peaceful end. Yet, remnants of the age-old war are still present in the world's shadowy corners. A struggling student, Sable, attends the Royal Academy of Magic in the Kingdom of Wenias with no recollection of his past. Upon Headmaster Albus's command, Sable leads a group of strong individuals, including the Witch of the Dawn, Roux Cristasse, the genius girl Holtz, and the school's sole beast, Kudd, to the southern continent. Facing anti-magic insurgents, they embark on a special training regimen. What secrets will they uncover during their journey south?
After a stalking incident, Yoon Ji-gu has become understandably wary of strangers. So when an odd man moves in next door, he immediately suspects the worst. Little does he know, Yeowoon is just a regular guy trying to land a job and enjoy his free time—until he finds himself dealing with a hostile neighbor. As their real-life misunderstandings escalate, the two unknowingly team up in their favorite online game, forming an unexpected duo. Get ready to log in to a new adventure full of hilarious mix-ups, a distrustful tsundere, and an unwitting flirt with a heart of gold Original Novel: Ridibooks Original Webtoon: Bomtoon, Lezhin (S1, S2) Official Translations: English: S1, S2 Spanish: S1, S2 Japanese: Beltoon, Lezhin Others: Thai, T.Chinese, S.Chinese Note: Season 1 is R15 while Season 2 is R19.
"I decided a long time ago that I would tell you once we turned 18." "Marry me." The day before high-school senior Nino turns 18, her handsome and extremely popular childhood friend, Ichi, proposes to her. Practically raised together as siblings, she can't believe his feelings and turns him down. He quickly counters with, "Let's do an experiment to see if we can be in a relationship or not"...?! From then on, he hugs and dotes on Nino no matter where they are, and schemes on how to get her all to himself. "Can you be mine and mine alone already?" But things aren't as simple as he hoped. When you're head over heels for your longest and closest friend, even the sweetest of love has a lot on the line! Official English
Yu Xiang transmigrates into a book and becomes the Marquis's unfavored sister, plagued by a disability and branded an ill-omen. Moreover, she is an imposter, left with no choice but to rely on her elder brother for protection, planning to step aside quietly once his biological sister comes home. However, when his real sister finally returns years later, the Marquis forbids her from leaving… Original Webtoon Official Translations: English (Webcomics, Webnovel), Japanese, Korean
A five-year employee at Hanpyeong Industries, Kim Yi-Wol, a proxy fan of his manager's daughter, has been working unpaid overtime as a proxy fan for five years. He collapses after hearing the news of his group's disbandment. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself back in his 20s, with no dark circles under his eyes. He's given the task of invalidating his sister's death by having to debut with the group he proxy-fancied, Spark. Failure is met with the dreaded additional condition: re-employment at Hanpyeong Industries and the inability to change jobs. With the grim determination and grit honed through his experience as a proxy fan, HR team member, and various other chores, he's determined to debut and then quit!
Liberty Meadows is an American comic strip and comic book series created, written and illustrated by Frank Cho. It relates the comedic activities of the staff and denizens of the eponymous animal sanctuary/rehabilitation clinic. The comic strip launched on March 31, 1997, and ran until December 30, 2001. Look at life and love through the eyes of the staff and residence of liberty Meadows, animal, sanctuary, where anything and everything can happen.
