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In a world where everyone else possesses the innate ability to power up quartz, the energy source driving all machines, Rygart Arrow is the exception. Fortunately for him, the King and Queen of his nation Krisna are former classmates. Yet, this connection also extends to Zess, the commander of the enemy mech army attacking Krisna. Arrow, as usual, feels helpless in the midst of war. However, his discovery of a potent, ancient battle suit inaccessible to others may alter his fate. With a unique capability to proficiently operate the suit, Arrow could become the pivotal figure in the conflict.
Eiji Otsuka and Sho-u Tajima at it again, Eiji in a much more minor role this time, however. In any case, this a relatively older and short comedy series (4 volumes) that should be a fun break from the mayhem of MPD. In 1994, this manga was published as a whole under title "BROTHERS High School".
From Neptise Scans: Dracul's presence threatens humanity and the only ones who can stop them are the Exorcists, siblings bound by blood and granted the power to purge evil. The story centers around Vincent and Ryan and their struggle to become full-fledged exorcists.
For quite some time, the Noverland Empire had been fixated on seizing the highly coveted Eden Island, and their chief dragonslayer, Sigbert, piloted their endeavors. However, time and again, their relentless attempts were thwarted by an impregnable dragon that fiercely defended the territory. In the course of one unlucky and doomed excursion, Sigbert's daughter Brunhild became separated from her comrades on the island's shores. Luckily, the guardian dragon of Eden discovered Brunhild, warmly embracing her and raising her with love and care. As their bond grew stronger, the dragon imparted compassion and forgiveness onto Brunhild. Nonetheless, after thirteen long years, Sigbert triumphantly managed to kill the formidable creature and abduct Brunhild, returning her to their homeland against her will. The girl is now grappling with a tumultuous inner struggle between the values instilled in her by her former dragon companion and her thirst for vengeance.
A man visits a painter renowned for his skill but also known as an eccentric, having been ordered by his lord to commission a fusuma painting. The painter insists he won't paint the next work until he can properly depict a cat. As the man grows increasingly anxious over the never-ending, incomplete painting...?!
Takahara Jin is a former delinquent in a biker gang. Every day from the day of his entrance ceremony in high school various problems occur that can make him be expelled but from these problems, the power of his arm is noticed and in exchange for not being expelled he must join the baseball club. This series follows Jin as he looks away from his past and gives baseball his all.
You are reading Buchigire Reijou Wa Houfuku Wo Chikaimashita. manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Drama, Fantasy, Shounen genres, written by Haguremetabo at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. Buchigire Reijou Wa Houfuku Wo Chikaimashita. has 32 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Buchigire Reijou Wa Houfuku Wo Chikaimashita. to your bookmark. Lady Elizabeth has her engagement annulled at a party by the crown prince, whose heart has moved on to another young noblewoman. She is then imprisoned in the dungeon over unjust accusations, and learns she has been betrayed by the country to which she has devoted everythingAt the peak of her frustration, Elizabeth finally decides to defect, with a grimoire holding hidden and formidable powers in hand!! She begins her new life and trade with the help of Viscount Lucas from the neighbouring country. With a fierce desire for revenge against her home country in her heart.+
The complete biography of Buddha, as seen by Osamu Tezuka. Received the Bungei Shunju Manga Award in 1975 and ended in 1984. The manga Buddha is fiction with many characters who represent various life morals. Example Chapra and his mother show the love of a mother to a son. From Anime-Planet: The time is several millennia ago; the place is India. Droughts and famine plague the country, and its people are forced into a strict caste system that rewards only the elite cream of the crop. Across the land animals and Brahmin alike rejoice, for the blessed child with a birthright to become a god is about to be born. His name is Siddhartha Gautama, later to be known as the Buddha. However, Siddhartha's life will not be an easy one. He will experience love and loss, learn about the value of life and influence the lives of many, including Tatta and Pariah, Bandaka the bandit and countless others. The complete biography of Buddha, as seen by Osamu Tezuka. Received the Bungei Shunju Manga Award in 1975 and ended in 1984.
Ruri, who’s incapable of doing almost anything, has finally landed a part-time job in a cafe run by Buddhist priests. At “Kissako”, find some delicious tea and enlightenment!
From MangaHelpers: The very tall Ryudo Kagetora aims to be the best basketball player in Japan! He has chosen a formerly famous basketball high school, in order to bring it to new glory. He also dislikes girls, ever since a girl beat him at basketball in grade school. There is also another new ace player joining the basketball team, Ichinomiya Chiaki. However, Chiaki was an ace on the middle school women's basketball team. She becomes a man when she's on the basketball court, and she was kicked out of women's basketball team when her quirk is revealed. Ryudo learns her secret, and reluctantly becomes her ally and roommate! [tethysdust]
Sophomore Wang Dachuan unfortunately suffered an accident where his head was pierced by a cell phone, turning him into a BUG syndrome patient. He subsequently encountered Wei Wei, a domineering female superior from a secret organization, forcing him to get involved in a series of bizarre BUG missions. Through these missions, he gradually uncovers the hidden dominion behind this world.
