Manga

After losing his life while stopping a crime in modern Japan, our hero finds himself reborn as Cain von Silford, the third son of a noble family in a world of swords and sorcery. In this new life, every child receives a blessing from the gods—but Cain is granted an absurdly vast and overwhelming collection of magical powers. To fulfill his dream of traveling the world as a free spirit, he must avoid revealing too much of his true potential to the wrong people. A light-hearted, escapist adventure in another world begins.

Prince Lloyd did not always hold royal blood—his past existence, which he recalls with clarity, was that of a sorcerer. When he was compelled to be reborn, he resolved to pursue his magical education regardless of his princely status. However, this new life presents its own difficulties, not least of which is being a ten-year-old! How will the seventh prince-turned-sorcerer navigate this situation?

Rain Jewlitt, a 624-year-old immortal known as the Methuselah, is a laid-back individual who dresses like a priest. With his eternal youth, he's become a target, with a substantial bounty on his head for the secret of his immortality. Machika Balfaltin, a 14-year-old tomboy with boundless energy, sets out to kill Methuselah after her grandfather, the renowned assassin Zol the Grim Reaper, failed to do so. Her goal is to claim the bounty her grandfather couldn't. However, Rain continually rescues her from other bounty hunters who attempt to eliminate them both.

In "Binbougami ga!", Sakura Ichiko, a 16-year-old girl endowed with beauty, intelligence, and excellent health, enjoys a life filled with blessings. However, her immense "Happiness Energy" not only spreads joy but also drains the happiness of those around her, disrupting the world's energy equilibrium. As a result, she becomes the focus of Momiji, a Poverty God tasked with neutralizing Ichiko's power to leech Happiness Energy and restoring the stolen energy back to its original owners. Additional one-shot: Volume 1: Kaette Kudasai. (Binbougami ga! pilot)

Selected by God as the strongest exorcist on Earth, a young man devotes his life to fighting deadly demons. Though he carries the weight of humanity's survival, his personal wish is to peacefully bake pastries. But his world shifts when a particular girl enters his life. Amid a fierce holy war, this tale unfolds as love and hope start to blossom.

Giyoung is abruptly forced into a deadly game, and he happens to be the player with the weakest stats. However, he possesses a single ability: the power to view the status of other players. He sees his big break when he learns that Hyunsung is a returner to this world. Giyoung's only plan now is to stay close to Hyunsung and play his way through the tutorial.

In the town of Tokeizaka, there is an old and somewhat run-down boarding house called Maison Ikkoku, which has long been home to a lively group of tenants. Among them is Yusaku Godai, a 20-year-old aspiring college student who recently moved in. Yusaku grows increasingly frustrated with the rowdy behavior of his fellow tenants, which disturbs his studies, leading him to consider leaving. However, his plans are interrupted by the arrival of Kyoko Otonashi, a beautiful woman who reveals herself to be the new caretaker of the house. Captivated by her, Yusaku decides to stay, determined to win her affection. At first, Yusaku believes he is making progress in getting closer to Kyoko, but he learns that she is a widow struggling with the loss of her husband. Although Kyoko begins to develop feelings for Yusaku, she firmly refuses to date or remarry, as she remains devoted to her deceased spouse. Respecting her grief, Yusaku dedicates himself to helping Kyoko heal with the support of the other tenants, hoping that one day she will see him as more than just another tenant.

Following a rejected confession to her crush, high school student Mikoto Ochiai contemplates jumping off the school roof. Just as she reaches this point, Jin Haiba, the laid-back and often mocked physics teacher, arrives. He calmly offers her a cigarette and inquires about her reasons for being there. Rather than dissuading her from ending her life, he proposes a different challenge: will she start a romantic relationship with him before taking that final step? As they spend time together, both begin to question their reasons for living and why a genuine romance between them might not be possible.

Houtarou Oreki is a high school student who prioritizes conserving energy, participating only in what he considers essential. When his elder sister coerces him into joining the Classics Club to save it from disbandment, he views this as a significant inconvenience. However, Oreki learns that the Classics Club already has a member: the curious Eru Chitanda. Soon after, his acquaintances Satoshi Fukube, known for his extensive knowledge, and the spirited Mayaka Ibara also become part of the club. Despite the lack of formal activities, Chitanda’s insatiable curiosity frequently leads the group into solving mysteries. The Koten-bu Series centers around the Classics Club members whose unusual daily activities start to infuse some color into Oreki’s otherwise dull lifestyle.

In the series Hi Score Girl, Haruo, known as "Beastly Fingers" among his peers, is a sixth-grader who excels solely in arcade games despite being otherwise unremarkable—neither socially popular, academically gifted, nor athletically inclined. His passion lies in perfecting his gaming skills at the neighborhood arcade, often neglecting his studies and daily responsibilities. His routine is disrupted when he meets his classmate Akira Oono. Unlike the average gamer, Akira is a top student, well-regarded, and comes from a privileged background. Surprisingly, she boasts an impressive 29-game winning streak and manages to outplay Haruo seven consecutive times. Seeking to reclaim his title, Haruo challenges Akira to a match of Street Fighter 2 and employs dubious strategies, which results in a slap from the reserved Akira. This clash initiates a complex and volatile dynamic between these two competitive gamers.

In class, the student seated next to Yokoi, Seki-kun, is constantly absorbed in elaborate tasks at his desk, never once drawing the teacher's notice. He engages in diverse hobbies like arranging dominoes, playing board games such as shogi and go, building mecha models, and even interacting with cats. Although reluctant at first, Yokoi becomes more and more involved in his activities, frequently resulting in her being scolded by the teacher.

In the first chapter of Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, Subaru Natsuki is walking home from a convenience store when he suddenly finds himself in an unfamiliar city, surrounded by people speaking an unknown language. Realizing he has been transported to another world, Subaru is soon chased away by a shopkeeper due to his lack of money. Cornered by a gang of thugs, he thinks his fate is sealed until a mysterious girl named Satella intervenes and saves him. Satella had been tracking a thief she noticed earlier in town, and with the thugs driven off, Subaru feels compelled to help her in her pursuit. Their investigation leads them to a house with a storeroom filled with stolen items. Inside, they are ambushed by a shadowy figure, and both fall victim to the assault. Awakening moments later, Subaru discovers he has been sent back to earlier in the day, starting a bewildering cycle of time loops where he relives the same sequence of events.

Thirteen-year-old Rachel "Ray" Gardner wakes up in the sixth basement floor of a decaying building after being brought there following the trauma of witnessing a death. With her memories stripped away, Ray wanders in confusion until she is marked as a "sacrifice." She encounters a mysterious figure in a hood, completely wrapped in bandages and carrying a scythe. This person, identified as Isaac "Zack" Foster, initially intends to end Ray's life. However, finding her unremarkable, Zack changes his plan and chooses to form an alliance with Ray to escape the crumbling structure. Based on the Japanese horror adventure game Satsuriku no Tenshi, the story follows Ray and Zack as they face numerous dangers and guards while uncovering the dark mysteries of their forgotten pasts.

In body-swapping stories, characters usually return to their original forms. However, Yui Ootsuka and Yuuta Kimura cannot achieve such a resolution. When Yuuta falls from a tree and crashes into Yui, both become trapped in each other's bodies, unable to reverse the swap despite their attempts. Over time, they choose to adjust to their new situation, keeping the incident hidden from others. What started as a simple classmate relationship becomes a bond sealed by an inexplicable event. As years pass, Yui and Yuuta endure lives that are not their own. Through this exhausting experience, they gain deep understanding of the challenges of experiencing life from another person's perspective.

Thirty years ago, a catastrophic event known as a "spatial quake" resulted in the deaths of over one hundred million people. To reduce the damage from future incidents, humans developed emergency evacuation protocols and systems for quickly reconstructing affected areas. Sixteen-year-old Shidou Itsuka lives with his younger sister, Kotori. When a spatial quake strikes, he becomes trapped despite receiving early warnings. After miraculously surviving, he encounters a mysterious girl at the epicenter, who is revealed to be a "Spirit"—a supernatural entity responsible for causing these disasters. He also learns about the "Anti-Spirit Team," a military force that uses lethal methods to eliminate Spirits. Before he can fully understand the situation, Shidou is recruited by Ratatoskr, an organization dedicated to neutralizing Spirits through peaceful means—and surprisingly, Kotori is its leader! As Ratatoskr's newest agent, Shidou must stop the Spirits from causing further destruction. His unconventional method involves going on dates with them and sealing the deal with a passionate kiss.

In "Akira Failing in Love," Akira creates intricate plans to draw Hajime's notice, including blocking his sight and tricking him into calling her name, as well as making his heart race. However, displaying her talents in academics and sports might offer her a better chance at success. Yet, this may also not work—because Hajime remains oblivious to her feelings for him, and she has not realized his secret crush on her.

In the land of Cruzon, where quartz powers all machines and enables magic, Rygart Arrow is unique as an "un-sorcerer" unable to interact with quartz. Despite this, he attended a military academy and formed close bonds with classmates Sigyn Erster, Hodr, and Zess. After graduation, Rygart's lack of abilities led him to a quiet life as a farmer on the outskirts of Krisna. His peaceful life is shattered when Sigyn and Hodr, now queen and king of Krisna, summon him to the capital. As the kingdom faces war against Athens, tensions rise when Zess, now a general in Athens' forces, launches an attack on Krisna's capital. In the chaos, Rygart discovers an ancient Golem, an advanced mobile suit from a lost civilization. Unlike modern machines, this relic can only be piloted by an un-sorcerer like him. Armed with this powerful asset, Rygart finds himself caught in the conflict between old friends divided by opposing beliefs and warfare.

Having played "Dungeon and Stone" for nine years, Hansoo Lee finally reached the game's final boss stage, which no one had ever conquered. Upon entering the boss room, he received a notification indicating that the tutorial was complete and that he now occupied the body of a character called Bjorn Jandel, a barbarian. In the post-apocalyptic world of "Dungeon and Stone," only one city survived the cataclysm. A labyrinth materialized monthly, offering adventurers a chance to earn rewards by clearing it. Barbarians like Bjorn were valued solely for their fighting prowess; survival depended on their combat skills. Failure to pay the city's steep taxes meant certain death from execution. Should anyone uncover that a player is controlling a character, they would be labeled an "evil spirit" and executed. To stay alive, Hansoo must venture into the labyrinth, risking his life in battles. With the abilities he honed during his nine-year gaming journey and the formidable strength of his barbarian form, he fights to endure in this perilous game world.

Baki Hanma, having secured his place as the "World's Strongest Boy," finds himself growing restless and bored with his daily life. After ending his long-standing feud with his powerful father Yuujirou, Baki continues to reign at the Kourakuen Underground Arena, but now defeats his opponents with a hidden sense of fatigue. His friends and mentors also struggle to adjust to this calmer period, going through their training sessions with little drive. A major shock hits Japan when it is revealed that a long-term scientific project has succeeded in cloning the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto. The revived warrior eagerly seeks to test his strength against Baki and Tokyo's strongest fighters, though he has difficulty adapting to the modern world. Holding onto traditional ideas of honor and lethal combat, Miyamoto's outdated views clash with today's more peaceful society. As the resurrected samurai works his way through this unfamiliar world by confronting Baki's allies, he eventually provokes a confrontation with the young champion. Baki, energized by the prospect of an exciting new challenge, prepares to face his opponent head-on.

In a trial set by a god-like being, Ed must be expelled from a party of 100 heroes across 100 different isekai to return home. After completing the task, he is given one final condition: to witness the fate of the worlds he was exiled from. This revelation leads him to uncover a shocking truth. "All right, I'll do it! This time, I'll really be banished!" However, this time around, he is accompanied by a former ally on his journey through the 100 worlds. "Fufu~, don't worry! I'm with you now!" "Yeah, that's exactly what concerns me..."

Following years of mistreatment from her adoptive family, an orphan mastered the art of survival by portraying herself as a cheerful and compliant daughter. Upon dying in an accident, she believes her torment has ended. Fate, however, has other plans: she is reincarnated as Rudbeckia "Ruby" de Borgia, a minor antagonist from a novel who faces a brutal upbringing and is ultimately murdered by her spouse. Ruby’s father, an ambitious pope, aims to dismantle the Britanya Kingdom by arranging her marriage to its most formidable knight, Iske van Omerta, with the intention of having her poison his cherished sister, Elenia. Ruby realizes the plan is bound to fail and that none of the Borgias will survive Iske's wrath. To avoid being implicated, she must act as an innocent and docile wife—winning Iske's affection is her sole hope for survival.

In "Change 123," the story follows Motoko, a young woman who has developed multiple personalities as a result of her intense martial arts training under her three adoptive fathers. Each of these distinct personas is skilled in a different fighting style. Yet, when none of her individual identities can defeat a powerful opponent, the narrative takes a compelling turn. The question remains: how will she overcome this obstacle, and what truths will be uncovered from the mysterious Kamen Raider? The series is recognized for its charming ensemble of characters, impressive visuals, and comedic moments.

In a world where humanity has been completely erased, a solitary girl sets out on a mission to find any remaining survivors and purify the land. As she moves through the silent, eerie remnants of civilization, she wonders if anyone else is still out there, waiting to be found.

Upon finishing university, Kumiko "Yankumi" Yamaguchi lands a job teaching math at a high school for boys only. She becomes the homeroom teacher for the famously difficult Class 3-D, and the students try to ruin her teaching career. Her stubbornness and forceful approach slowly win their respect. The school does not know that Yankumi is also the successor to the influential Kuroda Ikka yakuza clan in Tokyo.

This enigmatic figure, known by aliases such as Gerrard and Machiavelli, stays hidden in anonymity despite being infamous worldwide. Now, they take on the identity of Ludger Cherish, a skilled professor at the prestigious Ceoren Academy. What first seems like a simple academic position quickly proves to be far more complex. The real Ludger Cherish had deeper connections to a secret organization with unclear motives. To safeguard his cover, this expert in deception must cautiously move through the dangerous terrain between two opposing factions, both ready to kill him if they get the chance.

In "Handsome Girl and Sheltered Girl," Satomi Ooguma has never experienced romantic feelings until she meets her classmate, Mizuki Kanda. Because of Kanda's boyish appearance, Ooguma mistakenly believes she is a boy and begins to develop romantic feelings. When asked by a friend to find some boys for an event, Ooguma approaches Kanda for help. Despite her initial reluctance, Kanda jokingly agrees on the condition that they go on a date. Surprisingly, Ooguma readily accepts. The story unfolds as Ooguma comes to realize that Kanda is actually a girl. "Handsome Girl and Sheltered Girl" explores the journey of these two characters as they face the complexities of their relationship and learn the true essence of love.

Kabi Nagata, struggling with self-doubt and feeling envious of how others seem to move forward, decides to leave her parents' home and start living alone in a new apartment. Adjusting to this solitary life proves difficult, and she begins to reflect on her growing sense of loneliness, her complicated relationship with her mother, and what it means to love. As the psychological strain builds, her determination starts to falter. Through her experiences with family and issues of affection, Nagata tries to confront her painful past and heal the emotional scars that still trouble her. Despite her inner struggle, she keeps pushing herself to move forward. Included one-shot: Volume 2: Chika-chan no Yuuutsu

In the college ranks, the team Strky, featuring former Interhigh competitors, gears up for a match against the renowned American street ball squad, Jabberwock. Anticipating a casual contest, Strky suffers a devastating loss. Following their defeat, Jabberwock's leader, Nash Gold Jr., disparages the Japanese players, likening them to monkeys and suggesting they abandon basketball. Motivated by this affront, Kagetora Aida challenges the Jabberwock to another game, which Nash accepts with confidence in his team’s superiority. For this rematch, known as the Extra Game, Kagetora forms the Vorpal Swords, uniting the Generation of Miracles alongside Tetsuya Kuroko and Taiga Kagami, the only lineup deemed capable of demonstrating the true strength of Japanese basketball to the Jabberwock.

Keiichi Maebara moves to the quiet village of Hinamizawa, where he quickly becomes close friends with his new companions, making his days happy and carefree. One day, while passing by a maid café, he spots what seems to be his tomboyish friend Mion Sonozaki working there. His attempt to tease her is met with surprise when she reveals herself to be Shion, Mion's twin sister. The Cotton Drifting Festival approaches, and both sisters compete for Keiichi's attention. Tragedy strikes when Shion, breaking the village's sacred rules, enters a forbidden shrine during the festival, inadvertently bringing Keiichi along with her. Their transgression plunges them into fear of supernatural punishment. Keiichi and Shion must now find a way to make amends for their actions before they face dire consequences.

Fumi and Akira used to be close childhood friends, with Akira frequently watching over the sensitive Fumi. Their connection ended when Fumi's family moved away. Years later, after Fumi's family returned, chance brought them back together on their way to school. Their friendship picked up naturally, slipping back into its old, easy rhythm. Not long after, Fumi started a relationship with an older, fashionable student who was connected to Akira's prestigious Fujigaya Girls' Academy.

Uru, a tiny girl often mistaken for an elementary school student, boasts surprising strength and chooses to live independently after her mother's remarriage. She finds employment at a quaint café with two distinctive coworkers: Shindou, who appears rough around the edges but has a gentle heart and a passion for baking cakes and pies, and Ichirou, a strikingly handsome man who immediately succumbs to sleep upon feeling hunger and won't awaken until someone feeds him. What adventures await this unusual trio? Included one-shots: Volume 2: Suitei Seinen Shoujo Volume 4: Hana to Ageha, Natsu. Volume 7: Number One DX

In "Life," Ayumu Shiiba struggles with her studies but works hard to get into Nishidate High School alongside her best friend, Yuuko Shinozuka. Despite her effort, Shinozuka fails the entrance exam and directs her pent-up bitterness towards Ayumu. Overwhelmed by grief over her lost friendship, Ayumu finds temporary relief through self-harm and withdraws from others, becoming an outcast at her new school. Her world begins to shift when Manami Anzai, a classmate, reaches out to befriend her, offering a spark of hope. But Ayumu remains unaware of the terrifying ordeal soon to face her. "Life" follows Ayumu’s journey of isolation, a story filled with despair and torment that pushes one to the edge of madness. Yet, despite the overwhelming obstacles, only those with unyielding strength will find the light ahead.

In the human body, roughly thirty-seven trillion cells carry out their daily tasks with dedication. AE3803, a newly minted and somewhat clumsy red blood cell, is eager to fulfill her role of transporting oxygen and collecting carbon dioxide, though she frequently has difficulty with navigation. Conversely, U-1146, a white blood cell, is constantly prepared to fight and eliminate any pathogens he encounters. As their paths frequently intersect, they form a close bond despite their contrasting personalities. Both entertaining and educational, Cells at Work! follows the experiences of these two blood cells and their many companions as they collaborate to preserve the body's well-being.

In the Prison City, a place where over half a million people are confined, escape is nearly impossible due to the constant watch of thousands of robotic guards. Chloe, abandoned by her parents at age seven and having lived her entire life within these walls, dedicates herself to caring for her younger brother, Rock, never stepping outside where danger awaits. One evening, she notices their neighbors attempting to break free and decides to follow them, bringing Rock along. However, when the escape fails, she becomes separated from her brother. Forced to flee alone, she clings to the hope that Rock will survive until she can return for him. After eleven years, having developed formidable fighting abilities, Chloe makes her way back to the Prison City, driven by a fierce resolve to fulfill her promise of protecting her brother.

In a brutal competition, everyone aged 15 to 29 is forced to take part. In this merciless game, Min Ryu must fight to survive, as compassion and kindness hold no value here. After ninety-nine attempts, he finally reaches the game's final stage. When Min Ryu stands alone before the final boss's door, he faces betrayal—the system executes him for not having four additional players by his side. On his last and one hundredth chance, can Min Ryu find the allies he needs to end this ruthless game?

Famed medical researcher Kanji Yakutani devoted his life to creating new medicines after losing his younger sister to an incurable illness. At age 31, he worked himself to death and awoke as a 10-year-old boy struck by lightning in a medieval world—reborn as Falma, a child of the respected De Médicis family. In this realm, divine arts—magic bestowed through blessings from guardian deities—exist, and Falma discovers his body hosts the guardian deity of medicine. He gains the mythical divine arts of creation and reduction, along with the ability to instantly diagnose illnesses within people. He soon learns how dire medicine is in this world: only nobles can afford care, which is often ineffective or even harmful. Using modern knowledge and his divine powers, Falma gradually earns renown as a pharmacist despite his youth, eventually gaining recognition from the imperial court. After obtaining his own pharmacy, he sets out to achieve his goal of improving healthcare throughout the San Fleuve Empire and making it accessible to everyone.

Renowned dollmaker Rozen created many distinct dolls over his career, each given a Rosa Mystica—a magical gem that gives them life. These dolls, called Rozen Maidens, must take part in a contest known as the Alice Game, where they fight each other. The winner becomes Alice, a perfect girl meant to reunite with Rozen. Jun Sakurada, a withdrawn middle school student, gets caught up in this conflict when a Rozen Maiden appears at his home. When he winds her with the provided spring, she comes to life and says she is Shinku, the fifth Rozen Maiden. Even though Jun finds her arrogant attitude annoying, they work together against a rival doll. Shinku then makes Jun her medium, letting her use his energy to overcome their enemies. As more Rozen Maidens join the fight and settle in Jun’s house, peace seems impossible because they are naturally bound to battle each other.

Kanan, a female demon, sneaks into a high school with the aim of feasting on some tasty human souls. She zeroes in on the ideal prey, a teenage boy named Kyogi Yoji, and moves in for the kill—only to somehow wind up dating him instead?! Kanan has never experienced love before, and this oddly innocent demon causes absolute mayhem as the two navigate romance, starting with a first date and moving forward.

In the year 1294 of the Arboral era, nine colossal towers called the Spires loom across the world, relics of a vanished civilization. These monuments hide secret knowledge and vast power, sparking wars among nations fighting for control. Luca, a bugler in a mercenary group, dreams of leaving battle behind to follow a life of music. As one of the mysterious Branch-hexed, he possesses a rare ability: the power to see the sounds his instrument creates. This talent unintentionally pulls him into a vast conflict.

In "Berserk: Shinen no Kami 2," Griffith, realizing his injuries prevent him from achieving his ambitions, turns to the Crimson Behelit as a final solution. This triggers the "Eclipse," a ritual where the participant trades something invaluable for extraordinary power. Griffith chooses to sacrifice his devoted followers, the Band of the Hawk. Griffith then descends into the Abyss and encounters a gigantic, god-like being known as the Idea of Evil, which emerged from the shared subconscious of humanity and has guided human history through all earthly occurrences. As Griffith becomes part of human consciousness within the Abyss, the Idea of Evil forebodingly declares, "Your desire is mine... Whether your actions bring suffering or salvation to humankind, do as you please, Chosen One." With this, Griffith harnesses the torment of his comrades to transform himself into his ideal form.

On his first day at school, Yutaka meets Tsumiki and is inspired by her confidence. However, his excitement falters when she reveals she is a werewolf and offers to help him become more sociable. Tsumiki’s everyday life involves jumping out of windows, scaling mountains, and storing sandwiches for later—actions entirely unfamiliar to Yutaka. Can he overcome his doubts and embrace his inner wolf?

In the rural area of Aomori Prefecture, located in northern Japan, the novice witch Makoto Kowata relocates to live with her distant relatives in order to continue her training and attain the rank of a full-fledged witch. Accompanied by her black cat familiar, she collects her belongings and sets off for her new residence.

In the drought-stricken village of Soah, the Water God's anger has brought a devastating lack of rain, endangering the entire community. To calm the deity and bring back rainfall, the villagers decide that Soah must become the Water God's bride. After being brought to the Water Kingdom, Soah starts a fresh phase in her existence. This story centers on Soah's path of belief, endurance, and affection.

In her mid-twenties, Chiyo Kozuka is unemployed, broke, and three months behind on rent with no solution in sight. One day, her landlady pays an unexpected visit and proposes a deal: if Chiyo agrees to spend the night with her, the landlady will help ease Chiyo's money troubles. The next morning, Chiyo wakes up disoriented, hungover, and with no recollection of what happened. When the landlady gets up, she keeps her promise and offers Chiyo a financial arrangement so unusual that she has no choice but to accept.

After a fierce battle against the 12 gods, the mighty dark mage Diablo Volpir was defeated and sealed away. He awakens from his slumber 66,666 years later, but finds himself reborn as a newborn baby named Jamie Welton. Nine years pass, and now Jamie possesses only a fragment of his former power. Surrounded by a caring family and a tranquil environment, he plans to take vengeance upon the 12 gods who imprisoned him.

The neighborhood cock of the walk is no ordinary rooster—he stands as humanity's mightiest protector. His enemies may tower ten stories high, but nothing outweighs his indomitable spirit and his fearsome battle cry—cock-a-doodle-doo!

Seo Junho and his comrades gave their lives to vanquish the frost queen, believing they had brought peace back to Earth. However, after spending 25 years trapped in ice, Junho awakens to discover that nine additional floors have emerged while he was frozen, with just a single one having been conquered. As the sole person who possesses the solution to overcoming the next level and thawing his allies, Junho is forced to rise to the challenge once more. Yet, has this champion been dormant for such an extended period that he can no longer confront the terrifying new threats that plague the world?

Fifteen-year-old Eijun Sawamura’s life changes drastically after meeting catcher Kazuya Miyuki, which puts him on a different course. He leaves his friends and family to go to Seido High, a school where he can test his skills against top-tier players in Japan. "Ace of the Diamond Act II" depicts the excitement and difficulties of high school baseball.