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In Devilman, the gentle-hearted Akira Fudou frequently finds himself at the mercy of others. Upon reuniting with his childhood friend Ryou Asuka, she reveals a startling truth: demons are real and intend to conquer Earth. Determined to help Ryou protect humanity, Akira agrees to attend the decadent and corrupt Black Sabbath event to merge with a demon. After a near-death experience, he fuses with Amon, a demon feared even by other demons, creating Devilman—a powerful entity that combines Amon's immense strength with Akira's kind heart. As Devilman, Akira uses his new abilities to fight the demonic threat, working to prevent the impending collapse of human society.

In the vibrant 1920s of America, a time of peace and hope following the Great War, a sinister force threatens to disrupt this tranquility. Sister Rosette Christopher, an exorcist for the Magdala Order, is tasked with battling the demons that emerge and cause chaos. Alongside her is Chrno, and together they frequently find themselves creating more havoc than the demons they aim to vanquish. During a specific mission, they encounter a young girl named Azmaria, known for her enchanting voice, who is in danger from her own stepfather. As Rosette and Chrno strive to protect her, deeper insights into their connection come to light, revealing there is more to their partnership than initially apparent.

In her final memory, Natsu Iwashimizu shares cherished meals with her family. However, upon waking, she discovers she's on a sinking ship, saved by three unfamiliar faces: Arashi Aota, whose kindness is matched only by his short fuse; Semimaru Asai, who teases Natsu's shy demeanor; and Botan Saotome, a skilled individual who grasps the gravity of their situation. Together, they manage to escape and navigate towards a deserted island. Unbeknownst to them, this enigmatic land is actually post-apocalyptic Japan. A meteorite impact has eradicated human life and transformed the planet's ecosystem. To repopulate the earth, the government initiated the "7 Seeds" program, sending five teams—Spring, Summer A, Summer B, Autumn, and Winter—each comprising seven resilient youth and a guide. Natsu and her crew belong to Summer B, deemed social outliers. Their survival hinges on finding one of seven government shelters for supplies. In a perilous, alien world devoid of familiar support, the quartet must learn to work together to endure.

In a distant future, two exceptional young military commanders distinguish themselves from their contemporaries. The prodigy Reinhard von Lohengramm, whose brilliance is unmatched, meets his equal in the peerless strategist Yang Wen-li. Despite their mutual respect, they clash as leaders of massive fleets of warships and millions of soldiers, fighting for two interstellar empires that have been locked in conflict for over 150 years. The Galactic Empire, an absolute monarchy under Kaiser Friedrich von Goldenbaum IV and a rigid aristocracy, seeks to crush all rebellion against its rule. In contrast, the Free Planets Alliance, a democratic state governed by a corrupt High Council, is in decline as its leaders exploit war and internal strife to maintain their popularity. Reinhard, a minor noble, rises to the rank of High Admiral through his tactical brilliance and the influence of his sister, who is the Kaiser's favored concubine. Yang, a history enthusiast and reluctant commodore, is hailed as a hero for his strategic skills, which he uses to counter the incompetence of his superiors. Though on opposite sides of the galaxy, the two men hold opposing visions: Reinhard seeks to unite humanity under his strict leadership, while Yang aims to pave the way for lasting peace. As the conflict intensifies, Reinhard and Yang each strive to achieve their goals, solidifying their legacies as the pioneers of a new era of galactic heroes.

In "Eureka Seven: Psalms of Planets," fourteen-year-old Renton Thurston lives a dull, unfulfilling life. His only passion is "lifting," a high-speed hoverboard sport that gets his adrenaline going. Renton's dissatisfaction stems from his boring job at his grandfather's repair shop and the looming legacy of his father, a famous hero. Everything changes when a massive LFO mecha called the Nirvash crashes near his home. A beautiful young woman named Eureka emerges from the wreckage, asking for repairs. Drawn to her, Renton eagerly offers his help, and together they set off on a journey that will reshape their futures.

Geass is a mysterious power given to a select few, taking form based on their deepest desires and granting them immense influence. The story unfolds in Area 11, once known as Japan, and follows Lelouch Lamperouge, a sharp-witted 17-year-old student. He receives his Geass from the enigmatic C.C., an ability that forces anyone he looks at to obey him without question. Adopting the identity of Zero, a masked revolutionary fighting for liberation, Lelouch sets out to bring down the Holy Britannian Empire, the world's only superpower, and exact revenge for the suffering he and his family have endured.

In the age of space exploration, humanity is locked in conflict with monsters of unknown origin. The war is brutal, and hope grows scarce. In the middle of the turmoil, humanity makes its final gambit. The time has come for the Knights to enter the fight and reverse the war's momentum.

Guts, once known as the Black Swordsman and a mercenary, pursues a path of vengeance. After enduring a brutal childhood, he finds someone he can trust and respect, but that bond is shattered when that person betrays him, stripping away everything precious to him in pursuit of their own ambitions. Now marked for death, Guts faces unrelenting persecution from dark forces. Driven by a grim and tragic mission, wielding immense strength and a colossal sword, he pushes forward undeterred by any obstacle, even death itself, until he can confront the one who stole his and his lover's humanity. This synopsis also includes a one-shot titled "Berserk: The Prototype," featured in Volume 14.

In Vinland Saga, Thorfinn, the son of a legendary Viking warrior, becomes a formidable fighter in the mercenary group led by the cunning Askeladd. Though still young, Thorfinn stands out not for greed but for his desire for revenge against Askeladd for a devastating act that destroyed his family. Unable to defeat Askeladd yet unwilling to abandon his vendetta, Thorfinn spends his youth among the war-hungry Danes, honing his combat skills on battlefields where death is often treated as mere entertainment. When news reaches Askeladd that Danish Prince Canute has been captured, he sets in motion a complex scheme that could decide the future king of England and profoundly affect the lives of Thorfinn, Canute, and himself. Set in 11th-century Europe, Vinland Saga unfolds a violent story in an era of relentless bloodshed, chaos, and cruelty, offering a haven for those who thrive on conflict and a living nightmare for everyone else.

In a world where alchemists can alter and transform matter through their expertise, these practitioners are esteemed for their knowledge and abilities. Yet, despite alchemy's immense power, it cannot accomplish everything—especially human transmutation, which is forbidden due to its severe repercussions. Disregarding these warnings, the brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric attempt to bring their deceased mother back to life through human transmutation. The attempt ends in catastrophe: Edward loses his left leg, and Alphonse loses his entire body. In a desperate move, Edward sacrifices his own right arm to bind Alphonse's soul to a suit of armor. Time passes, and the two brothers set out on a journey across the nation in search of the Philosopher's Stone, hoping to regain their original bodies. Their quest, however, reveals far darker truths than they ever anticipated.

In Gantz, Kei Kurono, a high school student disillusioned with the harsh realities of life, finds himself drawn into a peculiar situation one fateful day. While waiting for the subway, Kei witnesses his classmate, Masaru Katou, leap onto the tracks to save a drunken individual who has stumbled there. Acting on a sudden urge to assist, Kei joins Katou in the act of rescue. Despite their efforts, both are hit by the approaching train and die. Upon waking up, Kei discovers himself in a peculiar apartment along with Katou and other strangers, all gathered around a large, dark sphere with a glossy exterior. It becomes clear that everyone present has recently passed away. Instructions appear on the sphere, instructing them to eliminate an unusual creature. Equipped with advanced armor and weaponry provided by the sphere, Kei and the others embark on a perilous mission. Despite the high risks involved, Kei manages to survive. The survivors are then transported back to the apartment, where the sphere, now dubbed "Gantz" by one of the participants, assigns them scores based on their performance. Kei is given the opportunity to return to his regular life, but he remains subject to being called back at any time to take part in further missions assigned by Gantz. While Katou fears the constant threat of being summoned again, Kei embraces the missions, finding a sense of direction through the battles. As he grows more adept and begins to value his companions, Kei confronts increasingly formidable foes that start to infiltrate his daily life outside of Gantz.

For years, Twenty-Fifth Bam lived a solitary life until he met Rachel. With her decision to climb the Tower firmly set, Rachel prepares to leave Bam behind to chase her ambition. Following Rachel through a radiant barrier, Bam begins his journey to ascend the Tower, driven by his wish to reunite with her. The Tower, however, is a treacherous realm filled with ancient mysteries, formidable creatures, and hostile individuals. Each floor is overseen by an Administrator who imposes rigorous trials on those brave enough to face them, pushing their limits to the extreme. When confronting Headon, the Administrator of the first floor, Bam learns he is classified as an "Irregular"—someone who entered the Tower without being chosen by it, an exceptionally rare occurrence. Even with this revelation, Bam's path forward remains unwavering. Whether it be riches, strength, fame, or reunion with Rachel, the summit of the Tower promises to fulfill every desire.

In the depths of the unfathomably deep Abyss, one girl and a mysterious robot embark on a perilous journey to unravel its secrets. Orth, a town constructed around the edge of the immense Abyss, thrives on the tales of those who dare to explore its uncharted territories, known as Cave Raiders. Among the town's residents is Riko, a young girl whose mother, a legendary Cave Raider, disappeared on an expedition years ago. Riko's destiny shifts when she discovers Reg, an enigmatic robot seemingly originating from the Abyss itself. Believing Reg to be a message from her lost mother, Riko decides to venture into the Abyss with Reg, ready to confront the myriad dangers that await them.

In the vast steel labyrinth filled with horrifying monsters, humanity survives in scattered, fearful enclaves, always on the verge of annihilation. Navigating this desolate landscape is a solitary, enigmatic youth named Killy. Equipped with extraordinary abilities and an uncommon Graviton Beam Emitter, Killy wages relentless combat against brutal beasts and hostile entities, driven by his urgent quest to locate a human carrier of the Net Terminal Gene—the genetic key potentially capable of repairing the fractured world. Blame!'s dark narrative chronicles Killy's journey as he meets new individuals, endures further conflicts, and edges closer to uncovering the Net Terminal Gene. Throughout his travels, the underlying secrets of this world are gradually exposed.

In 1999, a massive meteorite impact on Antarctica melted the ice sheets, causing global sea levels to rise dramatically and altering the world's climate, resulting in the deaths of over half of Earth's population. By 2015, the remaining human civilization faces new threats from mysterious beings called Angels—creatures of unknown origin that relentlessly destroy what is left of the world. Shinji Ikari, a 14-year-old boy, arrives in the fortified city of Tokyo-3, destined to fight these Angels. Recruited by his father's secret organization, NERV, Shinji is tasked with piloting an Evangelion, a colossal bio-mechanical robot built to battle the Angels. Bearing the burden of saving the world, Shinji must find the courage and resolve to protect both the future and himself. However, as the frequency of conflicts between Evangelions and Angels increases, the grim truth about their world slowly comes to light.

In *Psyren*, Ageha Yoshina, a confident high school student who takes on various odd jobs to help others, stumbles upon a strange calling card with the word "Psyren" inside a phone booth, unaware of its significance. After finishing one of his tasks, he picks it up. The next day, he finds that his classmate Sakurako Amamiya also has an identical card. When he confronts her, she begs for his help, setting off their dangerous journey. As confusion sets in, Ageha's fears grow when Sakurako suddenly vanishes. Seeking answers, he dials the number on the card and is questioned by a mysterious voice, leading to the chilling question, "Would you like to go to Psyren?" This begins a deadly game where Ageha and Sakurako must navigate a bizarre world filled with monstrous creatures called Taboo, using only psychic powers known as PSI, in their quest to return to reality.

In feudal Japan, Manji is a feared swordsman known as the "Hundred Man Killer" for his past slaughter of one hundred innocent people. His most chilling trait is his invincibility—an eternal life granted by the eight-hundred-year-old nun Yaobikuni, who implanted bloodworms in his body that can heal nearly any wound. Driven by a desire to atone for his past deeds, Manji vows to eliminate one thousand wicked men. Yaobikuni agrees, promising to lift his curse of immortality if he completes this task. Soon after, Manji meets Rin Asano, a sixteen-year-old girl who begs for his help in avenging her parents' death. Initially, Manji refuses Rin's request. However, seeing her vulnerability, he changes his mind and commits to protecting her for four years. With this agreement, they set out on a dangerous journey marked by violence, revenge, and penance, each pursuing their own goals.

In "Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNICL," kind-hearted Syaoran is a close friend of Sakura, the princess of the Clow Kingdom who possesses the extraordinary ability to reshape reality. When a shadowy figure attempts to seize control of Sakura's powers, her memories scatter into various dimensions as feathers. To rescue her, Syaoran seeks help from the Dimensional Witch and joins forces with two other wanderers—Kurogane and Fai D. Flourite. Kurogane, an expelled ninja with exceptional fighting skills, longs to return to his homeland. Meanwhile, Fai, a sorcerer from Celes, aims to travel through different dimensions to escape his troubled past. To cross dimensions, each of the trio must sacrifice something precious. Syaoran agrees to give up his bond with Sakura as the price to the Dimensional Witch. United in purpose, Syaoran, Kurogane, and Fai embark on a quest across numerous worlds, confronting their destined challenges.

In a world devastated by a pandemic that kills 15% of the population and weakens many others, a secret organization called Propater takes control over most of the planet, overthrowing the United Nations. A young boy and girl, immune to the disease, grow up in an abandoned virology lab and barely escape an attack by Propater. Twenty years later, the boy has become the most powerful drug lord in South America. He secretly supports his son's efforts to avoid Propater while the son joins forces with Nomad mercenaries, some of whom are former Propater agents, to fight the organization. The story unfolds through multiple subplots involving terrorism, human enhancement, the struggles of developing nations, and the conflicts between drug cartels and Propater. Heavily inspired by Gnostic mythology, the main characters are named after Gnostic deities and fulfill corresponding roles.

Ash Lynx, a strikingly handsome young man raised under the thumb of the powerful mafia boss Dino "Papa" Golzine, has grown from a mere plaything into the unyielding leader of his own gang. Once a tool for Golzine's amusement, Ash has broken away to carve his own path, wielding ironclad control over his criminal domain. Eiji Okumura, a young photographer from Japan, arrives in New York to document the lives of street children. There, he encounters Ash, the teenage gang leader, and finds himself captivated by the enigmatic youth, while Ash is equally intrigued by Eiji's unique outlook on life. The story unfolds across the shadowy streets of New York, where a series of brutal murders all bear the cryptic mark of "Banana Fish." With their own fates tied to this mysterious phrase, Ash, Eiji, and their allies are thrust into a perilous mission to uncover the truth behind "Banana Fish," tracing its origins and seeking a way to dismantle it before chaos consumes them all.

Nine years after the Empire of Giad unleashed the autonomous drone army known as the Legion on neighboring nations, the Republic of San Magnolia—inhabited by the silver-haired Alba race—responded by relocating its citizens into 85 designated zones and deploying their own unmanned combat units, the Juggernauts, for counterattacks. Though the Republic officially reports zero human casualties, the battlefields reveal a grim truth of sacrifice. The Colorata, a marginalized group confined to the nonexistent 86th district, are forced to serve as pilots for the Juggernauts, called Processors, under the command of Republic Handlers. Vladilena Milizé, a soldier with a strong belief in justice, despises the Republic's treatment of the Colorata. As the handler for the Spearhead Squadron, she forms bonds with the squadron's unique members, especially their leader, Shinei Nouzen, whose unwavering resolve drives him forward. Yet navigating this deadly terrain may force Vladilena to confront the harsh realities of her nation's actions and the connections she forges with the 86.

A lone traveler walks the barren wasteland, bringing judgment to the wicked and solace to the helpless. This fighter, called Ken, carries seven wounds on his chest and protects the mysteries of a legendary combat style: Hokuto Shinken, the Divine Fist of the North Star.

Futaba Okeya is a 14-year-old boy who can see ghosts and always keeps a prominent birthmark on his left cheek hidden under a bandage. One day, a new student named Kouko Ishigami joins his class, marked by a scar on her forehead and followed by the spirit of a tall, friendly man. Futaba feels an instant attraction to Kouko, thinking it might be love at first sight. After a disturbing dream about her, he wakes up crying and senses a deep familiarity, which drives him to try to befriend her. However, a series of events leads Futaba to reveal his birthmark to Kouko, causing her to declare him her eternal enemy. Enraged, Kouko explains that they are connected through reincarnation, and the birthmark is a curse she placed on him in a past life to identify and ultimately defeat him. Kouko then summons a flaming circular device called the "spirit circle" and attacks Futaba, sending him tumbling down a staircase into the memories of one of his former lives. The story of Spirit Circle follows Futaba as he journeys through his various past lives, gradually uncovering the truth behind his conflict with Kouko.

Jin Kanzaki is a seemingly ordinary homeless boy who possesses extraordinary strength, which he uses to assist others, much to his grandfather's delight. However, Jin insists on charging 10,000 yen for every act of kindness, much to his grandfather's annoyance. Jin's peaceful life takes a drastic turn when he encounters a Player, a dangerous entity linked to a series of inexplicable murders. As Jin navigates this new perilous situation through sheer force, a group of mysterious men also searches for someone with a ring-like mark on their hand. In their quest, deeper secrets about the world unravel, hinting that Jin may be central to solving the enigma.