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22-year-old Eikichi Onizuka is a pervert and a former gang member who somehow becomes a teacher. Great Teacher Onizuka follows this outrageous educator as he tries to outsmart and win over the scheming Class 3-4, which is dead set on getting him fired. Along the way, he faces other hurdles—the frustrated balding vice principal Hiroshi Uchiyamada, old rivals from his biker days, and his own ridiculous teaching style. Yet Onizuka battles through it all while helping his students, chasing the affection of fellow teacher Azusa Fuyutsuki, and striving to live up to his self-proclaimed title. Also included is the side story "GTO: Great Toroko Oppai♡" (Tomoko's Big Adventures).

The narrative centers on Ken, a man from a wealthy family who lost his parents at a young age because of their connection to the Yakuza, turning him into a notorious high school brawler. His sole motivation for action comes from his romantic feelings toward his classmate Yumi. When he learns she has decided to move to Korea to become a police officer, Ken abandons his life in Japan and attempts to follow her path. However, due to unforeseen events, he accidentally becomes the leader of a local gang and must keep this secret from Yumi. Under his leadership, the gang is rebranded as the Sun-Ken Rock Group. Included one-shot: Volume 12: Trigun: The Lost Plant

Negi Springfield, a ten-year-old wizard who has just graduated from Merdiana Magic Academy in Wales, has two goals: locating his missing father, the legendary Thousand Master, and becoming a Magister Magi—a wizard who aids the ordinary world with magic. To achieve this second objective, he receives one final task: teaching English at a Japanese middle school. To his shock and dismay, he discovers that his homeroom class consists of thirty-one girls, and he accidentally reveals his magical identity to one of them, Asuna Kagurazaka. Now forced to come to terms with her knowledge, Negi must work to keep his secret safe while dealing with magical threats emerging both inside and outside Mahora Academy, all while continuing his search for his lost father.

Kenichi Shirahama is a kind-hearted yet frequently bullied fifteen-year-old boy. Frustrated by his own weakness, he signs up for his school's karate club hoping to become stronger, but he only ends up serving as a living punching bag for the senior members. Everything changes when the beautiful transfer student Miu Fuuriniji arrives—she is an elite martial artist who leads Kenichi to the Ryozanpaku dojo. At the dojo, Kenichi encounters six eccentric masters, who promptly decide to accept him as their student. Shijou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi follows the journey of history's strongest disciple Kenichi as he undergoes relentless training under the world's greatest martial artists—each devoted to their own unique martial art—so he can acquire the power needed to defend the people and ideals that matter most to him.

Kurokami Medaka becomes Student Council President as a first-year student, and her first initiative is to create a suggestion box that students later nickname the "Medaka Box." She urges everyone to submit any issue they have without hesitation, promising to take on any problem from anybody. Having secured the Student Council election with an overwhelming 98 percent of the vote, Medaka is its only member. She turns to her childhood friend Hitoyoshi Zenkichi for assistance, and he reluctantly agrees, taking the position as the Student Council's lowest-ranking member. Soon after, Medaka brings in two more members: former judo club member Akune Kouki as secretary, and current swim club member Kikaijima Mogana as treasurer, the latter borrowed for a daily fee of 300 yen. The Student Council then spends their days tackling the problems sent through the Medaka Box—whether it's troublemakers in the wrong clubs, girls needing help writing love letters, or people searching for lost pets—slowly earning the trust and admiration of the entire school.

The story picks up a few months after the end of the first season. Youkai Gakuen has been rebuilt, and the new semester is underway. Tsukune and his group return, now more powerful than ever. The true identity of Anti-Thesis is revealed. New enemies appear on the horizon, along with something far more sinister than anything the gang has faced before. Tsukune struggles with the monster growing inside him. With help from Moka, Mizore, Kurumu, Ruby, and Yukari, he trains to control his vampire blood and gain the strength to protect what he cares about. This season focuses more on the girls, their pasts, and their families. New confrontations lie ahead. New friends and allies will join them. Together, they will uncover the secrets of Moka's rosary and her lineage.

Soun Tendou operates the Tendou Martial Arts School alongside his three daughters: Akane, Nabiki, and Kasumi. One day, the sisters' lives are thrown into chaos when their father announces he has arranged for one of them to marry the son of a fellow martial artist, aiming to continue the family tradition. Amidst their mixed feelings, the Tendou family is completely unprepared for the arrival of Ranma Saotome and his father, Genma. Ranma has been training in China with his father until a mishap transformed them both. Now, any contact with water turns Ranma into a girl and Genma into a giant panda. Ranma ½ follows Ranma as he tries to get along with his newly designated fiancée, the youngest Tendou sister, Akane. As they start attending the same school, they must navigate a host of friends and rivals, all of whom have opinions about their engagement.

Arata Kasuga is leading a normal life with his cousin Hijiri when a sudden event known as a "Breakdown Phenomenon" causes her to disappear right in front of him. Resolved to eliminate the Breakdown Phenomenon and bring Hijiri back, Arata transfers into Royal Biblia Academy. The path is difficult, but with seven beautiful girls—each proficient in a different field of magic—supporting him, anything seems achievable. This romantic comedy and occasionally serious wizard school tale now begins.

Witches suddenly launch a war against humanity, plunging two-thirds of the world into ruin. They summon creatures known as "Supporters" and ravage human settlements—but their motives remain a mystery. The survivors gather those gifted with the ability to fight the witches, naming them Witch Hunters. Among them, Tasha Godspell is one of the most powerful, earning the nickname "The Marksman" alongside his Supporter, which resembles a "Jack-O-Lantern." He battles the witches, yet he cannot truly bring himself to despise them.

This spin-off of the GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) manga takes place immediately following the Teshigawara arc. After former teacher Teshigawara shot Eikichi Onizuka, he was hospitalized. Soon after, he escaped and spent fourteen days that remained a mystery to everyone. Oddly enough, when he came back, a wanted poster appeared depicting a man who bore a resemblance to Onizuka. What did he actually do during those fourteen days?

Change 123 introduces Motoko, a young woman with an unusual condition. To handle the extreme training from her three adoptive fathers, she has split into multiple personalities, each excelling in a different martial arts style. But when no single personality can defeat an opponent, what happens? And what new insight will be provided by the legendary Kamen Raider? The series features many attractive girls, excellent artwork, and comedic moments.

Ikki Kurogane possesses the ability to manifest his soul as a weapon, making him a Blazer. However, his magical aptitude is nearly nonexistent, a stark contrast to most others with this power. Labeled the "Worst One" and written off as a talentless failure, he has dedicated himself to mastering the sword in hopes of still becoming a Mage-Knight. Stella Vermillion, the second imperial princess of the Vermillion Empire, is a formidable Rank A Blazer whose incredible natural talent has kept her undefeated in battle throughout her life. Seeking powerful opponents to further her growth, she travels to Japan with the ambition of becoming an accomplished Mage-Knight. Their paths cross at Hagun Academy, one of Japan's seven Mage-Knight institutions. They quickly discover a shared dream: to earn renown as powerful Mage-Knights through hard work and skill, regardless of their innate talent. To achieve this, they must first face each other in the finals of the Seven Stars Battle Festival—an intense, no-holds-barred tournament gathering the strongest student knights from all seven schools across Japan, where the victor claims the title of Seven Stars King. Will Ikki and Stella be able to stand against even the mightiest Blazers and fulfill their aspirations of reaching the pinnacle of knighthood?

Ginji Amano is a cool, pragmatic, and hip blonde who can generate electric currents with his body like an electric eel. Ban Mido is an equally hip brunette, bespectacled and rambunctious, who possesses the mystically enigmatic "Evil Eye," granting him the ability to create illusions in the minds of his opponents. Together, they form the GetBackers, the premier retrieval team in the world. They can recover anything taken from their clients, boasting a success rate of (almost) 100%! Yet first, they need to land some clients—and soon—or this lively detective pair will end up starving on the streets!

In the early 1900s, technological progress enabled the creation of advanced magic. This fusion of science and sorcery was called Makinot—spell circuits embedded into objects, granting them life and even personalities. Originally developed as military armaments, Makinot puppets have since become widespread globally. Akabane Raishin enrolls at the Royal Academy with the goal of becoming the world's top puppeteer. He is accompanied by Yaya, a beautiful teenage girl who is actually his puppet weapon, and he intends to rise quickly to the top of his class. However, while his combat prowess and resolve are unmatched, his academic test scores are nearly the lowest. Raishin must face off against the most dangerous of his classmates if he hopes to emerge as the king.

In a world where magicians enchant bullets to perform magic—such as summoning mighty beasts—there once existed a witch so formidable that she dared to challenge the gods, and for that, she was cursed. Ten years before the story's present, that same witch defeated another magician in battle and, in doing so, rescued a young boy. He instantly fell in love with her and was inspired to wield guns as his "Sword of Justice." That boy was named Zero. When he came of age, he set out on a journey and found the woman who had saved his life... or so he thought. She is not the idealized figure he remembered; she is selfish, rude, arrogant, and significantly shorter. Yet, in moments when she feels Zero's love and self-sacrifice for her, she can unleash incredible power. Thus, the two embark together to discover a cure and uncover why the gods bothered to curse her at all.

The continent of Halkeginia is in constant turmoil—kingdoms, princedoms, duchies, and lordships all vie with one another to expand their territories. Nobles scheme and conspire to gain influence over their lieges or even foreign rulers. At the heart of Halkeginia lies the small yet vital kingdom of Tristein. Its most notable feature is the Tristein Academy of Magic, where nobles from across the world come to study magic and become magi. Though friendships may form across national borders within the academy, the question remains whether those bonds can survive the politics and power games of the outside world once the students leave. Louise is a student at Tristein Magical Academy, infamous for her utter failure at casting spells. One day, a ceremony is held in which each student must summon a being or entity to become their familiar. Louise’s familiar manifests as a boy named Hiraga Saito. Somehow, he was transported from his own world into hers, and shortly thereafter became her familiar.

In the year 2130, after a third world war, immense polluted zones known as "Blackspots" spread throughout Japan, sealed off by massive Walls. Over time, these barren lands revealed signs of people living there. Among the survivors left behind inside the Blackspots, labeled as "those who were unneeded," individuals with extraordinary abilities emerged—fire, wind, immense strength. These abilities defined them. Others, afraid of their powers, drove them away and called them "Needless."

Bi-Kwang is a good-looking young fighter who turns into a drooling fool whenever he sees an attractive woman. While traveling, he meets a nameless, extraordinary swordfighter searching for a legendary master warrior. Bi-Kwang offers to help the swordfighter in exchange for meeting his beautiful sister. As it turns out, the swordfighter is the sister herself—Hwa-Rin Dahm—and she must keep switching identities to move the story forward. Bi-Kwang falls for her instantly, creating a love triangle that involves only two people. The story is set in a world where each faction seeks to unify the Murim. Amid this, Bi-Kwang—who has a natural gift for learning martial arts but wants nothing to do with it—strikes a deal: he will escort Hwa-Rin to see her grandfather, the last person to see him before he vanished. Along the way, he faces many enemies and occasionally encounters friends who reappear from time to time. Through these experiences, Bi-Kwang matures as he understands why martial arts matter and realizes he has been using them the wrong way.

In a world where people summon elemental spirits, a tournament is held that grants the champion not only a single wish but also blessings and protection for their homeland. As a result, nations compete to produce the next Ren Ashbell, "The Strongest Blade Dancer," and only spirit elementalers—who are all pure young maidens—can qualify. Sixteen-year-old Kamito Kazehaya, the only male spirit elementaler, is forced to attend Areishia Spirit Academy. There he meets other spirit contractors around his age, including the red-haired Claire Rouge, who demands that Kamito become her contracted humanoid spirit. However, Kamito cannot forget his single wish: to reclaim his former partner, Restia Ashdoll. Join Kamito as he, aided by his sword spirit Terminus Est, strives to become the next champion in the upcoming Blade Dance of the Elementalers!

Shinya is a mediocre student with no athletic skill, a cowardly nature, and an overall sense of worthlessness. One day, he encounters Haruna, a girl who may alter his destiny. She proclaims him the Messiah—the Lord's chosen one to rescue her world—and declares herself his shield. Could this be real? Is his lifetime of incompetence merely the counterbalance for such a monumental purpose? Is he truly the Messiah? And if so, can he possibly save himself, let alone an entire realm? Included one-shots: Volume 4: Night Keeper and Volume 6: Exorcist.

At Tokyo Butei High, a special institution that cultivates armed detectives called "Butei," second-year student Tooyama Kinji has a peculiar body that triggers a "super mode" when stimulated by "something." He conceals this from others to maintain a quiet existence. But trouble seeks him out when he falls victim to a bombing incident, where he meets Aria H. Kanzaki, an elite of the Butei high "Assault" department.

After three years of intense training, the once-ordinary Saitama has gained overwhelming power, allowing him to defeat any foe with a single punch. He decides to become a hero to put his abilities to use, but quickly grows bored from easily crushing monsters and longs for a worthy opponent to restore his excitement about being a hero. Witnessing Saitama's incredible strength, the cyborg Genos becomes determined to become his disciple. During this time, Saitama realizes that because he is not registered with the Hero Association, he receives no recognition and remains unknown to the public. Hoping to raise his profile, Saitama agrees to let Genos register alongside him in exchange for taking him on as a student. Together, they begin climbing the ranks to become true heroes, seeking powerful adversaries and earning respect along the way.

No mission is too challenging for the spy codenamed "Twilight" if it serves the cause of peace. As Westalis' premier agent, he relentlessly works to prevent extremists from triggering a war with neighboring Ostania. His latest mission requires him to gather intelligence on Ostanian politician Donovan Desmond by enrolling in his son's school: the elite Eden Academy. This task demands the most difficult assignment of his career: find a wife, obtain a child, and pose as a family. Adopting the name "Loid Forger," he quickly takes in the orphan Anya to fulfill the role of his six-year-old daughter and prospective Eden student. For a spouse, he encounters Yor Briar, a scatterbrained office worker who also needs a fake partner to satisfy her friends. However, Loid is not alone in hiding his true nature. Yor works secretly as the deadly assassin "Thorn Princess," and marrying Loid provides her with the perfect disguise. Meanwhile, Anya is far from an ordinary girl; she is an esper, the result of hidden experiments that granted her mind-reading abilities. Although she learns about her new parents' secret identities, Anya is overjoyed that they are both cool secret agents! She never reveals this, of course—that would spoil the fun. Under the name "The Forgers," the spy, the assassin, and the esper must maintain a family front while pursuing their own objectives. Though these liars and misfits are merely playing roles, they soon discover that family is about much more than blood ties.

After being harshly turned down, Momo Ayase is brooding when she comes across a boy being picked on. Her impulsive kindness saves him, and the occult-obsessed boy tries to talk to her about supernatural interests he thinks they share. Dismissing his claims, Ayase declares she believes in ghosts instead, sparking a quarrel over which is real. To settle the debate, they agree to separately investigate locations tied to the occult and the supernatural—Ayase heading to the former and the boy to the latter. When they reach their chosen spots, they discover neither was wrong: both the occult and ghosts truly exist. This kicks off Ayase and the boy's journey, as they strive to resolve the bizarre, supernatural, and occult phenomena around them in order to return to a normal life.