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As is the case with much of Tezuka’s work, the main plot of Nextworld deals with Earth in the Atomic Age. Radiation and nuclear testing has led to the creation of many strange, almost supernatural species of animals, and it seems that every major nation on the planet wants to discover the secrets of these creatures and how to best harness atomic energy for their own purposes. Tensions rise as political conflicts escalate, and it seems that a third World War is inevitable. A strange mix of scientists, politicians, and young adventurers may be Earth’s last, best hope against corrupt government officials, armed forces, robots, and secret societies. Meanwhile, the boy detective Kenichi, the young Rock Holmes, Shunsaku Ban (Mustachio) and others discover the Fumoon, a race of tiny, telekinetic humanoids who evolved in Australia, and have their own plans for dealing with the impending apocalypse.
Garage Zhuge: Drivers' Dreams[KK Original Contribution Plan] Xiaoguang, who loved racing games since childhood, was tortured by work and life and gradually lost himself. By chance, he came into contact with the racing arcade game [Full Speed], and since then he started his career as a racing driver in the virtual world, and found himself in the duel with various drivers. And what kind of challenge will the ghost car that suddenly appeared in front of him bring him?
After the war, the human beings who struggled to survive on the devastated planet suddenly gained two powers. People used them to regain their strength, but they knew very little about their origin. “To find out the truth about this power.” 12 years later, Noah, received his first mission, accidentally fell into the attack of the bounty hunter group “Black Thunder”, what will await him? A feat of your belief?
Soul SoldiersAfter failing the protection mission of the Hundred Flower Crown, the Chinese special forces soldier Cheng Gang not only lost contact with his superiors, but was even listed as a wanted criminal for stealing the Hundred Flower Crown. He disguises as Zhang Cheng and joins a drug cartel called Huaxing in Thailand with his new identity. Although Zhang Cheng didn't get the consent of his superiors, he still took the huge risk to go undercover alone, lurking in Huaxing
Aurora NodeIn a not so far away future, all forms of entertainment in Japan have become fully digitised. The people have even totally accepted the world as it is now without even thinking much of it.Nonaka Fujio was also one of them. That is until he met a girl with a doll-like appearance who possesses an Aurora Blonde and that's when the cogs of his life began to turn. Just what will Fujio stand to gain now that he has started to think and make decisions for himself?
It all seemed like another regular day for the photojournalist Wakatsuki Tetsuya when something big happened. ALIEN INVASION! This brings his journalist's blood to a boil and he goes to check it out. It is there he meets, standing in a pool of blood and corpses, the alien girl Kahm, who looks exactly like a human if you take away the pair of horns growing from the sides of her head. There they fight and Tetsuya wins and takes her sword. Kahm retreats but soon comes back to retreave the sword and save Tetsuya from Japan's unavoidable fate....being wiped off the face of the earth! On her spaceship, Tetsuya learns that Kahm is not only a princess but also the heir to the thrown of the Santovanku Empire! Well, one comidic fight leads to another and now Tetsuya and Kahm are on their way to Kahm's father to declare their marriage?!?!? Read left to right.
For Kile, it's just a normal day at work until Lou walks in. Tall, blond and dashing, he's not the type of guy that goes unnoticed. Lou eventually sweet-talks Kile back to his place… and that's when the bomb drops. “Your twin brother is dead. Soon, you will become an esper.” At those words, Kile's ordinary life is turned upside down. As the telekinetic powers begin to manifest, his body is overtaken by a fever. Wracked with pain, he finds the only thing that soothes him is Lou's touch… Yet so much remains unexplained. What does Lou want? And what was his relationship with Ray, Kile's twin brother?
Set in a part of Tokyo that has descended into a quagmire, the story follows Unit 8 of the 5th Special Public Security Section's 3rd Mobile Assault Division, popularly called "The Eighth," who don powered armor "Willwear" exoskeletons to counter the rise in crime. Assistant inspector Asami Kazari is assigned to The Eighth with the task of assessing the unit's status and reporting it to her superiors. But her true goal is to rehabilitate this sloppy, haphazard, justice-less group.
After the loss of their family, the Ling Family’s descendants flee for shelter. Unexpectedly, they come across a young man while escaping. From then on, they commence the path of the unknown.
In this story, Nagai gets his folklore on with every chapter containing a lot on Buddhist lore or Japanese folklore. The prologue introduces us to Heaven, Incorporated, a company with a particular staff that hunts down all sorts of supernatural monsters and protects humanity from them.
One mistake made the future of the wasteland of the beasts rampant; another mistake made the bloody heroes turn the tide. The wild sand, the sea of the beast, and the naked humanity that struggles and twists, which is the real enemy of the passers-by, or the natural enemies have been smirking in the air...
The story is set in Japan a millennium from now. Five children — the protagonist Saki, Satoru, Maria, Mamoru, and Shun — have been born and raised in a tranquil town that can be described as a utopia, overflowing with water and green foilage. The world is ruled by people who have the "cursed power" or the "gods' power" of telekinesis. After a certain incident, Saki and the others come to realize the true nature of their world. Before long, they learn everything, including the bloody history that brought humanity to this state. The five throw themselves into life-threatening adventure and fighting to protect friends and a world on the brink of collapse.
