The manga is set in 1968 in Japan, where, against the backdrop of student movements, N, a man with a criminal past, makes the acquaintance... more>> of T, a young comedian intent on making a career in the film industry. T wants to shoot "Unlucky Young Men", a chronicle of a disillusioned Japanese youth ready to do anything to realize their dreams; to finance the film, the two begin to think about attacking a van carrying 300 million yen... <<less

Years after the country defeat and occupation period, Japan is still recovering. Although they are on the road back to mass industrialization and prosperity, strong handed economic and political policies have turned many areas into dilapidated slums. Anarchists and anti-government student protesters have taken up arms, stirring up violent social revolution riots. In order to combat this growing threat, the Japanese government has nationalized a division of the police, creating the Capital Police Organization (CAPO). The CAPO consists of hard-trained panzer troopers carrying heavy firearms and wearing special armor suits called Protect Gear, this specialized unit is feared by anti-government groups, criminals and civilians alike.... more>>

Note: Loosely adapted into the anime movie Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade in 1999 which is also written by Mamoru Oshii. <<less

Once every 100 years, a water spirit implants an egg into a person who then becomes the Nyunga Ro Chaga, the Guardian of the Spirit. This time, the Guardian of the Spirit is Chagum, the second prince of the New Yogo Empire. However, Chagum's father, the Mikado, believes the Spirit to be a demon, and to protect the reputation of the royal family he attempts to have Chagum killed. Fearing for her son's life, the Second Queen, Chagum's mother, hires Balsa, a female bodyguard, to protect him. And the Mikado's assassins aren't the only threat Balsa and Chagum face: there is also Rarunga, the Egg-Eater, a being from the spirit world, which killed the previous... more>> Guardian. Balsa must enlist her childhood friend Tanda, a healer; a powerful shaman, Torogai; and the young star reader Shuga to help her protect the prince.

This is a manga adaptation of the novel of the same name and follows the novel's plot, but uses similar (not identical) character designs to those used in the anime. <<less

Many years after the fall of Zoma, the descendants of Roto left Alefgard and divided his emblem into two parts. The brother with the top... more>> half created the kingdom of Loran. The brother with the bottom half created the kingdom of Carmen. The kingdoms were peaceful and prosperous for many years. Emblem of Roto begins 100 years later. <<less

Warriors of Eden follows the story of Dragon Quest VII with a few new touches. Arus along with Keifer and Maribell discover an ancient temple... more>> on Estard Island. In the temple they discover tablets that allows them to travel to continents that were sealed away in the past and are revived in the future. Warriors of Eden now adds an elemental warrior with each elemental spirit, starting off with Arus as the Warrior of Water. Fujiwara also ties Warriors of Eden with the Roto series with a character named Bezul. He's the reincarnation of Emblem of Roto's Quadal, a sage who fought with Roto during the final battle with Zoma. His apprentice, Guren, is the Warrior of Fire. And, on top of all that, Arus' lizard is named Gregory and now speaks. <<less

During the third century, the three Chinese province Gui, Go and Sichman are fighting a fierce battle to rule over China... In the meantime, on... more>> a small archipelago to the east named Yamato... Raika, the youth crowned by lightning is doing everything in his powers to free the young Iyo from the heinous traitor Chosei. <<less

A gothic loli girl from Shibuya and an otaku from Iraq both become unlikely friends in this adventure based on the novel Alice in Wonderland.

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Get ready for a rerun of The Wizard of Oz... Orz version!

Collection of unpublished works by Kamui Fujiwara.