Pocket Monsters stars a Pokémon Trainer named Red and his rude Clefairy. It is chiefly a gag manga, using crude humor and slapstick.... more>>

The series diverges somewhat from the Pokémon video game and anime canon: most Pokémon can speak human language and regular animals (like birds and fish) appear alongside Pokémon. Evolution is also significantly different in Pokémon Pocket Monsters: Pokémon can evolve at any time, and they are also able to reverse the evolution.

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In a world filled with talking Pokemon, Red and Green compete with each other in a race to gather all the data needed for the new Pokedex! Bumbling Clefairy frustrates Red with its extreme incompetence and silly behaviour... however, sometimes Clefairy's bizarre ideas to work out in the most surprising ways!!

-Chuang Yi <<less

A comedy-focused spin-off of the main Konjiki no Gash series, serialized in Coro Coro Comics between May 2003 and April 2006.

MONSTER MACHINES THAT STALK THE EARTH, Van is the son of the greatest Zoid pilot in town, but he isn't living up to his father's... more>> reputation. He's lucky if he can even get a Zoid to move, but while being chased by a rampaging scorpion-like Zoid, Van finds himself in some old ruins. <<less

The story is about a young boy named Arashi Ishino who is obsessed with video games. He would spend all his time trying to beat the games and conquer the local arcades. He would meet competitors like Satoru Daimonji and Ishii, who would try to out match him with higher scores. At a certain point in each episode, he would display his special skill of unleashing a top which will spin so fast that both the top and his hands would catch on fire. On release, the spin would land on or near the cabinet panels, turning the ordinary button into a turbo button thus giving him a major advantage. His appearance is known for... more>> being bucktoothed, and he always wears a hat labeled "Arashi" with a picture of a sprited alien.

Won the 28th Shogakukan Manga Award for children category in 1983. <<less

An adaptation of the 2019 anime series of the same name.

Humorous oneshots about the Professor, his apprentices Luke and Flora, and his arch-enemy(?) Don Paolo. As a bonus, each chapter contains actual puzzles, just like... more>> in the game! <<less

Hiori is a young boy who has a secret identity called "Mysterious thief Pokemon 7". He goes around taking stolen items, and return them to... more>> their rightful owner. This is the story of him and his adventures. <<less

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Manga parody of Donald Trump running in Coro Coro magazine.

The world is overflowing with them: fibs, falsehoods, lies... Surely you, too, Reader, have told a lie at least once in your life, with your heart beating fast. This is a story about dealing with those lies. The protagonist, Gokuoh, is a master liar, who loves both lying and exposing other people's lies. Together with his strange pet, Nekokarasu, he starts to expose the ocean of lies in his new school. Fighting lies with lies, all Gokuoh needs is the power of the "tongue." "What exactly does that mean?" you ask? Have a look and find out!... more>>

Won the 61st Shogakukan Manga Award for children's manga. <<less

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The story is about an enthusiastic kid soccer team at the Kitahara elementary school, who struggle without a competent striker, when little Kakeru Daichi's family moves in to the town. He immediately applies to join the team, keen to use his skills gained in the kid team of famous soccer club "The Falcons".... more>>

This series won the 1987 Shogakukan Manga Award for best children's manga <<less

Meet a poor, cowardly reploid named Zero, who's lost his memories! With the help of Lito-chan, Zero's new friend and sidekick, Zero goes on a journey to find them and recover his past.... more>>

Of course, he needs to fight his new enemies some of the time-- but you have to get him to stop hiding behind Lito-chan first. <<less

A two-part adaptation of the third Mega Man Star Force game.

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Ash and Pikachu visits Fuura city, a place with sea, mountains and a festival being held!... more>>

Legends say that deep in the mountains lives Zeraora, the Phantom Pokemon. <<less

Famicom Rocky is basically Rocky the movie, but with old NES-era video games. The series stars an ineloquent brute of a protagonist who has long,... more>> extensive training montages so that he can dramatically compete against vaguely imposing rivals who, for narrative purposes, are deluded into thinking they're better at video games than him. <<less

A collection of several short tie-in manga adaptations of the twentieth Pokémon movie:... more>>

1. Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You!

2. Get Fired Up, Marshadow!

3. The Rainbow Hero

4. Pikachu & Ash's Hat <<less

Meet Kirby! He is round and pink, ever so mischievous and is always up for a snack. Follow the adventures of Dream Land's zany cast of characters and their most awesome resident, Kirby.... more>>

Kirby and his friend, Chirby, are on a quest to return the Star Rod, the legendary treasure of Dream Land. But thing aren't so easy as King Dedede wants the Star Rod all for himself. Will Kirby be able to stop thinking about food long enough to defeat King Dedede's dastardly plan and get the Star Rod back where it belongs?

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The main series of The Doraemons. Telling about the advantures of The Doraemons.

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