The story is set in the distant future. The land is ruined, and humanity establishes the mobile fort city Plantation. Pilots produced inside Plantation live in Mistilteinn, also know as the "birdcage." Children live there knowing nothing of the outside world or the freedom of the sky. Their lives consist of battling to carry out missions. Their enemies are mysterious giant lifeforms known as Kyōryū, and the children pilot robots called Franxx to face off against them. For the children, riding the Franxx proves their existence.... more>>

A boy named Hiro is called Code:016, and he was once known as a prodigy. However, he has fallen behind, and his existence seems unnecessary. Not piloting a Franxx is the same as ceasing to exist. One day, a mysterious girl known as "Zero Two" appears before him. Two horns grow out of her head. <<less

Three young pilots connected by the Getter Rays (Ryoma Nagare, Hayato Jin, and Musashi Tomoe) are recruited by Dr. Saotome to fight the Devolved beings... more>> appearing from spatial distortions using the only weapon that can face these monsters, the Getter Robo. The Saotome Institute however holds a dangerous secret, a fragment of the being called Emperor which connects the Getter and its pilots to parallel worlds, including the presence of people from those worlds such as an older Hayato and Dr. Shikishima. <<less

Living in the boonies, one must give great consideration to how they will get around when they turn 16. Isaki has just turned 16 and... more>> his choice of transportation is his neighbor's Piper Cub. It might be old, but it flies well, and so... <<less

A young man is dejected after failing his entrance exams, but his life changes forever when he meets a World War II kamikaze pilot who... more>> suddenly appears in the present. One shot from Evening 2016-20 <<less

The first is a short webmanga which features Ena finding a hamster. The second, done in a 4-koma style, is about Yotsuba painting the walls outside peoples' houses.... more>>

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In July 2001, Pioneer released a book entitled Azumanga Two (あずまんが 2 あずまきよひこ作品集), featuring a comic by Azuma Kiyohiko. Along with the book came bundled two small, one-episode comics (Wallaby and Try! Try! Try!), and a bonus CD. Azuma went on to create the very successful Azumanga Daioh, but this series has nothing to do with Azumanga Two, apart from sharing the same creator.

Try! Try! Try! went on to become the series Yotsubato!, which is currently being serialized in the monthly Japanese magazine Dengeki Daioh. It tells the story of a small green-haired girl (Yotsuba) and her father, after they have moved to a new neighborhood. They soon befriend the three Ayase sisters living next door, and much hilarity ensues.

The two short Try! Try! Try! comics in this file are 'webcomics' from the bonus CD that came with Azumanga Two. They were given silly episode numbers to represent the fact that they're just little bonus episodes. The first, Episode -1 (Minus 1): Ena-chan's Mishap, tells the story of an interesting discovery made by Ayase Ena. The second, Try! Try! Try! Fractional Episode, is a nice story about the different characters' reactions to Yotsuba's mischief. <<less

The personal stories and military feats of Soviet Union's first female pilots during World War II.

The story revolves around Objects — powerful, massive weapons that change the course of warfare — and Elite Object pilots. An odd Elite girl named... more>> Milinda meets Quenser, a student who aims to become a Object mechanic, with the soldier-in-training Heivia on a snowy battlefield <<less

The story follows the adventures of a Japanese battleship, the crew of which consists solely of girls for some reason (Current submarines are actually all... more>> male crews because of privacy concerns...). This is pure fanservice and the historical details could perhaps be questioned, but as long as you like ships, tough girls and comedy, you're still gonna enjoy it. <<less

Oneshot about pilots killing creatures from sea

This series is a complete remake of the original Mao Dante, with new designs an a story slightly inspired by the anime of 2002. This time, the timespan of the story is longer, the character design is different, and all unanswered questions left when the original series was interrupted, are answered. This time, Mao Dante has a proper ending.... more>>

The story is divided in four parts: Kami Ryaku Hen, Gen Ma Hen, Mado Hen, and Kami Ma Taisen Hen. <<less

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An Earth Federation Army special forces unit called Barghest (or BGST for short) in UC 0084 is created with Lieutenant Colonel Ittou Tsurugi serving as... more>> its commanding officer, who is the only officer in the EF military known to carry a katana with him wherever he's on duty. <<less

Set in a world of a single continent divided by the Lutoni River and Central Mountains into two warring countries, Roxche and Sou Beil, the... more>> story follows Roxche pilot Allison and her childhood friend Wilhelm in their dangerous quest for a fabled treasure in Sou Beil territory that may end the war between the two nations. <<less

U.C. 0136: Steel Seven introduces Bernadette Briett's step-mother Europa Dogatie, who flees to Earth to warn the Crossbone Vanguard that the Jupiter Empire is building... more>> a giant colony laser in order to destroy Earth. Tobia must race against time and agents of the Empire to recover a means with which to get to Jupiter, and to recruit the best pilots he can muster for what seems to be a suicide mission. This manga ties more heavily into Mobile Suit Victory Gundam than the original, serving to explain where the V2 Gundam's "Wings of Light" came from. <<less

An injured soldier on an alien world is rescued/captured by a soldier from the other side of the conflict.... more>>

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Gundam F90 begins with the Jupiter Energy Fleet Supply Ship Kobayashi Maru returning from Jupiter to the Earth Sphere. The ships operator soon detects an abnormal spread of Minovsky Particles in the area. Immediately soon after the Kobayashi Maru is sunk by an unknown enemy and flash forwards three days to a test piloting of the new Gundam F90 mobile suit.... more>>

During testing of the F90, One of several people abord the Admiral Tianem (Named after the famous Earth Federation general who led the final assault on Zeon in the One Year War in Operation Star One) a Clop class ship, which the F90 is attached to, Lieutenant Rosch, the man in charge of the test team, comments that he is impressed with the SNRI’s (Strategic Naval Research Institute, the group that designed the Formula series of Mobile Suits) idea of scaling down mobile suits to enhance performance while minimizing target space and getting rid of useless armor that would not protect the unit in the age of beam weaponry. He is also impressed that the Formula series is still highly maneuverable despite the smaller size and reduced number of thrusters. An engineer says that SNRI hopes to return mobile suits to their original purpose of construction and to eliminate the use of them as weapons of war. <<less

Group of soldiers fighting against aliens after the conquest of the planet Earth.

This prequel is based on the Postwar War short story that appears in the 11th volume of the original Mobile Suit Gundam UC novels. The... more>> story centers on the Neo Zeon remnants' hijacking of the Sinanju Stein mobile suit. <<less

A coda to the OVA and novel of the same name, this six-chapter manga gives us a deeper glimpse into the back-stories of Rei Fukai, James Bukhar, Tomahawk John, and other members of the F.A.F.... more>>

However, some of the details about the characters' pasts and relationships appear to deviate from the sequence of events as seen in the anime. Therefore, this manga should only be read after having first watched the anime or read the novel, and treated as an alternate story of sorts. <<less

A short 8 page story about a commanding officer and a disobedient fighter pilot's concerns regarding death in combat.

It is October, Cosmic Era 71. The Second Battle of Yakin Due has brought about the end of the war between Earth and PLANT. Jess Rabble, a mobile suit pilot, journalist and cameraman, wishes to photograph the truth of the world from a mobile suit's perspective. During an encounter with the Junk Guild, he meets Lowe Gear, who offers him the newly completed Astray Out Frame in order to fulfill his goal. Now, with Lowe's talking computer '8' at his side, Jess ventures off to all corners of the Earth to film the new battles the world faces.... more>>

Note: Volume 1 extra chapter 'Special Scoop.01 - Ed the Ripper' remains untranslated <<less

Deals with events that occurred with the character Anavel Gato, during the One Year War. It serves both as predecessor to Mobile Suit Gundam 0083:... more>> Stardust Memory & as a complement to those who have already seen the OVA. <<less

Wolfgang is part of a feared elite Zeon Hunter unit tasked with hunting for and eliminating any Federation forces foolish enough to stumble into their... more>> hunting grounds in Earth's orbit. Things were going as usual until Wolfgang's fiancee happens to enter the military and is transferred to his unit. To top this off, he clashes with treacherous Federation pilot Brandon and sets in motion events that eventually will lead to tragedy! How will Wolfgang redeem himself now? <<less

A series of short stories that take place throughout the Universal Century Era.

After having finished a job at Research Colony Mendel, a mysterious mobile suit approaches the colony--likely with hostile intent. When Lowe Gear intercepts in the... more>> Red Frame, the pilot opens fire... and thus begins another exciting adventure set in the popular Gundam Seed universe! Mobile Suit Gundam SEED X Astray continues where Gundam Seed Astray R left off! <<less