Aoki Kei

Kirby, the gourmand who will suck up anything, has come to the peaceful land of Pupupu! "Pleased to eat you! I'm Kirby!" The slapstick and lively days are about to begin, involving Chilly, who has come to live with Kirby!

Based on the Nintendo DS game of the same name. A kid with dreadful fashion sense pits regular dinosaurs against skeleton dinosaurs, alien dinosaurs, made-up dinosaurs…!

A mysterious gem called the "Skull Stone" is said to be able to reveal the location of the largest vein of gold in the world. This legend has entranced many people who wanted to get their hands on fame, power, and wealth, including the Dorombo Gang. However, their hunt for the Skull Stone is not as easy as they imagined, mainly due to the faulty information they receive from their leader; and most of all, by a justical duo of pursuers called the "Yatterman".

Never reprinted, never scanned, nobody's talked about it... Wario woudldn't stand for it!

The Musha Gundam of ancient time travelled to the Pegasus nation (天馬の国), which is Japan in year 2001. 48 Musha Gundams were scattered across 47 Prefectures of Japan. Whereas the majority of the main cast of Gundams are brand new, the majority of overall Gundams seen are from previous SD Gundam series. Older characters featured usually receive a minor upgrade. For example, the character of Goddumaru loses his God Gundam inspired armour and eventually gains a new set which makes him more resemble the Gundam Double X. In contrast to previous Musha Gundam series that based designs more on samurai/feudal Japanese history, Ichishiki's designs instead bare more resemblance to the style of tokusatsu heroes such as Ultraman, Kamen Rider and super sentai. This includes a much more focused role on technology within the design aesthetic.

The idyllic city of Neotopia comes under attack by the chibi-robot invasion force of the Dark Axis. It's up to a motley band -- Shute, a ten-year-old boy tinkerer; Captain Gundam, a somewhat-mysterious Neotopian Gundam; Zero the Winged Knight, of Lacroa; and Bakunetsumaru, the Blazing Samurai of Ark, as well as the Neotopia-based Super Dimensional Guard -- to save all their homelands from the evil of General Zeong.

Based on an obscure Gundam Toyline

A robot named Hope No. 1 gives five boys and girls a stick that can amplify the characteristics and abilities of the wielder, and they fight against the Bull Demon King.

Depicting the growth of boys who love soccer... what a story of another manga. Suicide point with transcendence technique!? Kakeru Kaniga, a genius soccer boy, makes a laughing hat trick against a pro soccer player he has seen somewhere!!

The enemy is Hell's Grand Shocker! Kamen Rider of Fighting Justice! yeah! What about the Amazon? Hibernating in the cold! A burst of hilarious gags unfolded by 11 SD riders. That legendary comic is reprinted as a "complete version".

A work for those who love Famicom, gags, and manga. Nostalgic Famicom story

Kirby of Pupupu Hero appears as Ultra Super! In the ridiculously peaceful land of Pupupu Land, Dark Meta Knight, who looks just like Meta Knight but is super sinister, appears! Dark Meta Knight's sword, which has been doing evil again and again, has turned Kirby into four! The four food-crazed Kirbys have caused a food crisis in Pupupu Land, and it has become super-sinister?!

Filling the void after Komorebi Village's conclusion, this follows the bumbling and hapless Topp and his band of mayor's assistants, Isabelle, Harry, Hamlet and Fuchsia.

Published in Comic BomBom between Jan 2003 and Dec 2007 when the magazine ceased publication.