Fujiwara Kamui

Kamui Fujiwara's new series "DRAGON QUEST EDEN" began in Young Gangan No. 02, released on January 5th. The series is the official sequel to "Dragon Quest: Warriors of Eden", which was previously serialized in Shonen Gangan. It is supervised by Yuji Horii. The story begins with a monologue by Kiefer, who, as the guardian of Yubar, bids farewell to Arus and the others. In the past world, he finds ruins that look just like the Grand Estard Castle. Meanwhile, Arus, Maribel, and Gabo visit a village in the vast desert world in search of water...

A series of biographical oneshots by various mangaka, published in 2009-2010 by Asahi Shimbun. Each issue focuses on a different notable figure from Japanese history. Collection of all titles released under Asahi Publications can be found on their Official Website - Link Title and Author details for each issue can be found at MangaSeek (JP)

A number of strange events are taking place in a curious town called Otonari. What is this mysterious girl, Punk, trying to achieve as she races against time?

Adaptation of the classic story of The Wizard of Oz. Side story to Love Sync Dream.

A reprint of "DQ (Dragon Quest) VIII 4 pieces", revived after 10 years!! "Dragon Quest 4-frame Manga Theater" reprint project first! ! All 3 volumes of the comic "Dragon Quest VIII 4-frame Manga Theater" released in 2005 are concentrated in one volume!! With carefully selected material, you can meet Jessica, Kukur, and Yangus drawn by those writers again here! ! Nostalgic laughter again!!

Tokyo, 1968: between political turmoil and student riots N, a man with a criminal past, casually meets 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 plan attacking a van carrying 300 million yen...

Warriors of Eden follows the story of Dragon Quest VII with a few new touches. Arus and Kiefer, along with Maribel, discover an ancient temple 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's lizard is named Gregory and now speaks.

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 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.

Taisho Exposition held in Tokyo in 1914. One day the city streets covering the venue and covering a radius of 2 km were blown to different spaces along with the typhoon. Since then, for 85 years residents were living in differently - sized towns closed from the outside world. In this town named "Fukujin-machi" and developed its own unique development, a mysterious phenomenon such as "coming Fuku" that people come from the outside world, "reset" where the memory disappears at the same time every day happens, a memory store, a retail store, Dubious craftsmen such as dreamers dare to dance. And today again a man got lost from the outside...

Collection of unpublished works by Kamui Fujiwara.

A collection of short stories of the early Kamui with a novel sense, composition, and sense that never fades. 　 "Drop" consists of four short stories, each of which has an independent story and world view. "VENISE 2001", it is probably the effect of global warming. The city has been submerged and the remaining people live in buildings. The building also sinks into the water one floor each year, so residents move up one floor every year to live. "Flying Chain" is a collaboration with Masaya Hokazono, a huge cicada with an outrageous color that grew up under the nuclear waste treatment center of the moon came to the earth and a catastrophic crisis came to the earth. It's a science fiction story. The recorded works are "VENISE 2001", "Living", "Hagoromo Tenjo", "Flying Chain", "Drop", and "Memory of Water".

Series of adventures of Dr. Kant and Kaine exploring an unknown utopia, a world that no one has stepped into.

A worldwide drought had everyone terrified. Because of a serious food shortage, people are in conflict with each other, widening the split between world nations. And Japan is no exception to it.H₂O Image was originally left unfinished after Ryu was discontinued in 1987. The series was finished in 2000 when it was reissued by Sony Magazines with a newly written final volume.

Follow Manbo, Chinbo and Chonbo as they are flung into a strange, psychedelic world of madness they don't understand. See them cause chaos through their zany and unpredictable antics in this comical take on cultural imperialism.

2014 marks the 80th anniversary of the birth of Yokoyama Mitsuteru. This volume looks back on the footsteps of this "master" who continues to have many followers and has had a major influence on future generations through contributions, interviews, and discussions from prominent figures from various fields. It also includes beautiful color illustrations of his masterpieces, such as "Tomboy Trio," "Tetsujin 28-go," "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," and "Kagemaru of Iga," which have not yet been published in book form. Main contributors: Imagawa Yasuhiro, Okamoto Kenichi, Kanzaki Masaomi, Kyomoto Masaki, Yukimori Gunya, Takekawa Yukihide, Takeda Tetsuya, Tsuji Masaki, Tsuhara Yasumi, Toda Yasunari, Nakano Haruyuki, Noguchi Ken, Fujikawa Keisuke, Fujiwara Kamui, and Yuki Masami (in alphabetical order).

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

Once every 100 years, a Water Fairy implants an egg into a person who then becomes the Guardian of Fairies. This time, the responsibility falls on Chagum, the second prince of the New Yogo Kingdom.Chagum's life isn't easy. The king finds Chagum an inconvenience and attempts to have him killed. As a result, the queen asks a female guard, Balsa, to protect Chagum. In addition to this, beings from another world, known as Nayugu, constantly attack him in order to eat the egg carried in Chagumu's body.Setting Collaborator: Production I.G

5 years ago, in an event known as ‘The Day of Loss’, magic ceased to function. In the underground land of Alefgard, the people of the kingdom of Radatome vanished in a single night. The only survivors are Aros, the prince of the kingdom, and A-Kagi, a member of a group of bandits known as the Band of the Hawks, who infiltrated the castle that night to commit a robbery. Aros, who becomes an amnesiac due to trauma, is raised in the care of A-Kagi and the Band of the Hawks. Years later, events lead him to depart from the Hawks and begin seeking out the truth behind "the Day of Loss" – as well as the whereabouts of his missing twin sister, who appears to be stealing sacred crystal orbs on the orders of a young boy who calls himself "Lamia." Meanwhile, the companions of the hero Arus have been systematically eliminated by unknown parties…

A spinoff that charts the history of three characters from Emblem of Roto: Asteea, Jagan, and Quadal.

In the year 200X, the Prime Minister is carrying out a review of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty. One disturbing incident after another occurs. Transport vehicle detonations, military clashes, building explosions… What on Earth is happening in Japan!? Suzuki-san, Mitsuami, and Bandana accidentally get caught up in the action and head to the battlefield! Note: The series was titled The Mood Is Already That of War 2 during its run in Monthly Shounen Ace, but it was volumized as The Mood Is Already That of War 2.1.

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 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. Note: Chronologically, this story takes place between Dragon Quest III and I.

A visual adaptation of books 1-4 of the novel: Vol. 1: Shinrei-hen (神霊篇, Great Spirit of Tokyo) Vol. 2: Babylon-hen (魔都篇, Supernatural Babylon) Vol. 3: Catastrophe-hen (大震災篇, The Great Earthquake) Vol. 4: Ryuudou-hen (龍動篇, Movement of the Dragon) The plot concerns a spiritual battle within Tokyo during the early 20th century.

Years after the country's defeat and occupation period, Japan is still recovering. Although they may be on the road back to industrialization and prosperity, strong handed economic and political decisions have turned many areas into dilapidated slums. Anarchists and anti-government student protesters have taken up arms, stirring up violent social riots. In order to combat this growing threat to their fraudulent power the Japanese government nationalizes a Tokyo police division, creating the Capital Police Organization (CAPO). It 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. First adapted into a live action by Mamoru Oshii in 1991. Loosely adapted into the anime movie Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade in 1999, also written by Mamoru Oshii.