Hasegawa Yuuichi

The 30th anniversary feature diving deep into what it means to be a "space pirate!" The Crossbone saga continues with a new heroine and mecha lineup!

Follows side stories featuring characters from the Crossbone Gundam series. Set in the Universal Century timeline.

The story is set in U.C. 0170, during the events of Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust. The story follows Curtis Rothko, and is once again set in the Jupiter Sphere.

A peaceful world 35 years after the Great War between Raiden and the demons. The town where Akira Kuzuki, an ordinary middle school student, lives is destroyed by a fossilized beast that suddenly appears. At that moment, Akira hears a voice from Kou Hibiki, who was piloting Raiden. "Ride Raiden in my place"... Meanwhile, Prince Sharkin, who once fought and lost against Kou, has also been revived. The ancient giant god is revived and the girl's battle begins!!

A shocking new work from Yuichi Hasegawa's studio, "Studio Secret Base"! A story unfolding across genres, filled with laughter and tears. Hasegawa's familiar Invasion Emperor also plays a major role!! The heroes of HXL also make appearances in abundance! Become a witness to this dream collaboration!!

Do you know of the man called Johnny Ridden? The legendary Zeon ace pilot? He disappeared after the battle after Abaoa Qu after a deadly showdown with a formidable Federation MS, and became a legend. As Johnny Ridden is trying to adapt to his new life of exile on Earth, he is followed by his past. He is called back into the spotlight to fight one last evil, a ghost of the old Principality of Zeon.

One night in 2007, on his way home from school, Nanami Asogawa encounters a girl accompanied by a monster. At the girl's request, Nanami gives her a glass of water, and in return, the dying monster gives him the girl—or rather, Muse, the "golden servant." This marks the beginning of a grand adventure in search of the greatest treasure in the universe. "He who opens the map, look up to the heavens and see the light. It is the 'Compass,' the key to the treasure. Three 'guideposts' are hidden in each of the two maps. Only the one who obtains both maps and the six compasses can obtain all the 'mysteries' and 'truths' of the universe. The name of the treasure is 'Zuzangadix,' a 'vessel' that can change the 'rules of the universe' and even grant infinite wealth. Therefore, those who obtain the two maps are destined to fight and vie for it. In the name of the 'Wandering Hunter,' they must triumph and prove with their own hands that they are worthy of possessing this great vessel.

A collection of short vignettes detailing adventures of the Crossbone Vanguard space pirates throughout varying years of the Universal Century.

Influenced greatly by Mitsuteru Yokoyama's "Gigantor" during his childhood, Yuichi Hasegawa has poured his love and homage to "Gigantor" into his latest work, "Gigantor: The Emperor's Emblem," which is based on the meticulous settings and backgrounds unique to the manga version and is finally here!! In the early 1950s, a young detective named Alice Dragnet appeared before Shōtarō Kaneda, who piloted the Japanese robot weapon "Gigantor." At the same time, mysterious, monstrous robots began appearing all over Japan. It was said that the "Nazi treasure," which Hitler had brought to Japan just before the end of the war, and the seven "emperor's emblems," which had been sent to robot researchers in various countries over the course of 10 years, would be seized through battles between robots. If all seven were collected, the location of the treasure would be revealed. Shōtarō, however, joins the conflict not to seize the treasure, but to prevent the damage caused by the robot battles.

The legendary Gundam comics are finally being published! The works that were once published in Gundam Ace, but were no longer available when they sold out, are finally available in your hands! Keep your eyes peeled for these fiery, revenge-filled gags!!

The story takes place five years after the end of Part 1. The purpose of "Eyes" is to monitor the flow of time. However, there are "time repairers" who remove the unjust pressure from a world altered by historical intervention by time criminals who have time-traveled. They don't just monitor; they are called Chrono Eyes Glansers, and their "gaze" is one that pierces evil!

The manga depicts the Mazinger Z and Getter Robo mecha battling it out after an elaborate ruse by their enemies caused them to oppose each other. At the same time, mysterious new pilot recruits for the Photon Power Lab are hiding a dangerous secret.

Anthology manga dedicated to Super Robot Wars Alpha 1 and Alpha Gaiden. Includes special chapters featuring original characters Sanger Zonvolt, Egret Fehu, and the Ancestors!

Crossover sequel to the Robot Romance mecha anime series. In Part 1 Earth, Campbell, Boazan, and Barm are about to sign a four-planet peace treaty when the villain Jewellion interrupts the proceedings and kidnaps the representatives! The pilots of Combattler V, Voltes V, and Daimos rise to the occasion with new upgrades to stop Jewellion's forces and reclaim peace! In Part 2, Garuda's original flesh and blood self returns to Earth to attempt another takeover! As the Super Electromagnetic Robo teams prepare for another battle, they are joined by unexpected allies in the enigmatic Knight Monohorn and the Future Robo Daltanious!

An anthology series based on the Getter Robo Daikessen videogame for the PlayStation! The game combined elements from the original Getter Saga (up to Shin) and the various anime projects (up to Armageddon). (The firsf chapter, "Getter Robo Zan!", was republished in Super Robot Wars Alpha THE STORY - The Day the Dragon Died)

On July 7, 1999, Taiki Saigo, an ordinary high school student, was recruited by Chrono Eyes (the so-called Time Patrol) because he was "intelligent and physically gifted, but his death wouldn't have a significant impact on history." However, this marked the beginning of a grand adventure and a massive conspiracy that transcended time and space, from the distant past to the far future, and from Earth to the other side of the galaxy! Won the Seiun Award in 2003.

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

Universal Century 0153. During the war between the League Militaire and the Zanscare Empire, Uso Ewin while alone on a reconnaissance mission happens upon the Zanscare Empire's Newtype squad, and finds himself blind-slighted by a Zoloat, and comes under attack by the mysterious Mobile Armor Zong. However he finds himself rescued by an old junk dealer Grey Stoke. The pilot of the Zolat, who was also rescued alongside Uso is revealed to be a young girl named Kamui Gian. Notes: Originally released as its own volume in 1995 and was later reprinted in 2012 as part of a compilation called Kidou Senshi V Gundam Exodus (Mobile Suit V Gundam Project Exodus) alongside Kidou Senshi Vs. Densetsu Kyojin: Gyakushu no Gigantis (Mobile Suit Vs. Giant God of Legend: Gigantis' Counterattack).

At 8:36 a.m. on January 25, 1993 (written as a certain year in the Kodansha Manga Bunko version), Kuesu Junior High School disappeared along with its entire school building, along with all 550 students, and was transferred to another world, the "Bubble Central World." blown away. This was because he was involved in a battle for "Da Isoud" (the power of the master), which was fought between the land of the white eternal demon Terte Witas and the northern country. Kukoshu Junior High School, which appears in the midst of the northern army, is attacked by strange monsters. In the midst of the chaos, Ota Momochi succeeds in breaking the seal of Daisword and protecting the school. After hearing about the situation from Yulina Ta Kara, a magician from Terte Witas, Ota Momochi, Toya Sendo, and the rest of the Kyugoshu Junior High School group head for Terte Witas to return to their original world. Note: Numbering is based on the Bunkobon release

Was the legendary hero a coward? Instead of Goku, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing, Sand Holly's journey begins with a demon king, a greedy demon princess, and a vampire as his companions. A fantasy action (or rather, a comedy) based on Journey to the West unfolds in an RPG-like world!

Gundam's Amuro, Judau and Char face off against Ideon from Space Runaway Ideon

Maps follows a normal Earth boy named Gen. He and his girlfriend Hoshimi meet Lipmira, a scantily-clad blonde woman from outer space, who tells Gen that he is the "mapman," meaning the map to a great treasure is coded in his genes. Gen and Hoshimi leave Earth with Lipmira to find the treasure, a quest shared by evil space people whom they are often compelled to fight against. Notable aspects of the series are the spaceships (which look like giant silver angelic women, often described as "hood ornaments") and the robot women that control them, or more precisely embody them for dealings with regular-sized life forms (Lipmira is one of these robot embodiments). Each ship and its pilot have a distinct character, from playful to evil. Maps was serialized in the Gakken magazine Monthly Comic Nora from 1985 to 1994. The series was adapted into two anime original video animations (OVAs): the 1987 original, fully titled Maps: Densetsu no Samayoeru Seijintachi (マップス 伝説のさまよえる星人たち, lit. "Maps: Legendary Space Wanderers") in Japan, and the 1994 remake, simply titled Maps. (from WIkipedia)

(from ebookjapan): The year is 0169 of the Universal Century. The Earth Federation government has lost power, and the struggle for supremacy among the colonies has intensified, making it the "Space Sengoku Era". Ash King and other like-minded people stand up to put an end to the endless war!

Universal Century 0153. 17 years have passed since the "Steel Seven" defeated the remnants of the Jupiter Empire. As a new conflict brews between a Side 2 faction known as the Zanscare Empire and the League Militaire/Earth Federation. A high schooler on Side 3, Font Baud, is hunted by Zanscare special forces when he discovers their secret Newtype weapon. However, he encounters a little girl, who is accompanied by a blind man and is rescued by the strange return of a mobile suit that defeated the Jovians.

Toru Ariga, a first-year high school student and member of the school newspaper club, one day notices that when his classmate, Natsumi Higurashi, takes off her glasses, she looks exactly like the super idol MEAN. Ariga immediately begins investigating her background, but he also has a reason to want to know about her beyond his role in the school newspaper club. One evening, as Ariga was walking home, Natsumi left him with a mysterious message. Determined to find out the truth, Ariga went to the dressing room after MEAN's concert and witnessed the Knockers transforming into monstrous forms. When he rushed to report the situation, Natsumi appeared before him, accompanied by Yamane and still wearing MEAN's costume. In front of Ariga's eyes, she spread her large wings, defeated her enemies with a sword created by her mysterious singing voice, and then told Ariga that she only had one year left to live.

Universal Century 0087, pilot Edgar Edmund Smith, a hero of the story. The pilot of the Titans originally drawn fierce battle Edgar Edmund Smith. This work, however, the year Universal Century 0138, Maddin was discovered manuscripts of Sicilian women writers who died last year, "Diary of Edmund Smith, Edgar," a setting of what was written. Does not exist at all other evidence that the description and the Universal Century of the time in the world, "a fact", and "mere fiction" has become a dispute with pilots and mobile suits that appeared in this film, really century, whether the universe exists in the world has become treated as the unknown. Episode 1: Half Zeta Gundam vs Gundam MK-II Episode 2: Amuro and Kiss! Episode 3: Diary of Edgar Edmund Smith Episode Extra: Diary of an Irresponsible Umonsamon Universe - Titans

Universal Century 0136, shortly after Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam - Skull Heart. Bernadette Briett's step-mother Europa Dogatie, flees to Earth to warn the Crossbone Vanguard that the Jupiter Empire is building 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 is loosely inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai film.

The year is Universal Century 0133. Ten years have past since the armed resistance of the aristocratic fraction, the Crossbone Vanguard, was subdued. Tobia Aronnax is an exchange student onboard the spaceship Smashion to Jupiter, but during a surprised attack by a group of space pirates who call themselves the Crossbone Vanguard, he finds out that there were actually hidden agendas among those in the Smashion and in Jupiter itself. After being saved by a member of the pirates named Kincaid Nau, he was taken aboard the pirate ship, the Mother Vanguard, and was convinced by its captain, Berah Ronah, to join them. The pirate group's true identity was revealed to be a guerrilla group resisting the secret fraction within Jupiter, the Jupiter Empire, which intends to conquer Earth. Now Tobia must pilot one of the three powerful Crossbone Gundam to help this new Crossbone Vanguard in their quest to oppose the Jupiter Empire's plans.

Egaki Takumi is a boy who loves drawing a manga, and on the first day of high school, he met a girl named Misono Tsubomi, who fell from sky while showing her underwear with bread on her mouth. It was like situation that given by a blessing from a god of manga, and she was a hope of amateur wrestling world and her nickname was "Danger Tsubomi".