Ichirou Kusaka

NES, PlayStation, Sega Saturn... High school girls today, fascinated by the retro games that once captivated the world, passionately discuss their passion for games! Will it be rivalry or friendship that develops between them?!

It's the typical setting of a J-RPG. be a hero, find party members, defeat demon king, go home, celebrate. The end, good ending, roll the credits. But that's not all. What if i told you, that after all the credits rolled, and all the characters froze in-place as the "game over" screen shows up, there's a character who suddenly regains his consciousness? What if there wasn't just one, but the entire hero's party suddenly regained consciousness while the other NPCs just stood there like a training mannequin? What if i told you, that this whole "Hero Defeats Demon King" fiasco is but a plan devised by the Great Demon King himself, to teach those heroes about despair? This is a story about a heroic companion who is loyal to their friend. This is a story about a heroic party who was cursed by the so-called Demon King. This is a story about despair. This is the aftermath of the Final Quest This… is the Final Re:Quest Adapted from an animated comic: https://seiga.nicovideo.jp/comic/12658

"8bit Chronicles" is a kind of autobiographical manga about the history of video games. While the history of games has been discussed in various ways recently, this work is based on the impressions of an individual "me" at the time, depicting experiences with representative game software and hardware from 1979 onwards in a chronological format, and has been serialized in various forms since February 2007.

Includes the "Ebiinu-kun" series that was serialized on Sega and Hitmaker 's websites (however, collaborative works with other companies are not included).

"8-bit Chronicles" is a kind of historical manga that looks back on the once glorious "era of Japanese games" through the eyes of the protagonist, "I," who spent his youth during that time. This is the complete edition, including chapters that were not included in the collected volumes.

Note: only volume 2 was digitized Volume 1: A collection of works primarily featuring the "Super Game Girl Yuge" trilogy. Volume 2 —That legendary manga is back as a "high-resolution complete edition"!— "Yokozuna Daishacho" was serialized in Kodansha Comic Afternoon Party's special issue in 1992 and remained unpublished in book form for a long time, becoming a legendary cult classic even after more than 30 years. "Cyberpunk Space Sumo Wrestling Romance Hero Legend" "Segagaga," "The Girl Who Came from Gunma Prefecture," "Final Request"—the unique stories imbued with the "poison," "passion," and madness that are characteristic of Ichiro Kusaka, also known as "Zorge Ichizo," are finally being revived in digital format! ★Story Daima Jin, the heir to a major zaibatsu and an undefeated, invincible sumo grand champion, inherits the wealth and power of his family upon his father's death, becoming the new "Grand Champion President"! He sets out to save Japan, defeat America, unify the world, and then charge down an endless path of conquest, venturing into virtual space, outer space, the demon world, and even the heavens. You probably won't understand what I'm saying, but you probably won't understand unless you read it. And even after reading it, you might still not understand. The insane heroic tale that still leaves readers stunned is back in full force! \[Benefits of this eBook] A complete, crisp version with full- resolution rescanning. This volume also includes previously unreleased manuscripts and dialogues that were cut from "The Complete Works of Sorge (Volume 2)." This release includes valuable materials being made public for the first time ! \[For those who haven't read Sorge's works] For those seeking a manga that you'll never forget once you've read it — a one-of-a-kind, unconventional masterpiece, now available on your Kindle.