
Time Trooper
Soldiers from the Martian Army of the 22nd century are sent back in time to World War II, tasked with stopping Germany from developing a nuclear bomb.
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Soldiers from the Martian Army of the 22nd century are sent back in time to World War II, tasked with stopping Germany from developing a nuclear bomb.

In 1995 a fifth planet of the solar system is discovered and efforts are shortly begun to colonize it. When unmanned observation systems have an irregularity, Marine Corps cadets are sent on a reconnaissance mission.

A boy from the future witnesses the Battle of Kursk.


"The aurora girls on fighters fly with sliver wings."



The story of the German offensive in World War II that led to the Battle of Kursk, the greatest armoured battle ever.



Ice Station's plot follows the events that occur in the wake of the disappearance of a diving team at a remote Antarctic research station. A team of Force Reconnaissance Marines led by Lieutenant Shane Schofield is dispatched to secure the station, where they learn the scientists at the base had discovered something made of metal buried within layers of ice hundreds of millions of years old. As Schofield's Marines set about securing the station, they must deal with French paratroopers posing as researchers, traitors within the unit looking to make sure only certain people know of the discovery, a team of British SAS operatives sent to the station, and a resident within the research team who has already killed one of her co-workers. What is believed to have been an alien space craft is revealed to have been a prototype of a stealth bomber constructed by the losing tenderer in the bid to construct the original stealth project. Using a plutonium core, the plane is able to render itself invisible to the natural eye at a distance by artificially bending light around itself. The plane is destroyed by Schofield himself after a British warhead removes any trace of the ice station and the events that unfolded there, while evidence comes to light of a conspiracy within the United States government. (Source: Wikipedia)


An unknown alien enemy attacks the Earth and the armies on Earth must try to hold off the invasion. It is based on the story for the SNES shoot-em up game Super Aleste. (Source: MU)




The last days of the conqueror Oda Nobunaga's life and his betrayal, as told through the eyes of his page boy Mori Ranmaru. (Source: MU)

1. Hokkai no Datenshi 2. Noten Onsen no Tenshi-tachi

Second Lieutenant Matsumoto, a fighter pilot of the Imperial Japanese Army, faces the Allied Air Forces aboard his Kawasaki Ki-61 "Hien" (Tony) over the Solomons, New Guinea and the Philippines. Faced with enemies, always superior in numbers, he survives fierce battles thanks to his intelligence and with the help of squadron leader Ozawa and his mechanic Hino. His latest mission is to escort the Kamikaze aircraft off the Philippines... (Source: Éditions Paquet, translated)





"When all colors are layered together, they become white. What I create is a 'White Kingdom' where all races come together." In the Grape Sea, where different races continue their conflicts, Toto Gattoland, the second prince of the Gattoland Kingdom ruled by the "Meow" tribe with cat ears, encounters Artemisia, a girl sent as a hostage by the antagonistic Black Rose Knights. Initially closed off, Artemisia gradually regains her smile through interactions with Toto and his companions. However, deep-seated discrimination exists between humans and the "Meow", and a cruel fate awaits Toto and Artemisia, who have started to harbor a faint love. A large army led by knights clad in armor, a fleet of sailboats filling the sea, eight swordsmen with the sacred beads of "Benevolence," "Righteousness," "Propriety," "Wisdom," "Loyalty," "Trust," "Filial Piety," and "Sibling Harmony," mechanical soldiers roaring with the miasma engine, and a flying fleet in the 500-meter limited "Floating Zone." "Whenever, wherever, even if everyone becomes an enemy, I will be your shield to protect you." The unparalleled classic fantasy chronicle begins. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)