The life - or is that death? - of Kei Kurono has been completely unpredictable ever since he was transported into an inescapable condo and thrown into a high-stakes game of hunting aliens. Turns out inhabiting a carbon copy of his body after the original was splattered all over a subway only increases the adolescent problems of identity, insecurity, and horniness.

It's the end of the great Buddha battle, and it doesn't seem to be going well. In fact, it would be amazing if anyone returned to the locked apartment overlooking Tokyo tower. It's really been the worst fight yet. But there's got to be a gleam of hope somewhere.

Sometimes big things come in small packages. And our Gantz hero, Kei, might want to consider that in this volume of the frantic and weird, angsty and sexy manga by Hiroya Oku.

In the age of Victorian England, Falhaat decides to leave his future up to the fates and journeys to the western country together with a bard. At an estate with a strikingly beautiful flower garden, he encounters a baron with soft eyes and a kind heart.

Hirao and Yabe were both members of the Kendo team years ago, when Yabe was the undisputed strongest. Then something happened and Yabe's life took a 180 degree turn. Hirao now resents Yabe's playful flirting with Yuri, and is doing his best to protect her. Meanwhile, the attention of all three is having lots of unwanted side effects for Yuri. Will the four ever get this mess straightened out?

It's summer, and Yuri and Motoko have decided to go to the annual summer fireworks festival. Along the way, both Yabe and Hirao join them. Casual conversation ends up bringing up touchy subjects like Motoko's heritage, Yabe's past, Hirao's growing feelings for Yuri, and how Hirao and Yabe first. What mischief does Motoko have planned when she finds out Hirao has budding feelings for Yuri?

Yuri, Motoko, Yabe and Hirao are still trying to straighten out who should be with whom. Hirao resents Yabe's constant flirting with Yuri. But does Motoko have her eyes set on Yabe or Hirao? Yuri will be shocked when she finds out Motoko's love interest!

Yabe has finally asked Yuri out, and the two have officially begun dating. Although Yuri wants the world to know, not everyone is happy about it - Hirao, for example. Yabe's ex-girlfriend Aki challenges Yuri to a fight. And there's Motoko spreading rumors about Yuri's unhappiness. What else could ruin this relationship?

Yuri and Yabe's relationship is thrown for a curve when they encounter Kagami, a girl who looks exactly like Motoko's older sister Kanako - otherwise known as Yabe's dead crush. Kagami claims never to have met Yabe, but everyone senses that something is amiss. Yuri goes to search for answers... and for Motoko, who has been mysteriously absent since the Culture Festival...

With the appearance of Kanako - who is alive and well - Yuri's relationship with Yabe comes to an abrupt end. All the stress over her problems with Yabe has caused Yuri to develop an ever-growing bald spot on the back of her head! When Hirao accidentally points it out, she decides that she must win Yabe back from Kanako! What must Hirao do to make Yuri know how he feels for him and go out with him?

As Motoko and Yuri head to school, they bump into an odd girl named Sae, an acquaintance of Motoko's from junior high. What happened between these two and does it explain Motoko's current behavior? And as if one blast from the past wasn't enough, a young man shows up from England... claiming to be Motoko's brother!

At the age of 11, Temujin is already being groomed to succeed his father as tribal leader. One day, while hunting in the woods, he meets a young boy from a neighboring tribe. This encounter paves the way for decades of conflict. Learn the personal story of sacrifice and struggle that transformed this nomadic child into one of history's most influential leaders.