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Spin-off of Saraiya Goyou featuring Souji the Saint and Benzou the Demon as young men. Benzo and Souji witnessed the death of Tatsugoro, leader of the Akame Gang. Tatsugoro's last words to them were "I'm leaving you two in charge," but it was Jinzaburo, the former leader's friend, who was chosen instead. Displeased with Tatsugoro's wife's decision, the two left the gang. They then set off on an aimless journey, vowing to accomplish something big. (Source: Stiletto Heels/team Scanlations)

Among the people of the grass-covered plains of the country Sairou, Wakaosa Soruen of the Baku tribe lives each day among the wind and the horses. One evening, his father Tauru goes to the country Hokkan to take the crown prince Rimudo away. Although Soruen wants to welcome in this young boy, for some reasons Rimudo is unwilling to accept him. One day Soruen is forced to become Rimudo's mentor as they embark on a dangerous and harsh journey. This is the story of the deep bond that forms between them.

In a small kingdom where chivalry exists and heroes are living legends, an extraordinary adventure awaits a young princess--Nan-Fan, Princess of Tang: young, naïve, and strong willed. On the eve of her arranged political marriage to the brutal "Battle Demon" of the rival Li Kingdom, she escapes from the imperial palace to seek her true fate. On this journey, she begins to understand the joys and hardships of the common people and realizes that living outside the palace can teach a young princess how to become a person of strength and character. Thus, undaunted by the unknown, Princess Nan-Fan forges ahead, reshaping the myths and legends of her own destiny. (Source: DramaQueen)

Juliet, a young baroness accepts an unexpected proposal to marry the Earl William of the prestigious Basil family who rules Castlevania...but the Earl is known as the "Devil Earl." Will Juliet regret her decision?

“Tales of Moonlight and Rain” is a collection of classical Japanese horror/suspense stories. The stories are simple, but abundant with traditional fictional Japanese characters, such as the half-man half-bird Tengu, white serpents, fantastic carps, goblins and restless ghosts, driven by love or hatred. (Source: Aerandria Scans)

A strange night unfolds in Edo...

The year is 1590, during the turbulent Sengoku era of Japan. A girl who calls herself Izumi, the sole survivor of the destruction of her village, has come into possession of a set of very powerful keys. These keys can give their wielder access to powerful weapons that could change the course of the era. In her flight from those who want to kill her and take them, she has washed up in a buddhist monastery, where she has met the monk Tenkai. Tenkai, who takes an interest in her troubles, may be more than he appears! (Source: tethysdust)

This story is set in (maybe) the Edo period. Kokaku, a samurai usually found wearing a gaudy kimono without a hakama, is a member of a clan. Though lazy, he mercilessly punishes bad guys. This is an action-packed story about a hero who sneaks into gambling parlors and brothels and beats up thugs and bullies. (Source: Jmanga) Included one-shots: Volume 4: Oboro Volume 7: Gappoli（＞＿＜ゝ

Shin and Leona are childhood friends - she has always been fascinated with the mysteries of the ancient Near East, and he has always been fascinated with her, to the point where he is ready to follow her thousands of years in the past, to the days of the Kingdom of Babylonia, where she has a very special part to play... (Source: Aerandria Scans)

The year is 2205. The "historical revisionists" have begun attacks on the past in their plot to change history. The Saniwa, who have been charged with protecting history, can imbue life into objects. Strongest among these are the Touken Danshi. The story centers around their cheerful lives.

An orphan boy with a tragic past endeavors to destroy all swords during war time in feudal Japan.

Hagoromo Maki is going to an all-girls high school, a special one that allows its students to commute by plane! She and her first friend at school, Hasegawa Motoko, have found a plane and fixed it up for themselves to fly! However, it turns out that it was the plane used by a legendary pilot who protected the airspace for their school, and their school's ace pilot does not approve of them having it. Will Maki be able to fly and protect the air for their school? (Source: MangaHelpers)

The sequel takes place a few months after the end of the first series. Shinkurou and Suzu have gotten married and settled down as vassals in the employ of the governing family of Ima. Just when they've gotten used to the rhythm of their new, peaceful life, orders come from an influential government official that Shinkurou and Suzu must travel to the capital to meet with him. Along the way, they are beset by robbers and demons, and find they are being followed by a mysterious mononoke in the shape of a little boy?! The two must reunite with old friends, and make some new ones, in order to do battle with the supernatural forces that continue to plague them! (Source: MU)

Masaki Ryou was sent with his older sister to clean up Hiijii-san's mansion. While he was there, Ryou found a water well and accidentally fell into it. As he regained consciousness, he meets this girl named Rose who has been supposedly expecting him, and realizes that he is in pre-modern England. (Soure: Kirei Cake)

After 10 years of training, two young shape-shifting dog ninja are told that they're ready to be tested in the field. They find their new owner, Mitsuyoshi, who takes them in on the assumption that they are simply lost doggies. He gives them new names--"Hanzou" and "Hadzuki." The two dog ninja are supposed to protect him from any other demons, but they must not let him learn his new dogs' true identities. Unfortunately, Mitsuyoshi met Hadzuki in her human form very early on, when she rescued him from a couple of demons. Now she's got to keep her human and dog relationship with Mitsuyoshi separate, something not made easier by constant demon threats and her growing attraction to him.

Somewhere among the violent and chaotic grasslands of 12th century Mongolia, lives a boy named Temujin. One day, while on the brink of death, he has a fateful encounter with a beautiful and mysterious woman that will affect history. This is the story of a boy who will shake the earth. (Source: Comikey Media)

Altojin lives in the time of Ghengis Khan... She's a strong-willed warrior raised on the grassland plains of the country of Chigul. While out hunting with the Imperial Prince Olsbolt, Altojin saves his life from a would-be assassin. Suspecting that the assassin was sent by his father, Olsbolt then kills his father -- the reigning sovereign of Chigul, Biruge Han. That night, Olsbolt goes to Altojin's home to hide, but while he is away for a moment, Altojin's entire family is slaughtered! What will become of the young warrior Altojin and the bold prince Olsbolt...!?

The timeline is Edo… The stage is set during a peaceful time also known as the Tokugawa era. For some reason, Isshin who's from a samurai clan got thrown into the Edo's fire brigade team number fourty eight's 'Ku squad.' Having the samurai heart and a fire fighter's spirit, this highly approved series about the beauty of fire fighting starts now! (Source: Ochibichan)

Batman Ninja takes a journey across the ages as Gorilla Grodd's time displacement machine transports many of Batman's worst enemies to feudal Japan—along with the Dark Knight and a few of his allies. The villains take over the forms of the feudal lords that rule the divided land, with the Joker taking the lead among the warring factions. As his traditional high-tech weaponry is exhausted almost immediately, Batman must rely on his intellect and his allies—including Catwoman and the extended Bat-family—to restore order to the land, and return to present-day Gotham City. (Source: Warner Bros.)

The story follows the adventures of Noah Lescott, a young botanist who goes on an adventure in a tropical country. Besides being a botanist, Noah has a mysterious power that allows humans and plants get along well. (Source: fandompost.com)

Long ago, the Egyptians attacked the land of Amehs and killed the king. Fortunately, before this tragedy occurred, the king sent his two only daughters to safety. However, on their way out, Pastana was seperated from her younger sister Kanishia. Pastana was forced to flee without saving her or be doomed to die. 13 years later, Pastana has become the proud queen of a reviving and thriving nation of Amehs, a nation that grows stronger against Egypt every day. She encounters an Egyptian noble lady who is the daughter of the general who killed her father. Strangely, she looks exactly like how Kanishia would have looked at this age. It couldn't really be her... Or could it? (Source: MU)

Poor law school student, Jeonghun Han, experiences a time slip via the time roulette machine he accidentally finds at his father's place. When he comes to his senses, he finds himself in the middle of a battlefield during the Joseon dynasty! But before Jeonghun can even process what's happened, he's approached by a messenger named Jun, who informs him that the only way he can go back to his time period is by completing the time roulette's mission. Will Jeonghun be able to complete his mission and return to his time? (Source: Webtoon Entertainment)

It's the hedonistic New York of the roaring '20s. One night at a dazzling party Elliot meets Robert, a suspiciously suave man who reminds him of his first love. The two handsome gentlemen hit it off right away and soon their relationship takes a romantic turn... However, the paths of history are often cruel. Can they withstand the challenges thrown at them? Let Kamome Ooshima's newest work captivate you with its sweet and dark atmosphere... (Source: MangaDex)

The continuing adventures of classic Arsene Lupin character created by Maurice Leblanc. Lupin is a Gentleman Thief and a master on disguise who solves cases while outwitting both the police and criminals during the Belle Époque years. The first chapter of the manga retells the first short story Leblanc published, "The Arrest of Arsène Lupin" (1905).