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The “Corruptors” are monsters born from the waste humanity spewed into the world, and their existence slowly eats away at the planet, driving mankind to the brink of annihilation. Humanity’s strongest agent, Jin Shidō, gains the power to save the world after enduring brutal human experimentation—but it comes too late; 99% of humanity has already perished. Pinning his hopes on the future, Jin chooses to enter a long sleep. One hundred million years later, on a newly reborn Earth, Jin awakens and smiles. “Looks like I was right to believe in it—the possibilities of the future.” Original Webtoon
Sky Vincent was born in a world where people are judged on magic rather than the quality of their character. So it was inevitable that when his first magic testing came in and he had the weakest magic power available, he was immediately disgraced by his family. Walking in the forest, he met a wandering mage who informed him of the secret of his power - while his magic is minuscule, as it is the <<Null>> element, it can negate other types of magic. However, while his magic isn’t suitable for a few slow massive attacks, it is perfect for a hundred quick little ones. Can Sky train up his magic so he can go from a laughingstock to the most powerful wizard in the world with a harem at his knees? (Note: he totally will because look at the cover he has fricking guns, just act surprised when it actually happens)
Saitou, a rather arrogant kid, announces his super power to his class on the first day of high school. He imagines that it will make all the girls swoon, and he'll be crazily popular. Unfortunately, his ability to bend a spoon looks more like a cheap trick than a super power, and everyone laughs in his face. Soon he learns that he is not the only kid with superpowers at the school, and there is even a Super Powers Research Club. He soon finds himself dragged into the society of a friendly invincible girl, a violent telekinetic girl, and a mind-reader. Rather than being swooned over, Saitou appears to have the least impressive ability of the group! Is there any way for him to get the happy high school life he was hoping for?
Shurei Hong, destitute but of noble birth, has always dreamed of working as a civil servant in the imperial court of Saiunkoku, but women are barred from holding office. The emperor Ryuki, however, refuses to take command, leaving everything to his advisors. Shurei is asked to become a consort to the emperor to persuade the ne’er-do-well ruler to govern. Shurei enters the palace as Ryuki’s consort, but he has yet to seek her out. It is rumored that men, not women, share the emperor’s bedchamber. Shurei must think of a way to stop the emperor from shirking his responsibilities, but she has to find him first!
Masato is a chef at a local restaurant and during one of his breaks, he runs into an old schoolmate named Mitsukuni. Unfortunately, Mitsukuni ends up spilling coffee on Masato's lap and quickly departs without properly apologizing. To make matters worse, Mitsukuni unknowingly takes Masato's wallet, containing his money and keys, with him. Fate brings the two together again at Masato's workplace and while Masato remembers Mitsukuni from their school days, Mitsukuni barely remembers him. After a fire at Masato's home, Mitsukuni is pressured by Masato's co-workers to provide him with shelter. Living together leads to the unveiling of certain revelations between the two.
Having been assigned by the human elders the mission of stopping a mystical plague that has afflicted the Youkai with madness, Genjyo Sanzo assembles his team of Youkai warriors, desperately hoping that the disease will not affect them. He sets up qualifying tests that will help him determine the loyalty and worth of Cho Hakkai, Son Goku and Sha Gojyo. The team then journeys west to rid the land of madness.
While recovering from surgery, Minekura Kazuya is asked by the Zero-Sum editor-in-chief Koyagi to create a series of illustrations for the manga magazine Zero-Sum Ward. To create a theme, Koyagi rolls four dice: two hold character names, one holds a situation, and the last holds an action. With each roll, characters are placed in strange situations, much to Minekura's chagrin.
500 years before the story of Saiyuki, a heretic child with golden eyes is brought into Heaven. He is given into the reluctant care of a minor deity named Konzen, the nephew of the Merciful Goddess Kanzeon Bosatsu. Konzen eventually gives the child the name "Goku". Goku becomes friends with two other minor gods, Marshal Tenpou and General Kenren of the Western Army of Heaven. He also meets a strange little boy who seems to be his own age, the War Prince Nataku. Although Goku is happy in his new home, Heaven is not kind to heretics. There are those who would use Nataku and Goku as tools in an attempt to seize the throne of Heaven, and Konzen, Tenpou, and Kenren may not be able to save them.
Priest Genjo Sanzo and companions Cho Hakkai, Sha Gojyo, and Son Goku maintain their westward journey to stop the resurrection of the demon Gyoumao. As the reputation of the Sanzo Ikkou precedes them, they continue to fight demon assassins at every turn, but they must also deal with increasing tensions within their group in order to defeat a powerful enemy.
At last, the Sanzo Ikkou have arrived in India. In this foreign land, where the anomaly’s influence runs rampant, their battles only heighten in their violence. And also awaiting them is their tragic fate from 500 years ago— What will they find at the end of their long and treacherous journey? From Saiyuki Wiki
Journey To The West Girls / Seiyuu Shoujo / 西遊少女 A classic - journey to the west inspired manga by Yuta Kayashima takes you in to a world of... crazy girls friends taking up full colored pages of manga for an adventurous ride to the west!
Kazuya Minekura was requested by Koyagi, the editor-in-chief of Zero-Sum, to produce a set of illustrations for Zero-Sum WARD manga magazine, while recuperating from surgery. In order to devise a concept, Koyagi utilized four dice, two of which featured character names, one specified a situation, and the last depicted an action. The resulting rolls placed characters in peculiar scenarios, much to Minekura's disappointment.
