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Mahoujin Guruguru targets a mature young audience and incorporates sporadic blunt humor and subtle references that could potentially shock Western parents. It is a spoof of initial role-playing games, particularly the turn-based ones like Final Fantasy. The voiceover artist replaces character dialogue with a spoken narrative common in such games, which constitutes one of the comedic aspects of the show. Frequently, RPG-style information boxes are showcased on the screen, supplemented by narration in the established RPG format. Nike and Kukuri, the lead protagonists' ultimate aim, is to overthrow Giri, the leader of the dark forces.

Sakura finds it tough to adjust to a new school, and attending a monster girl academy doesn't help matters. Her fellow students are an unconventional bunch comprising a harpy who's fond of kissing, a lamia with a biting wit, a cyclops nursing a crush, and a candid centaur. In an effort to fit in, Sakura masquerades as a succubus, but can she keep up the pretense without attracting the amorous attention of her idiosyncratic mates? The upcoming academic session is poised to be a grueling, sultry ordeal!

A highly regarded demon named Iguel, whose duty was to safeguard the seventh dungeon in the castle of the Demon King, aspires to attain one of the coveted positions as a divine ruler within the Demon King's army. However, she is caught off guard when she unexpectedly receives a new assignment in the Demon Resources Department.

Nami has an incredible magical ability, but her lack of coordination causes her to struggle with managing her powers. However, her bigger challenge is managing her own feelings. When Nami crashes into Ryotaro Tominaga's bike, her curiosity about her first love intensifies while Ryotaro continues to treat her with disrespect. Nami's kind heart and good intentions are overshadowed by her fear of making crucial decisions, especially as she approaches the end of high school. Set in a world of magic, this story is filled with emotional turmoil, misunderstandings, unreciprocated love, hatred, and passion as Nami and her friends seek to discover where they truly belong.

Shotaro Isinomori, a renowned Japanese comic book artist, created and illustrated this comic. It was initially serialized in Nintendo Power Magazine, comprising 12 installments ranging from January 1992 (Volume 32) to December 1992, and later published as a book in 1993. While it mostly traces the narrative of ALttP, some exclusive features were added to "amplify the dramatic pace and generate an element of astonishment."

In a distant era, humankind has regressed and now dwells in dispersed, minuscule communities. In addition to their day-to-day existence, individuals possess a mental prowess dubbed "Juryoku," which allows them to manifest their mental imagery. In the absence of contemporary technology, this aptitude has become a paramount source of energy. One day, Saki, a young maiden, and her fellow companions happen upon a diminutive archival robot on the fringes of their town. Its recordings disclose the antiquated history of humanity, including the genesis of Juryoku, which instigated a world war between psychics and non-psychics. Eventually, the psychics emerged victorious, leading to their oppressive power. After uncovering this confidential information, the grown-ups in their village deprive the youngsters of their Juryoku abilities and banish them. Fleeing to the sanctuary of a nearby forest, the troop comes across a colossal, hairless, two-legged mouse, referred to as a "Bakenezumi," and allies themselves with the animal in their continued conflict against a formidable adversary.

The Japanese name Saiyukiden Daienoh has been attributed to Katsuya Terada's manga, "Legend of the Journey to the West: The Great Monkey King," which is based on the sixteenth century Chinese novel, Xi You Yi, from which Terada drew inspiration.

Despite being an average student, Tsukune manages to secure a place in a high school, only to realize that its student body is far from ordinary. He becomes the center of attention for a beautiful female student who bestows him with romantic attention. But, her affinity for him proves to be more concerning than flattering, as she leaves a evident mark on his neck after biting him. To make matters worse, Tsukune questions his ability to keep up in a school torn apart by a longstanding rivalry between werewolves and vampires, rather than athletes and scholars.

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Ajin possess beastly characteristics and are obligated to serve men in the military and women in brothels in this realm. Those with gifted prowess are drafted into the imperial palace as beast servants, serving as prized symbols and protection for their royal superiors and subject to their whims. Sogetsu, Rangetsu's twin brother, was taken from her and bequeathed to Prince Tenyou as a beast servant where he was enmeshed in lethal royal scheming. Bereft of any hope in a world overflowing with bitterness, Rangetsu must masquerade as a man to infiltrate the palace and avenge her brother. However, Prince Tenyou is not the person Rangetsu was anticipating, and the political machinations within the palace are enigmatic and pervasive. Is there any possibility for Rangetsu to procure justice for her brother or will she be yet another Ajin fatality in the royal power struggle?