Bokurano

During their summer vacation, 15 children are enjoying summer camp together. One day, they decide to go explore a cave by the sea, inside they meet a mysterious man named Kokopelli who is surrounded by high-tech equipment. Kokopelli claims to be a game developer and asks if the children would help him test it. Each child signs a contract, but instead of playing a game, they are actually piloting a giant mech to defend the earth from 15 different alien invasions. While the children feel like glorious heroes at first, things take a dark turn when it is discovered that after piloting the mech for one battle, the child who was commanding it will die. Feeling kind of emotionally and mentally raped after Bokurano, yet strangely hungry for more? For all your gluttons for punishment, try these great anime recommendations. For Fans of Watching Kids Die Puella Magi Madoka Magica Madoka Kaname and her friend Sayaka Miki are normal middle school girls until one day when they have a

Manga about girl who can turn into fighter plane launched in January This year's 19th issue of Kodansha's Evening magazine revealed on September 12 that manga creator Mohiro Kitoh is putting his Hayabusa-chan mo Tondemasu (Hayabusa-chan is Flying Too) manga on hiatus due to having to recover from surgery for his spinal canal stenosis. Kitoh noted that he will somehow be able to return to normal and work on the manga again. The manga centers on Hayabusa, a girl who is actually a god. The story begins when Hayabusa is looking intently at a man eating croquettes in a park. When the man gives her a croquette, she sprouts mechanical wings and flies away. When the man returns the next day, Hayabusa is there to thank him and offers him a ride in the sky, for which she turns into a Ki-43 Hayabusa fighter plane to do so. The manga launched in Evening on January 10. Kitoh's Bokurano manga originally ran in Shogakukan's Ikki magazine from 2004 to 2009. Viz Media published all 11