Drift

While forming the rear guard for his uncle’s escape, Toyohisa Shimazu manages to mortally wound I Naomasa, but is critically wounded himself in the process. While trying to limp back home, he finds himself transported from the field to a hallway lined with doors. There a mysterious man sends him spiraling into another world. Dragged into the forest by two young elves, Toyohisa is patched up from two others from the Land of the Rising sun that turn out to be Yoichi Suketaka Nasu and Oda Nobunaga. From there, Toyohisa and his fellow historical figures, named “drifters” must save (or conquer) their new world. While it has the same art style and, some could say, a similar sort of story, as Kouta Hirano’s previous work, Hellsing, Drifters sets itself apart with an intriguing tale that takes historical characters that many know from a basic education and brings them to life. While so few anime series make history come alive in such a way, these anime recommendations make the e

MATURE READERS END OF STORY ARC Seared by the flames of war, Ghost Town’s survivors are forced to make an impossible decision. Abram Pollux makes a discovery that shakes everything we know about Ouro.

Just as Ghost Town teeters on the brink of war the man called Emmerich comes in from the cold.

Ravaged by a nuclear winter, Ghost Town is forever changed when the Wheelers begin to set a mysterious plan into motion.

Abram Pollux returns to Ghost Town, determined to even the score. But the rules have changed. New alliances are drawn, old friends become new foes, and each step closer to the truth brings Pollux that much closer to hell.