1. "Yu Yu Hakusho"?

The story tells the story of a fourteen-year-old delinquent boy, Urameshi Yusuke who was hit by a car while trying to save a child. Because the spiritual world did not anticipate his death and had no place for him, he got a chance to be reborn. After passing the test of the spirit world, Yusuke finally returned to his body and became a detective in the spirit world. Since then, the protagonist Yusuke Urameshi and his friends have experienced a series of adventures. The story of love and friendship begins here.

2. "Inuyasha"?

"Inuyasha" is a comic created by Rumiko Takahashi, which is serialized in the comic serial magazine "Weekly Shōnen Sunday" of the affiliated Shogakukan. The animated version has released two TV versions, four theatrical versions and two OVAs. It is an animation work for both men and women. ?

The background of the story is set in Japan's Warring States Period. It mainly tells the story of Kagome, a third-year junior high school girl, who accidentally traveled through time and space through the bone-eating well of her own shrine and came to the Warring States Period in Japan 500 years ago. The hybrid half-demon, Inuyasha, embarks on an adventure to find the fragments of the Shikon Tama that are scattered everywhere. ?

3. "Fairy Tail"?

The story of Fairy Tail is very simple. Almost the entire story is about Lucy, a member of the "Fairy Tail" of the Magisters Guild. The story of Natsu, Happy, Gray, Erza and their many friends in this magical world.

4. "The Prisoner of Food"?

"The Prisoner of Food" is another comic created by the Japanese cartoonist Shimabukuro Mitsunen after "The Biography of the Leader at the End of the Century". Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump.

This work is a fantasy adventure comic work. The world view in the work is a food world full of novelty and fantasy, and adventures for rare ingredients. Aru and their friends embark on various adventures around food. ?

5. "Gintama"?

"Gintama" is a comic created by Sorachi Hideaki, and has been animated, stage drama, theater version, and live-action version change. The work is set in Japan's Bakumatsu period and describes the arrival of aliens (celestial beings) from the universe in Edo Castle. The shogunate succumbed to the influence of the celestial beings and issued an order to abolish swords, which caused the samurai to embark on a path of decline. But in such an era, there is still a man who retains the soul of a samurai, his name is Sakata Gintoki.