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Human emotion is an extremely efficient source of energy, which the Circus Department uses for its own purposes. In the circus, clowns compete against each other in an attempt to provoke the greatest burst of feelings in the audience using their innate qualities and incredible abilities. However, even the strongest cry of circus animals is often not heard behind the constant applause of the happy crowd.

<font color=aqua>Ten years ago, a young girl saved the life of a dragon. Little did they know that they would be brought together again by the vicissitudes of fate, when Lucina's family estate is invaded by the fearsome Tayar nation led by King Hakan. After Lucina's selfish stepmother offers her up as a bride to Hakan in exchange for their lives, Lucina realizes that she is now fated to journey to the arid kingdom of Tayar and marry its seemingly brutish king. Will fate lead the unlikely pair to ruin or romance?

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A brilliant art director struggling to find new talent suddenly discovers a mysterious cat that can transform into a man. Introducing himself as someone who can solve her problems, he offers a strange deal if she takes care of him, he’ll help her succeed. Soon, her life turns upside down when she finds herself surrounded by five idol-like men who all have a feline secret.

Abelibe was troubled with her inability to have a grasp of the different magical elements and is worried that her incompetence would disappoint her teacher. She decided to turn to the mysterious creatures of Sylvana forest to gain strength.

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In a world where shadows devour humans, a young girl tries to survive.

Aung San Suu Kyi: Tatakau Kujaku ("Aung San Suu Kyi: The Fighting Peacock"), by cartoonist Akatsu Mizuha, was first released by publisher Oakla Shuppan as part of a series of manga on Nobel Prize winners. It depicts Suu Kyi's early life, examining the impact of the political legacy of her father, assassinated independence leader Aung San, and ends with her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991." - The Irrawaddy.

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Aoi’s peaceful high school dream died. Loudly.

Green Forest is created for MG Project (Project for Millions of Girls) which includes different stories and aims to visualize and record women's struggles and their voices that are being erased through the "female protagonist" collection of black & white comic strips.