An odd collection of his Monthly Jump illustrations.
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Because of King Mitochondria's abnormal love for a grand daughter, Magochondria was jailed in castle. She wanted to be just like legendary phantom Papan who Magochondria admire of, and she wanted to travel around the world with stealing a money from bad people, so she escaped from a castle...


(Source: MU)

Infamous gag manga author Man☆Gatarou's adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince.

It's every high school baseball team's dream to go to the legendary Koshien Stadium Tournament. For the first time in years, Seido High School has a chance—star player Gorrila Matsui has finally given the team an opportunity to succeed. Most delighted at this prospect is Principal Kocho. His hopes are dashed, however, when the Headteacher reveals to him that the first game will be played against the infamous Gedo High School. Gedo is notorious for its brutal killings during games. They hardly play at all, instead engaging in a form of martial arts combat called "fighting baseball." Their matches erupt into brutal battlefields, Gedo slaughtering its opponents in any way possible, and the competing team vainly struggling for their lives. The Gedo team is almost inhuman in its slaughter, and their bizarre weapons and attire coupled with their green-grey skin only increase this reputation.


(Source: Wikipedia)

The (rather surreal) adventures of a high-school kid who’s a total loser and throws up a lot. That’s about it. 25% of the manga is Juichi (the title is a pun on his name) throwing up or sneezing in full page spreads. It’s total madness.


(Source: MU)

Everyone remember that classic story of "Journey to the West", where 3 travelers help a monk to right their misdeeds?


This is not that story...


"Chinyuuki: Tarou to Yukai na Nakama-tachi" is a parody of "Journey to the West", where an assassin by the name of Tarou Yamada is trying to right his misdeeds by travelling with a monk. Tarou's misdeeds were essentially assassinating tons of people and pooping on their graves. A monk saw him and cursed him into a baby-monkey-hybrid-thing. With the help of the Monk, Tarou has to battle demons and other weird anomalies to help regain his human form.


(Source: TV Tropes)

Genjou is a monk on his way to Tenjiku (early East Asian name for India). Along the way, he happens to visit a house and meets an old couple. The couple has an adopted son, Taro Yamada, and they ask Genjou to rehabilitate Taro who makes trouble with his magical powers. Genjou takes Taro and travels with him to Tenjiku.

An over-the-top, vulgar, grotesque and yet hilarious gag manga about a cute little girl in hell.


(Source: MU)


Included one-shot:

Volume 2: Ie Nakiko

A small anthology to commemorate the releases of volumes 1 & 2 of Mitokon Perestroika.

Follow Ebizou, a self-proclaimed genius, in his attempts to murder the old pawn-broker lady who called him a retard.

This manga is a parody of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's novel of the same name.