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At a particular shopping district located in an old Tokyo neighborhood, humans and cats seem to live together in peace. But these cats aren't your ordinary felines! They are spirits, whose human forms allow them to go about their days undetected amongst the other locals. And the truth is, this neighborhood attracts some rather unique problems because of its residents. Chisato, a shop owner and the only human aware of the cat spirits' presence, and Kotora, a young cat spirit band together in attempt to solve the various predicaments they encounter. But will luck be on their side? (Source: Shodensha)

Paloma is a hub for all witches to do their activities together with their magical cats. However, the cats get dismissed and abandoned after they completed their tasks. Dakota feels bad for them, so she decides to build a shelter where all abandoned cats can stay

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“As the fog thickens, they will come, with the same stereotypical faces.” Seo Woo-ri, who has lived her entire life as the daughter of a murderer, heads to her maternal family's rural village following the death of her maternal grandmother. There, she encounters a similar ghost incident that her mother experienced 18 years ago.

Christopher Chance has made a living out of being a human target--a man hired to disguise himself as his client to invite would-be assassins to attempt his murder. He's had a remarkable career until his latest case protecting Lex Luthor when things go sideways. An assassination attempt Chance didn't see coming leaves him vulnerable and left trying to solve his own murder, as he has 12 days to discover just who in the DC Universe hated Luthor enough to want him dead by slow-acting poison. And the prime suspects happen to be...the Justice League International?

The story follows a 2 year time skip after the events of the World of Light, Galeem, the God of Light with his powerful angelic motifs and Dharkon, the God of Darkness with his were defeated by the legendary 81 fighters saving all the captured spirits and saving the world once again. Peace has finally returned to the world of Smash until the spirits of Galeem and Dharkon were left alive and together, they fused into a more powerful entity known as “Firion”. Another 2 years have passed and Master Hand, a hand-like entity along with his twin brother Crazy Hand began reconstruction of the new Smash world for the next tournament and allowing the spirits to roam free in peace thus named "WORLD OF WARRIORS" until Firion takes control of the hands, resurrect almost all of the villains of the Nintendo Multiverse and send them to recapture those spirits. Now Mario, Pit, and the returning veterans of Smash along with the new generation of fighters must once again reunite, travel through various places around the world, protect the spirits before they go into the wrong hands and stop the forces of evil from obtaining them again.

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The first chapter run of the series, originally entitled simply The Dark Tower, launched February 7, 2007, and consisted of 30 issues that made up five volumes illustrated primarily by Jae Lee and Richard Isanove. The first volume, The Gunslinger Born, was based mostly on flashbacks from The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger and The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass; the remaining volumes (The Long Road Home, Treachery, Fall of Gilead, and Battle of Jericho Hill) contained mostly new/original content which expanded upon details and events more briefly referenced throughout the novels. In addition to the five primary story arcs, the chapter run also included the one-shot, The Sorcerer. As stated by Peter David's afterword to The Long Road Home, the chapter run detailed Roland Deschain's "progress from callow youth to gunslinger," starting with his adventures in Mejis from Wizard and Glass and ending with the Battle of Jericho Hill (as detailed in The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla and The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower). This series was re-titled The Dark Tower: Beginnings to clarify its prequel status when Gallery 13 took over as publisher.