Battleshonen Stories

slightly inspired by: attack on titan, blame!, knights of sidonia, and arpeggio of blue steel -ars nova- "Maverick" - a highest title meant for the strongest humans as they deemed worthy to bear the title. With it, they will have too many privileges, innumerable privileges. However, there's a great risk of possessing that title as many will come and kill you -- as killing a person with the title Maverick is a means of getting the same title. One man, a former child prodigy, somehow bears the title after fighting for so long enough. He is hunted by it. Set in a planet 100,000 times bigger than jupiter, named "Earthly terra". The humanity began to live in that planet, a cradle too big for them. The big problem is that it is inhabited by kaijus(now aptly named after ww1-2 warships), monsters, and the planet is constantly invaded by non sapient savage alien hives, incomprehensible cosmic horrors. The liberators, humanity's new type of soldiers and the very vanguard. John Arpeggio was among them, but now he wander elsewhere in the planet fending off himself from colossal evils, eldritch madness, ruthless monsters, and humans that are jealous of his title "Maverick"

(This is a revamp of "PROJECT H8: The human slayers" by the way. I was appalled and disgusted of the old version because it cringes me) A battleshonen tale of wizards with modernized magic, fighting against space alien wizards each with their own form of sorcery. What makes the Earth and the human race so unique, is that they had different cultural backgrounds that differ from each other, spoke in differing languages, composed of different ethnic backgrounds and species, and had no truly centralized government that governs all the nations. That makes them a favorite prey of the Spacers(a derogatory collective term that refers to an alien or creatures that does not originate from earth). Every nations began modernizing their witchcraft and sorcery and utilize them on their military technology as most weapons does not do much effective damage against some spacers utilizing a kind of sorcery that makes technologies primitive. Each nation had their sorcery differing from each other, within the following: The Japan's sorcery has modernized their onmyodo, turning balance into weapon. The republic of taiwan has upgraded their martial prowess by synching their qigong into the nanomachines. Russia has weaponzed cold. Brazil weaponizes rhythm, steps, and chaotic energy from dance. Chaos through controlled body movements is their specialty. Mexico uses death motifs and as their weapon, dancing with death is what makes them stronger. Indonesia has weaponized their fiery burning passion through the volcanic flame. But in Philippines, they weaponizes killing intent. Inspired by how their sorcery works in ancient times: they use their sorcery either to heal, or to cause harm. But through the modernization, their killing intent becomes a valuable weapon of hate -- it allows them to create weapons, lethal constructs, out of thin air, to shoot any kind of projectiles. What to expect: No harem. No romance(I don't know how to write that). Martial arts.

Guillermo Concha must protect Princess Amaiko from an inter-dimensional kingdom and the crazed, powerful Prince Saft as the tokusatsu-like Shonen hero known as "Burst Knight."

Yuto Sakamoto is a social pariah, a high school "UFO freak" convinced that the stars hold the secrets to his lonely existence. Hana, the fierce, short-tempered granddaughter of a legendary spirit-smith, is a skeptic who hates the "family business" of exorcism. But when an ancient "glitch" in reality awakens, their worlds collide in a pulse-pounding explosion of neon and gore. Forced into a reluctant partnership, they must survive the Bakemono-monsters born from the intersection of alien technology and cursed folklore. To save their city, Hana must forge her soul into a weapon, and Yuto must become the very monster he's spent his life looking for.

20 million years ago, the Great Earth was home to humans and energy parasites called Osmo. Humans were relentlessly hunted as the primary power source for the Osmo, whose creator was the feared Lord Oki. Three supreme beings, the Infinires, rose up and, after a ten-day battle, sealed Oki using their own bodies. This catastrophic event split the planet into Venus, Earth, and Mars and nearly caused the extinction of the Osmo. Before his sealing, Oki hid a fragment of his energy within a wooden frog. Decades later, a young boy found it and absorbed the power. Twenty years passed until, by a miracle, his wife became pregnant, giving birth to the first child to be born from Oki's energy. This energy was passed down through the generations, creating the "Children of Oki" and reintroducing the Osmo to the world, now feeding on human emotions. A new lineage of "good" Osmo, created by the Infinires, also emerged.

We all know who the UA traitor actually is now, but what if they were not that character and our favorite little electric boy instead? Read and find out what would happen if Denki Kaminari realized that being bad actually way more fun than the heroes said it would be.

A young Madake Sorochi must navigate the world of Mages after the tragic demise of his parents. Can he make sure his loved ones have a peaceful death?

Homeless teenager Achojah notices that he could start seeing monsters and his life starts to begin to spiral. Beings called Kaiju slayers take down these monsters, and there is a whole hierarchy to them. Noticing that he himself has powers, and that he is more powerful than most kaiju slayers, he plans to climb the ranks of Kaiju slayers and manipulate the system for his own gain!