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One-Punch Man is definitely a fantastic read for the action and humor. Yotsubato! is a great one that successfully chronicles what it is like to be a child. Cute and funny. I've also enjoyed reading Toriko, which has been growing in popularity in recent years. It's a magnificent and well-imagined world, so much so that you almost wish you could take a vacation there for a day. Plus, tons of great action. As for a manga that I have just finished reading, Pajama na Kanojo is an okay manga, although it has a short run and some characters aren't developed as fully as one would like. But I enjoyed it. Finally, a manga that I've been following for a while: Nisekoi. It has a pretty interesting plot that is developed well among several characters, and you find yourself cheering for each girl at different points of the manga. I hope that helps!

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When the True Imouto woke, she turned about in confusion, unaware of how she had been relocated to a maid cafe on an urban (lunar) city, separated from her onii-chan.

Her journey to the station was an arduous and long one, but she wasn't worried, because she knew that her wonderful Onii-chan would be watching over her always, and this caused her to skip ever more playfully along the lunar path.

"Onii-chan mustn't submit to the forces of evil," the sister began, "because Onii-chan has yet to make me breakfast!"

"Onii-chan has chosen to ignore his sister's existence...!" she whined, albeit playfully.

"Onii-chan, some of that money is my savings too!" his sister cried.

"But onii-chan..." she started, before falling back into a peaceful and very cute slumber.

"Onii-chan..." she whispered sleepily, covering her soft hair with a pillow, "just five more minutes..."

He woke.

"I weep for this generation," she said, "that a young hero such as yourself would deny an old priestess even a minute of his time."

"Perhaps," the hero thought, the 20 dollars in hand, "another polishing is in order."

It cost a pretty penny to have his armor polished--in fact, a whole savings worth--but it left the hero feeling highly of himself, and the polisher an extremely grateful man, who in a mere three months, would be found on the floor of an extravagant hotel suite, buried in a pile of money and dirty magazines.

Time had called into eternity for one such hero to appear, and by the call of justice for untranslated visual novels everywhere, he appeared.

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