(W/A/CA) Takeshi Obata A collection of best-selling artist Takeshi Obata's work from 2001-2006, which contains definitive illustrations from popular series Death Note and Hikaru no Go. This gorgeous oversized art book is encased in a silver-stamped slipcase and is stuffed with 132 pages of full-color art, several massive foldout posters, special papers and 12 pages of artist commentary, including a 'how to draw' section. It also includes three large double-sided laminated posters. This incredibly special art book is being offered as a limited edition print run of 10,000 copies. For teen audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata Mirai and and Metropoliman face off against each other for the first time in the skies of Tokyo. But with his vow to never kill, how can Mirai hope to compete against such a ruthless opponent? And can Saki overcome her demons and become a valuable member of the team? For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata ith Saki having finally gotten over her trauma, the only thing holding her back now is the lack of angel wings. But perhaps there's a way for her to gain a pair of her own. Then, Mirai and his team will need all the help they can get when a new god candidate appears-one who wields a samurai sword! For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata With Mirai and Mukaido trapped in a mirror house at an abandoned amusement park, Metropoliman thinks he's won. But Mirai has one last desperate plan! For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata It's white arrow vs. red arrow as Mirai faces off against Metropoliman in a shootout to decide the next god. As each god candidate fires their arrows, the conclusion to the battle draws closer. But what sinister secrets lurk behind Metropoliman's motives? For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata With Metropoliman finally defeated, Mirai and Saki try to enjoy a moment of reprieve. But with other god candidates still out there, it's only a matter of time before their peace is shattered! For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata Thanks to Susumu's TV announcement, the whole world now knows about the existence of the god candidates. Mirai and his friends find themselves being targeted by all kinds of government agencies. Their safety hinges on the ability to locate the remaining hidden candidates and put an end to the process. But the mysterious final god candidate might have their own dark plans… For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata Seeking to negotiate with the final god candidate, Mirai and the others reveal themselves to the world. But the final candidate is a Nobel prize-winning professor with the angel of destruction by his side. And when the professor explains his theory on what is actually behind the competition to choose a new god, it will shock the entire world! For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A) Takeshi Obata The remaining god candidates are separated into two sides as the final confrontation over who will become the next god begins. Professor Yoneda seems to have everything figured out, but can Mirai turn the tables before they all wind up dead? For mature audiences.

(W) Tsugumi Ohba (A/CA) Takeshi Obata With Mirai and Mukaido trapped in a mirror house at an abandoned amusement part, Metropoliman thinks he's won. But Mirai has one last desperate plan! For mature audiences.

(W) Nobuaki Enoki (A/CA) Takeshi Obata A Masked Dude has been distributing a magical powder to the children of class 6-3 to put on their boring food. The powder makes regular food so addictive that the children who are hooked get sick if they don't eat it. Pine finds Reiko Shiratori, the school's Madonna, at the Masked Dude's hideout and accuses her of distributing the powder. Can Abaku argue Reiko out of this not-so-sweet situation? For teen audiences.

(W) Nobuaki Enoki (A/CA) Takeshi Obata Tento once again finds himself in a tight spot when he's accused of trying to murder the school's Madonna, Reiko Shiratori, and locking her unconscious body in a shed. Can Abaku argue his friend to freedom? Meanwhile, the Red Ogre sends out a warning to Abaku, Sarutobi, and Yui: Find out his identity before graduation or he will murder all of their classmates again. Can Abaku solve this final mystery in time?! For teen audiences.