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When they reach the frozen continent known as Ice Hell, Toriko and his companions find a powerful member of Gourmet Corp. standing between them and the Century Soup.

Thanks to Komatsu's completion of the Century Soup, Toriko has added another item to his Full-Course Meal. Next, Toriko must face danger to find a succulent grass that only grows in the stratosphere as part of a training mission issued by the president of the IGO.

Having lost an arm in his battle with Gourmet Corp, Toriko travels to Life, the country of healing, where he will have to eat his way to good health.

Pitted against the members of Gourmet Corp in the battle for the Century Soup, Toriko faces a tough foe in Tommyrod, a diabolical freak with control over powerful insects.

"Magatsuhi, the embodiment of the evil half of the Shikon Jewel, is on the loose. Then, demon Naraku begins to absorb the Shikon Jewel and its unfathomable power. All our friends fly into action to prevent him: Inuyasha, Kagome, Miroku, Sango and Sesshomaru! But Naraku defends himself by dividing and manipulating his attackers. And Kagome is losing her priestess powers, making her a prime target. Then, Naraku's true intentions are finally revealed and Kagome is swallowed up by the Meido!"--Flap of front cover.

Kagome, a young school girl, is pulled back in time to an ancient world where she encounters the demonic doglike creature called InuYasha and discovers links to her past by the mystical Shikon Jewel and the priestess who once guarded it.

The always-enthusiastic Yotsuba experiences a number of firsts in her young life, including riding a bike and visiting a ranch.

Miu races to stop two former sweethearts from erasing their memories in order to forget their past relationship, while trying to convince Mr. Kusaka not to close the Time Shop.

Ash and Pikachu set out with Jackie, a Pokemon ranger to protect a Manaphy egg and find the Sea Temple and the hidden treasure; but the Phantom also plans to get the Sea Crown in order to take over the world.

Contains nearly sixty woodcut prints from Katsushika Hokusai's manga series, and features candid sketches of figures from various social classes, seascapes, animals, and mythical creatures; and provides a brief biography of the nineteenth-century Japanese artist.