Bøger af Shinji Cobkubo

Bisco and Milo are out searching for Ghost Hail mushrooms for a pregnant Pawoo when an airborne ark appears and abducts them in an attempt to "save" the creatures of Earth. But just when things start looking desperate, Milo miraculously gives birth! The mysterious mushroom child Sugar Akaboshi wastes no time in freeding them. But there are many other creatures who've been "saved" on the ark. If our heroes want to free them, they'll have to awaken Sugar's true powers...

"All across Imihama, people have begun sprouting feline ears and tails, and adopting bizarre speech patterns. It seems the Ultrafaith Arrow Bisco and Milo fired at Kurokawa opened a gateway to an alternate dimension full of--samurai cats? These katana-wielding kittens are being tormented by an ancient adversary who also happens to be the cause of the cat transformations back home. But as much as Bisco would love to put an arrow between their eyes, it turns out it's pretty hard to draw a bowstring with cat paws. Can the Mushroom Keepers defeat this feline foe before their nine lives run out?"--

The evil governor Kurokawa returned to inflict tyranny on Imihama Prefecture. Bisco and the others were in hiding but the movie starring Bisco was announced at a press conference. Apparently, Kurokawa's mistreatment of the citizens was all for the debut of the movie. Can they rescue their friends and put an end to Kurokawa's ambitions?¿¿

WE¿RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOW¿Hot on the trail of their friend-turned-foe, Shishi, the new leader of the Benibishi, Bisco and Milo find themselves all the way in northern Japan. But how are they supposed to stop the blossoming berserker when Bisco is the size of a toddler?! The ravenous blossoms plaguing his body have severely diminished his strength (and size), and the pair will have to track down a mysterious mushroom in the Hokkaido region to cure his ailment. There¿s just one problem with that. Hokkaido is¿alive, and it¿s very, very hungry.

"In the far future, a disaster known as the "Rusty Wind" has transformed the majority of Japan into a barren desert and left civilization in tatters. After his teacher falls prey to the rust, the roguish Bisco Akahoshi embarks on a journey through the sandy wastes to obtain a mushroom known only as the Rust Eater, rumored to cure the ailment. Together with the dashing young doctor Milo, the pair will have to contend with the unforgiving environment and their fellow wanderers in order to make it back alive"--

A MUSHROOM TRIP LIKE NO OTHER Having rid the world of the Immortal Monk—Kelshinha—the pair of Man-Eaters travel to Bisco’s ancestral homeland in Shikoku, picking up Tirol somewhere along the way. Once they arrive, Mushroom Keepers young and old venerate Bisco as a living god, throwing celebration  after celebration in his honor (much to  his dismay). Festivities are cut short,  however, when a red-haired man named Apollo crashes the party! He manipulates mysterious, glowing blue particles at will, and wherever they land, skyscrapers sprout with all the ferocity of a mushroom arrow! His goal? Restore Japan to the way it was in the year 2028. In order to  understand the significance of that year, Bisco, Milo, and Tirol need look no further than the Tokyo Crater…

To cure his unique condition, Bisco and Milo travel to the holy land ofShimane. But soon they come face to face with the ambitious immortal monkKelshinha, who takes Bisco by surprise and steals his stomach! No longer immuneto the rust eaters, Bisco, along with his partner Milo, must infiltrate theheart of Shimane to regain their original bodies before he bites the dust infive days. Will this dynamic duo be able to recover what they lost and sendKelshinha packing?