Time Travel Manga Novels & Stories

“That the earth orbited around the sun not the other way around. The earth is not the center of the universe. It is merely just a speck in the great ocean of the universe.“, she said with a soft smile. “Interesting. You are saying that this is a common thought in your time?“, he asked. “It is proven, a fact in my time. Mitsuhide we have sent people to the moon. We have sent vehicles to the planet Mars. We have photos of other stars like our sun, and even other planets like earth. All the science and thought of being able to do this comes from our past, though. Our past in my time is right here, now.“, she said. “You must want to go back.“, he stated. “Mitsuhide. Even if I wanted too, I don’t

“People die here to evolve their spirits or their souls or whatever, right? They do it enough times and they become ready for welding. They do it too much, they become weretics. How many times has Yuqi died? She must have lived a thousand lifetimes, flitting around in time.” “But she jumps back into another body,” I said. “Yes, time resets, but one thing doesn’t, the time traveller. Her spirit, or whatever it is that gets transferred, that experiences change. Otherwise you wouldn’t be able to remember what had happened, would you?” It made sense, kind of.

"W-what? W-what did you find out?" "How did you escape?" "Escape? Did I?" "I saw everything, that kind of hallucination is like you're in the same place in a different time. It is a real place...you traveled in the past." "W-what?" "Usually hallucinations take place in the present time. It was rare to travel in the past or in the future. Vampires either werewolves can't make it to travel in different time. And if vampires had a chance, they won't have a chance to go back anymore...except if they are...."

That was when I noticed a man dressed in a black kimono who looked rather familiar, and suddenly realized that he was a younger Bob. If both Mary and Bob were here, what about Asura, the other major character of this story? It drove me to look around despite the difficulty, but I couldn’t find any merman with a purple tail after looking through the other glass tanks. This means that Asura had yet to show up, and I could more or less deduce the date—if Hiroshima had been nuked, the Japanese wouldn’t have had the spare time to study merfolk. In other words, I had arrived at this dimension before the Second World War… or before Hiroshima was nuked, to be precise.

“Do you know how to use a kitchen knife for battle?” “I know how to cook… So using the same principles…” “How are we even on the same page here?” Says Yasuhiro and sighs. Seirei was looking at a magazine with a lollipop in his mouth. Ayame confronts him and asks- “What is so interesting about the magazine?” “This magazine is from 10 years in the past. I treasure it.” “But what is it about?” “My dead parents are in here so I treasure it.”

“But I came back.” The implications shattered me. If he wasn’t from Earth—if he had returned—then time, as we understood it, no longer applied. The bloom seeds had crossed not just space, but memory. They’d rewritten the rules of travel. Of growth. Of life itself. I called the Archive Council. Even now, despite all we had changed, the world still insisted on its councils, on its stewards of information. They told me the boy wasn’t unique. There had been others. Twelve recorded globally.

Yet Tomoya detected an undercurrent of unease in her steps, as though she was navigating a maze of uncertainties. “Has she already traveled back in time?” Tomoya muttered under his breath, his brow furrowed. The question gnawed at him. Rener’s 'proposal' had been vague, leaving gaps that now felt critical. Did it matter, though? Perhaps not. What mattered was the present—the scene unfolding before him.

“Silly Kianna. You are more than what you think you are” Pinching my cheeks he gets back to his work after stealing a kiss from me. This guy… Looking back on my computer, I may seem to not do anything but… there is one thing I am trying to figure out. About that strange thing that happened to me. I mean… it is so unbelievable. Even gadgets such as time travel aren’t something that exists. But… why would that thing happen to me? Even the things that happened in the past that I recreate, in this timeline… it is gone. Like the farm orphanage for example.

I am now acutely aware of his hand around me, and our skin touching. “All of a sudden?” “Yeah, well. I have been reading a lot of comics in that theme.” He hums nodding. I have almost finished the entire stack of time travel comics he has sitting in his shelf. “It would mean time was flowing, and everything is happening all at once, the past, present and the future. I genuinely believe all we have is today, and the past just crumbles away, and we’re left with just the memories and hope for a tomorrow.”

On a world that existed somewhere in the parallel universe sat a man as he looked at his fourteen-year-old son, while remembering his past. Takamatsu Henjiro could only force a smile as he couldn't help but wonder why his situation looked different from the situation of the rest of the people that he had read about on web novels. He still remembered how he transmigrated to this world twenty years ago. Twenty years ago, Takamatsu was still a high school student on Earth.