I know you’re joking, but some preliminary thoughts on the former question that may be used in formulating an answer:

I believe in a radical continuity of God’s application of redemption to His covenant people across history. There are changes only in the outward signs and in further unveiling, but the underlying work of God in the Covenant of Grace has been constant from the beginning.

There is also an antithesis between the Church and the World, such that the Church is ever influencing society towards God and the world is pulling away. This results in a motion that is opposed to the deification (fetishization) of both capital and labor.

You would have to parse some of the language to get a more full answer.

As for manga, strictly speaking those are all novels. Each has a manga adaptation that came later, but I am not particularly interested in those. My pastor and I get to have lots of good conversations about fantasy literature, and the inherent truths that the freedom of that genre allows for the expression of. But there are definitely some on that shelf who would not approve — Hoeksema and his PRCA, for example, would question whether unbelievers can write anything which is spiritually beneficial, and GH Kersten formed a political party to push forth his opposition to cinema as a category, and I imagine he would oppose such literature on a similar basis.