Manga

In this manga adaptation of the first story arc from the Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei series, magic has developed into a practical technology over the past century, no longer confined to myths or fantasy. Countries around the world are engaged in intense competition to nurture skilled magicians. Shiba Tatsuya, an honor student who lacks magical abilities, enrolls at First High School, a prestigious institution dedicated to teaching magic. His sister stands out as the top freshman at the school. As a reserve student, Tatsuya must navigate his academic life while enduring the contempt of the privileged elite who possess magical powers.

After Sakura Kinomoto successfully captures and transforms the Clow Cards into Sakura Cards, she believes her days as a Cardcaptor are finished. However, on her way to her first day at Tomoeda Middle School, she is happily surprised to find Shaoran Li, who announces his permanent move to Tomoeda and will be attending the same school. Despite this happiness, Sakura has a peculiar dream that night, where she is encircled by translucent cards and meets a cloaked enigma. Waking up, she discovers her Sakura Cards have indeed turned clear—her dream has come true. With recurring visions, a new staff, and encounters with unknown cards, Sakura must resume her role as Cardcaptor, alongside her guardians and friends, embarking on a fresh adventure.

Ririko has taken care of her home ever since her mother died when she was only five. When her father, a handyman, becomes seriously ill and is hospitalized, she takes over his business. Her first job is to help a rich teenager who has very exacting expectations. Can she meet his requirements? Extra one-shot: Volume 3: Mebuki Kimidori

Kyon, a first-year high school student who prefers the ordinary, has his everyday life turned upside down on his first day of school when he meets the mysterious Haruhi Suzumiya. Haruhi openly declares her desire to encounter aliens, time travelers, and psychics, and she forms the SOS Brigade, a club dedicated to finding such extraordinary beings. Kyon, along with the quiet and bookish Yuki Nagato, the timid and curvy Mikuru Asahina, and the polite and friendly Itsuki Koizumi, becomes a member of this unusual group. By the end of the first volume, Kyon discovers that his fellow brigade members are actually agents from hidden organizations, including extraterrestrial and time-traveling groups, who are monitoring Haruhi because of her crucial role in an upcoming major event.

In "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin," Zeon's top pilot, Commander Char Aznable, attempts to stop the Federation's mobile suit development by launching an assault on their research facility at colony Side 7. His strategy goes wrong when he learns that a prototype mobile suit, the Gundam, is already active, and the Federation retaliates with overwhelming power. In the chaos, Amuro Ray, a skilled electronics technician, resolves to shield his family and friends from the fighting. Yet how can a single adolescent confront the strength of the enemy's mobile suits?

Becoming a character from your favorite game is amazing! Sure, he's only a minor NPC, but Corin knows the game inside and out. Thanks to his knowledge and the main player Sihu's skills, everything goes perfectly—until Corin learns that Sihu has been killing innocent NPCs and looting their possessions. Horrified yet unable to stop him, Corin waits for the game to end—only for Sihu to mysteriously fail on the final mission. Suddenly, Corin is sent three years back in time. Now he is resolved to kill Sihu and assume his role—defeat the final boss and rescue the world.

After a two-year coma from a car accident, a teenage girl regains consciousness possessing the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception"—a supernatural ability that lets her see the "death" inherent in all things and destroy objects by cutting their "origin." Before the accident, she had dual personalities: a male persona called Shiki (織) and the primary female identity, also named Shiki (式). In the Ryougi lineage, children are typically born male and raised with two distinct personalities, with the male designated as "yang" and the female as "yin." Which Shiki is active can be identified by speech patterns: the female Shiki uses watashi (私) and the male uses ore (俺). When she awakens, the girl finds no trace of the male Shiki and assumes he died in the accident. She feels disconnected from her past memories, acknowledging herself as Shiki yet estranged from her former self. To reclaim that lost self and the "deceased" Shiki, she adopts a cold demeanor reminiscent of the male Shiki and tries to mimic the behavior of her previous female self. Touko understands Shiki's sense of alienation but considers the current Shiki an entirely new personality. This story takes place in the same universe as Tsukihime, another TYPE-MOON work. Touko Aozaki, sister of Aoko Aozaki, plays a key role here, and the protagonist Shiki Ryougi shares abilities with Tsukihime's main character, Shiki Tohno.

In "The Villainess Turns the Hourglass," Aria Roscente faces execution on the gallows as a cheering crowd celebrates the fall of a notorious villainess. Aria's rise from poverty to wealth began when her mother married a count; she then used her new status to indulge in excess and abuse her power. The townspeople pitied Aria's virtuous younger sister, Mielle, who suffered under her shadow. However, just before Aria's execution, she learns the shocking truth—Mielle orchestrated her downfall. Upon awakening, Aria finds herself transported back in time, accompanied by a mysterious hourglass. With her primary aim being revenge, Aria, now armed with knowledge of future events and the hourglass's ability to turn back time, plans to reclaim what belongs to her. From the count's admiration to her fiancé's love, Aria intends to possess every treasure Mielle once held dear. Using manipulation and deceit, Aria will go to any lengths to fulfill her desire for vengeance.

Nagisa Yamada, a quiet middle school student living in a small rural town, resides with her brother Tomohiko, a hikikomori, and their mother, who works multiple jobs after their father's death. Nagisa aims to join the Self Defense Force to help support her family. A new transfer student, Mokuzu Umino, arrives at Nagisa's school. Known as the daughter of a famous singer and admired for her cute looks, Mokuzu quickly becomes popular among her classmates. However, she approaches Nagisa, the only one who seems unimpressed, claiming to be a mermaid. Mokuzu tells Nagisa that a storm is coming and asks for her friendship. If Nagisa refuses, Mokuzu will turn into sea foam and vanish when the storm arrives. "Satougashi no Dangan wa Uchinukenai: A Lollypop or A Bullet" follows the growing bond between Nagisa and Mokuzu as they confront life's struggles and work toward building a better future.

Ikki Kurogane is a Blazer, someone who can materialize his soul into a weapon, but he is notably inept with magic, making him a complete underachiever among his peers. Known as the "Worst One," he seeks to offset his magical shortcomings by refining his swordsmanship and pursuing the path of a Mage-Knight. Stella Vermillion, the second princess of the Vermillion Empire, is a highly accomplished Rank A Blazer who has never suffered defeat. Driven by a relentless desire for formidable opponents to test her abilities, she travels to Japan with the goal of mastering the way of the Mage-Knight. Their paths converge at Hagun Academy, one of Japan's premier Mage-Knight institutions. Both share an aspiration to achieve greatness as exceptional Mage-Knights through dedication and skill. Yet, to make this dream a reality, they must first face each other in the final round of the Seven Stars Battle Festival. This brutal competition pits the top student knights from all seven Japanese schools against one another, with the winner earning the prestigious title of Seven Stars King. Can Ikki and Stella overcome the trials posed by the most powerful Blazers and reach the highest levels of knighthood?

When Chiaki Mikado was young, a strange three-headed dog tore away a fragment of his soul, making him unable to feel genuine happiness or joy. To cope, he fakes smiles when necessary. Eight years later, his father sends him a package from Greece containing a girl who has three different forms and personalities: Kuro, Shirogane, and Roze. In her Kuro form, she claims to be Chiaki's protector and reveals that she is actually Cerberus, the Underworld's guardian—the same creature that stole his soul. Her new goal is to help Chiaki find true happiness again. But this task is difficult. Because of his missing soul piece, Chiaki draws fiends and evil spirits. Through friendships, rivalries, and struggles, he strives to regain a basic human ability: the capacity to truly feel emotions.

At the aquarium where Ruka's father works alongside other adults, there is little understanding of the children's connection to the unexplained vanishing of fish from oceans around the world.

In middle school, Ichinose Kimitaka shared his love for basketball with his friends, but soon found himself falling behind in their skill level. His feelings of disappointment and envy built up until a confrontation, where he overheard his so-called friends wishing he would disappear. Defeated, Kimitaka set out to throw away his cherished basketball shoes, but instead encountered a girl discarding her dance shoes in frustration. Because of her height and the size of her hands and feet, she had been rejected from pursuing Spanish dancing. Kimitaka encouraged her to try basketball instead, and rather than disposing of their footwear, they swapped shoes. As he starts high school, Kimitaka discovers that this chance encounter transformed the girl's life positively, turning her into a cheerful and social basketball player. Can Kimitaka find the strength to form new friendships and pursue his own dreams?

Since childhood, Eva Ushiromiya has been determined to claim her rightful place as the leader of the Ushiromiya clan. Despite facing discrimination due to her gender, she remains committed to outperforming her male elder sibling, Krauss, who holds the birthright position. Eva's opportunity to achieve this ambition arises during the yearly family reunion on Rokkenjima Island. With the revelation of the cryptic epitaph, she believes that uncovering the concealed treasure will finally earn her family's respect. However, as the adults attempt to decipher the clue, a string of inexplicable murders commences, hinting at the grim fate that looms over them. Concurrently, the rivalry between the Golden Witch Beatrice and Battler Ushiromiya restarts, bringing in new and surprising participants to join the contest.

In "Prince of Recipes," Sakai, a second-year culinary student, aspires to run a small restaurant and connect with people through his cooking, just as his grandfather once did. Burdened by demanding school hours and a three-hour daily commute, he nears exhaustion. His predicament appears hopeless until a classmate informs him of an unforeseen opportunity to share a nearby apartment, setting the stage for the story of four unlikely roommates.

Hibari Akanishi, an aspiring art student, struggles to balance her studies with a busy schedule and part-time job. With a major fashion design project approaching, she finds herself short on both time and creative inspiration. Her efforts are thrown into chaos when a flamboyant customer damages her laptop during a heated argument at work, causing her to lose all of her progress. Furious, Hibari storms out. Later, the same customer tracks her down to apologize and invites her to his apartment. There, he introduces himself as Gaku Sausei—another art student and a member of a rock band. To help Hibari meet her deadline, he offers her the use of his computer. Despite their clashing personalities—Gaku's easygoing nature against Hibari's more serious attitude—their interactions ignite a fresh wave of creativity in her work, inspiring her to take bolder risks. As their bond deepens, Hibari's previously ordinary life begins to shift in dramatic ways.

In the bustling streets of Tokyo, Ryo Saeba works as a sweeper, taking on various jobs that involve eliminating criminals and helping those in desperate need. Whether providing security or carrying out assassinations, Ryo approaches each assignment with exceptional skill. However, his libido acts as his weak point; he easily falls for women and often finds himself at a loss when around them. Fortunately, his partner, Kaori Makimura, helps keep him focused and on track.

In the kingdom of Valschein, an otome RPG world where dark hair is met with extreme prejudice, Yumiella Dolkness is the daughter of a count, despised from birth for her jet-black locks—and she is also the hidden boss. By a twist of fate, at five years old, Yumiella regains memories of her past life in Japan. Disinterested in the romance elements of the original game, she devotes herself to training her rare dark-type magic. Yet Yumiella's goals remain straightforward: avoid becoming the hidden boss and keep a low profile. However, upon entering the magic academy, she upends the kingdom when her level 99 status is revealed. Whether in a physical brawl or magical duel, her abilities are unmatched, and combined with her black hair, she stands out starkly. To make matters worse, the original heroine begins suspecting she is the demon lord. Can this deadpan noble girl achieve her wish for a peaceful life?

Rivals Hojou Saito and Sakuramori Akane are infamous at school for their relentless hostility. Their days are a constant war of words and heated arguments. However, everything shifts when Saito’s authoritarian grandfather gives him an unexpected choice: marry his adversary, or lose the family business to the family dog. Saito reluctantly accepts, and, much to his amazement, Akane also agrees. Now they must cope with life as an odd couple, living together, sharing meals, and even sleeping in the same bed—all without destroying each other. Can they keep their embarrassing marriage hidden from classmates? And what secret reason could Akane have for saying yes?

After the surface world's war with the underground ended, humanity saw the emergence of "dungeon babies"—people gifted with exceptional powers and a powerful draw to the underground mazes. Though Jinwoo Kim is one of these dungeon babies, he holds back his natural instincts to live a normal life as a tour guide and provide for his family. But his daily life is broken when a failed expedition makes him the new ruler of the labyrinth, compelling him to face his inborn traits.

Kouta Takeda, a fresh hire at XOX Corporation, encounters his new supervisor Kyouko Takizawa—a stunning woman with a large chest.

During her middle school years, Hiro Momose endured bullying and was made to run errands for delinquents. Now starting high school, she hopes for a fresh start. The school requires every student to join a club, but clumsy Hiro gets turned down by every one she tries. That leads her to the Helper's Club—a nearly defunct group with only Dan Ichikura as a member. On the surface, Ichikura appears perfect: good grades, athletic, dependable. Yet he hides a secret that hits uncomfortably close to Hiro's past: he used to be a delinquent. When Hiro discovers this, Ichikura makes her promise to keep it quiet. Now, Hiro must avoid falling back into her old middle-school life and make this unexpected situation work for them both.

Morio Kurokawa, a high school dropout known as "Morio the Black Panther" for his victories in countless fights against older rivals, leads a gang of delinquents. One day, while out with his group, he comes across Yukiko Akaza, a young woman with severely impaired vision due to a medical condition. Despite his intimidating reputation, Yukiko keeps bumping into Morio without fear, which gradually captures his heart. Each encounter strengthens Morio's resolve to safeguard her, giving him insight into the challenges she deals with daily.

Twin sisters Tsubasa Uehara and Arisa Sonoda were separated three years ago when their parents divorced. They kept in touch through secret letters and planned to meet again at their favorite childhood park. Tsubasa, known as the "Demon Princess" at her school, struggles to fit in because of her tomboyish personality. Meanwhile, Arisa is a popular and hardworking class representative with many friends. When Arisa learns about Tsubasa’s jealousy, she suggests Tsubasa take her place at school for one day. After returning, Tsubasa enthusiastically shares how much she enjoyed it, which makes Arisa angry because she realizes her sister still wants her life. Arisa then reveals that Tsubasa does not know the hidden truths about their classmates and herself, before attempting suicide in front of Tsubasa. Determined to find out why her sister is suffering, Tsubasa takes on Arisa’s identity. As Arisa, Tsubasa discovers a strange event called "King Time," which happens every Friday during fourth period and grants one random wish from her classmates. She first dismisses it as a joke, but changes her mind after someone gets hurt. Realizing the "King" will go to any lengths to fulfill wishes, Tsubasa sets out to find the King’s identity and uncover how it connects to her sister’s situation.

Inventor Senbei Norimaki builds a super-smart robot named Arale, and finds out that his creation is even more amazing than he imagined. Thrilled by what he's made, Senbei hurries to get Arale to work just like a human girl in Penguin Village. One of his first jobs is to find her some glasses and the right clothes.

A young but accomplished adventurer named Dale discovers a solitary demon girl in the forest while on a mission. Unable to abandon her to survive alone, he brings her to his residence. Despite being a demon, Latina is remarkably cute, and Dale soon becomes completely devoted to looking after her. How will he handle the difficulties of raising a child while continuing his career as an adventurer?

Cute manga about a demon turned new mother.

One fateful night forever altered human history when New York City was destroyed and rebuilt as Hellsalem's Lot—a strange fusion of ordinary urban life and The Beyond, an enigmatic realm beyond human understanding. Three years later, the city teems with humans and beings from other worlds coexisting amid unending chaos and violence. Encircled by an almost impenetrable fog barrier, communication with the outside world is tightly controlled, safeguarding the hidden truths of The Beyond. Libra, a covert organization, works to maintain order and protect both Hellsalem's Lot and the outside world from looming dangers. Caught in the unpredictable turmoil of Hellsalem's Lot, Leonardo "Leo" Watch acquires The Eyes of God, a supernatural ability that grants him extraordinary vision while costing his sister her eyesight. Determined to understand his new power, Leo stays in the city and seeks out Libra for answers. Recognizing the potential of his abilities, Libra offers him assistance in exchange for joining their unique team. As a newly recruited member, Leo collaborates with the formidable yet compassionate leader Klaus von Reinherz and the diverse members of Libra on critical, high-risk missions to ensure the safety of the perpetually restless city.

In a world where all of humanity has been turned to stone, what choices did Earth's final astronaut, Byakuya Ishigami, make while he remained aboard the International Space Station? This special side story, written and illustrated by Boichi Sensei, stands as the first concurrent series and spin-off released in the history of Weekly Shonen Jump.

After their fierce confrontation, Battler Ushiromiya reflects on the sudden resignation of the Golden Witch Beatrice, who now appears as little more than a faint echo of her former confident self. This dramatic shift compels Battler to reexamine every detail from the first four games. Though he wishes to remain by her side, he resolves to take back control of the current situation, where Lambdadelta and Frederica Bernkastel have taken charge of the fifth game board. Following Kinzou Ushiromiya's death, Krauss Ushiromiya becomes the family head, but he faces serious financial troubles from poor investments that could lead to creditors seizing the estate. His siblings may take legal action against him under these circumstances. Natsuhi Ushiromiya, supporting her husband, seeks Beatrice's help to revive the former head of the family, hoping to hide the truth until the debts are resolved. Erika Furudo, a self-proclaimed detective, arrives on Rokkenjima Island as the family reunion begins. Welcomed as a distinguished guest, Erika quickly becomes fascinated by the ongoing discussion about the epitaph riddle. However, her relentless investigation into uncovering the hidden treasure triggers a chain of events that threatens to disrupt the Ushiromiya family's stability.

In the universe of Saint Seiya, this story explores the earlier Holy War set in the 18th century, 250 years before the original series. Central to the narrative is the bond between Tenma, the Pegasus Saint, and his childhood friend Alone, who later transforms into his ultimate enemy, Hades.

Following a brief but devastating World War III, both Accelerator and Hamazura Shiage have found peace alongside those closest to them after enduring their personal struggles. With tranquility restored, Academy City resumes its normal operations, while magicians work to recover from the conflict's aftermath. Yet, amid this calm, one key figure is missing: Touma Kamijou, the "Imagine Breaker," whose actions with his right hand were crucial in shaping the war's outcome. Despite his importance, the disappearance of this self-proclaimed ordinary high school student goes largely unnoticed as the fragile peace is quickly shattered by new threats from both espers and magicians across the globe. Once again, the heroes of World War III are forced to rise against powerful enemies to protect those they hold dear.

In ancient Southeast Asia, a society burdened by drought, famine, endless conflict, and the rigid caste system sees the fates of many oppressed individuals intertwine with the arrival of Prince Siddhartha. Setting out on a deep spiritual path, he attains enlightenment and is recognized as Buddha, "the Enlightened One." Armed with this wisdom, he seeks to ignite a spiritual revival among the hopeless masses.

A new semester begins for high school junior Kuroki, and he finds himself seated next to the girl everyone whispers about: Mai Chihara. With her gothic fashion, jet-black hair, and intense stare, Chihara is rumored to be a "landmine" girl or jirai-kei, the hyper-feminine, dark aesthetic often linked to yandere tendencies and unstable personalities. However, when Kuroki accidentally catches Chihara's attention, he discovers she isn't nearly as volatile as people claim. Beneath the intimidating aura is a surprisingly sweet girl... if a little odd. Reluctantly, Kuroki starts to learn more about Chihara and her strange quirks. Is there more to her than her dangerous reputation suggests? Or is all the dark clothing just a red flag in disguise?

A remake of the comedy spin-off manga Koha-Ace GO: Teito Seihai Kitan.

The character with the highest difficulty and the worst performance, Baek Yuseol, was considered a trash character in-game because he could not use magic in a fantasy setting where everyone else could. However... [Because the wrong ending has been reached, 90% of Aether World has been destroyed.] [Please reach the "True Ending."] Suddenly, those words echoed in my mind before I was transmigrated to the Aether World. [You can use the skill "Blink."] "Just why did I possess this character?" Blink was the only magic skill I had. Surviving in Stella Academy among genius mages, I became the notorious Blink Mage.

In the ninth grade, Mami Tomoe lives a dual life at Mitakihara Middle School. While she blends in as a regular student, she secretly operates as a magical girl, having exchanged a personal wish for extraordinary powers and the duty to combat witches—malevolent entities from another world. Unlike many magical girls who act out of self-interest, Mami dedicates herself to justice, battling both full-blown witches and their minions with a cooperative spirit. Her altruistic approach often leaves her feeling isolated among her peers. One day, while on a mission against a witch, Mami encounters a new magical girl struggling against a particularly formidable foe. Upon assisting her, the newcomer, named Kyouko Sakura from the city of Kazamino, expresses admiration for Mami’s prowess and friendly demeanor, and promptly requests to join forces and become her protégée. This narrative, derived from a drama CD of the popular anime series, delves into the relationship between these two magical girls from an alternative perspective.

Whether at the office or at home, corporate drone Yuji Sano works nonstop. So when his home PC flashes a message about being summoned to another world, Yuji restarts his machine—only to realize he’s accidentally accepted the summons. Now in a fantasy world far from paperwork and computers, Yuji has just one thing on his mind: waking up from what he believes is a dream and returning to the mountain of work he left behind. But this other world has different plans for Yuji, who quickly discovers his Monster Tamer character class allows him to befriend slimes. And thanks to their numbers, those slimes help him absorb so much magical knowledge that he gains a second character class in the blink of an eye. How will Yuji wield his power now that he’s the greatest sage the realm has ever known? And what about all that paperwork?

After their parents died too soon, Han Yujin and Han Yoohyun became far closer than typical siblings, with Yujin raising his younger brother all on his own. When gates to otherworldly dungeons start opening worldwide—and then bursting open to unleash monsters on humanity—the world changes overnight, and so does the bond between the brothers. Yoohyun immediately awakens as a powerful S-rank hunter that hardly anyone can rival, while Yujin has to push himself much harder just to gain an awakening. Even then, he is crushed to learn his rank is F, making him essentially no different from an ordinary person. Over the next eight years, Yujin is completely cut off from his brother's life as Yoohyun builds Haeyeon, one of Korea's top hunter guilds. When a devastating tragedy grants Yujin the chance to have a wish fulfilled, he simply chooses to go back to a happier period. With his memories still intact, Yujin's only goal is to mend things with Yoohyun. He never anticipates a second awakening, nor that he will gain entirely different abilities than before. Though he remains an F-rank, Yujin is grateful just to be able to live quietly alongside his brother. But soon, Yujin finds himself drawn into the orbits of more and more high-ranking individuals whom he is uniquely able to assist.

In the rough and tumble alleys of Treasure Town, two orphaned siblings, Black and White, survive by stealing, fighting, and causing chaos. Surrounded by decay and loneliness, they clash with small-time crooks, jumpy cops, and a brutal yakuza syndicate that wants to take over their formerly peaceful city. Can they rise above the harsh world they live in? This strange manga takes cues from European comic books.

A high school teacher shares his experiences from over a decade of conducting nighttime patrols in Yokohama City, where he encounters numerous young people struggling with issues such as self-harm and drug abuse.

Doraemon, a robotic cat from the future, travels back to the 20th century with the goal of helping Nobi Nobita, a boy who has trouble with schoolwork, sports, and making friends. Nobita frequently loses at simple games like rock-paper-scissors and feels unsure of himself in many ways. Even with his tough assignment, Doraemon comes equipped with a wide range of imaginative and funny gadgets. Still, Doraemon is not always the most dependable assistant, which gets both of them into all sorts of problems. Together, they create one of the most special and heartwarming friendships ever seen in manga.

In the past, Noriko Tachiki has experienced vivid dreams of a fantastical realm, which her peers often brush off as mere fantasies. One day, while walking home, she comes across what appears to be a paper bag, only for it to explode in front of her. Rather than meeting her end, she finds herself mysteriously transported to an enigmatic forest teeming with unusual flora and fauna. Attempting to make sense of her surroundings, Noriko is abruptly confronted by a monstrous worm-like creature. Luckily, a sword-wielding individual named Izark Kia Tarj intervenes, although they cannot communicate due to a language barrier. Realizing she cannot survive on her own, Noriko opts to accompany her silent rescuer, hoping to learn the local language and assist Izark. Unknown to Noriko, she plays a crucial role in an ancient prophecy. She is identified as "The Awakening," destined to unleash a great evil known as the "Sky Demon." As powerful entities scheme to seize Noriko because of these alleged abilities, she and Izark must navigate their challenging journey, facing a tumultuous future ahead.

Sawa enrolls at Heaven's Wing Academy, attracted only by its stylish uniform. Unbeknownst to her, the school was previously an all-boys institution. Student council president Ran shows clear hostility toward her from the start. Sawa faces bullying and mockery, and once, her newly purchased shoes are thrown into a pond by classmates. As she tries to retrieve them, she falls in but is unexpectedly rescued by Ran, the same person who has made her life difficult. This unexpected kindness from Ran intrigues her, leading her to develop feelings for him. How will the rest of Sawa's school days unfold? Additional stories include "Endless March" (Volume 1), "Home, Sweet Home" (Volume 4), and "Brown Garden Eki" (Volume 6).

High school student Na Kang Lim, a dedicated webtoon fan, is shocked when the heroine from his favorite webtoon suddenly appears before him in real life. To his astonishment, the perilous events from the webtoon start playing out in the real world. With no one else to rescue her, Na Kang Lim takes on the role of the hero and uses time loops to keep her safe.

Logic puzzle prodigy Akira Shiroyanagi and a group of others are suddenly snatched from modern Japan and deposited into a strange, unfamiliar room. Bound by shackles, they are told that no one will miss them, the world assumes they are dead, and they have become test subjects for revolutionary research. This research involves abilities capable of enhancing physical prowess and warping reality itself. While most react with trembling fear, Akira finds the situation thrilling. Every individual is granted a unique, previously unknown power and is immediately forced into a series of trials. The challenges range from one-on-one duels to massive battle royales, with death being a very real possibility. As the group struggles to accept this horrific reality, Akira resolves to outwit every opponent blocking his path and uncover the truth behind this enigmatic organization.

After an accident, the protagonist is reborn in another world as an abandoned child, entrusted with other abandoned children just like him. To survive, he draws upon the vast knowledge from his previous world and teaches them new things—starting with how to prepare and cultivate the land. Little by little, more orphans gather around him, and once rumors of a new village begin circulating, others start migrating to the settlement. The group that had once been nothing but children turns into a village before anyone realizes it. And then, the various countries surrounding them begin to set their sights on it... This is the epic tale of the man who would later be known as the Divine Emperor.

In "Asadora!," Asa hurries out to find a doctor when her mother goes into labor again. However, her exit goes unnoticed by everyone around her as a storm begins to form over Nagoya. Feeling overlooked once more, Asa meets a burglar and chooses to face him by herself, leading to an unexpected and unlikely partnership.