Manga

"Gekkou" centers on the unusual bond between a weary young man named Nonomiya and a seemingly flawless girl. Nonomiya passes his days in utter monotony, frequently turning to his imagination to flee his dull reality. One day, he finds a notebook left behind by the renowned beauty Youko Tsukimori. Inside, he discovers a page titled "Murder Recipe," which piques his interest. He takes the note, but it turns out the so-called recipe only describes situations that might lead to deadly accidents, not a genuine scheme. The next day, he cautiously asks about it, but Youko insists she hasn't lost anything. Shortly after, her father dies in what seems to be an accident.

In fourth grade, otaku Sakamichi Onoda started riding a creaky old bicycle for the 45-kilometer daily round trip between his home in Akihabara and school. Hoping to find like-minded friends in high school to share his interests with, Onoda is let down when he learns that the anime club has been dissolved. One day, Onoda crosses paths with Shunsuke Imaizumi, a tall, athletic first-year student and a natural talent in cycling. Despite their stark differences, Imaizumi picks up on Onoda's unique cycling technique while tackling the school's notorious rear slope and challenges him to a race. This encounter introduces Onoda to the world of competitive cycling for the first time.

In a grim city where criminal organizations hold more power than the legitimate government, Yukio "Yuki" Kousei and his best friend Tetsushi "Tetsu" sell counterfeit drugs to survive. When Yuki's younger sibling falls gravely ill and needs hospital treatment, they decide to rob the safe at the Seidoukai headquarters, a feared yakuza group, aiming to steal a large amount of untraceable cash. Though the robbery goes wrong, Yuki catches the attention of the syndicate's young leader, Kazutaka Hyodo. Hyodo offers to cover Yuki's brother's medical expenses and overlook the break-in, but on one condition: Yuki must visit Hyodo's office every week without fail. With his brother's health at stake, Yuki accepts the terms immediately. As he complies with this arrangement, tensions escalate between the Seidoukai and a rising gang eager to seize control.

Dowan Ha is a bullied gamer whose tormentors force him to spend hours grinding in games to collect items for them. When one bully demands he obtain an impossibly rare item or else face a beating in front of the most popular girl at school, Dowan plays nonstop for a week until he collapses and dies from exhaustion. But the moment he dies, he respawns in his classroom one week before his death. Everything remains the same, except he now possesses all the skills he gained from his gaming sessions in real life. Can Dowan leverage his new abilities and game-like existence to stand up against his bullies?

This series is highly informative and entertaining, focusing on a newlywed couple who are both virgins as they navigate the humorous challenges of learning about sex. While it is not strictly a hentai, it does contain scenes that could be considered as such. The taboo subjects are handled with good taste. It serves as a comedic instructional guide, useful for both those unfamiliar with sex and seasoned experts.

Touch is a shounen story about twin brothers, their pretty neighbor, and baseball. It was created by the celebrated mangaka Adachi Mitsuru in the early 1980s, from 1981 to 1986, and the manga is famous for centering on baseball and Koshien, the site of the All High School Baseball Tournament.

Happy Berry may sound like a fruit stand, but it is actually the clothing line created by budding fashion designer Mikako Kouda. Determined to make her name in the fashion world, Mikako enrolls at the prestigious Yazawa Arts Academy alongside her childhood friend Tsutomu. But things take an unexpected turn when Tsutomu's striking resemblance to a rock star launches him into sudden popularity, and he starts dating the most beautiful girl in school. This development makes Mikako wonder if the feeling growing inside her is envy.

Human-animal hybrids have been created, and powerful corporations wager on the outcomes of their battles. One day, college student Nomoto Yuuya is asked by his casual acquaintances to drive them around while they pick up girls, which he soon realizes means by force. The girl they abduct is a human-animal hybrid named Hitomi, who proceeds to massacre all of them except Yuuya. Hitomi is a honey badger, an animal often called the most fearless of all. Now Hitomi is assigned to remain with Yuuya to protect him.

Jeong, known as the Slaughtering Scythe Demon, takes pleasure in killing. He happens to share an eerie likeness with Mok Gyeongwoon, the third young master of the Mok Sword Manor. "Take my place, and I will guarantee your freedom from this prison." "Are you truly giving me this chance?" Crack!!! Having murdered the real Third Young Master, Jeong resolves to completely adopt his identity. Can the fake Mok Gyeongwoon convincingly play the part? The serial killer now starts a new life as the respected third young master of the Mok Sword Manor.

Ten years have passed since Momo "Maki" Makimura's first romance with Midori Oonishi came to an end, but Maki has never been able to move past her feelings for Midori, who broke off their relationship by saying they were "too old" to keep dating. When fate brings them together again, Midori invites Maki to her home, where Maki discovers that Midori is both engaged to someone else and expecting a child. Though Maki wants to offer her congratulations, she notices something feels off. As Midori talks more about her fiancé, Maki picks up on several troubling signs. That night, Maki urges Midori to run away with her instead. Kakeochi Girl explores Maki's efforts to help Midori while navigating their lingering feelings for each other.

In "See You in My 19th Life," Jieum Ban possesses the extraordinary power to recall every one of her previous existences. When her most recent life ends abruptly due to a devastating accident, she resolves in her next incarnation to find and reestablish ties with the people she once knew. Will the recollections from her eighteenth life hinder her prospects for love in her nineteenth, or can genuine affection bridge the gaps between separate lifetimes?

Shinjuurou Mamiya works as an embalmer, a profession viewed as "unclean" in Japanese society due to religious customs and the rarity of people seeking such services. Despite this stigma, he commits himself to preserving the dignity of the dead, accepting the isolation that comes with his career. Although he sees few clients, his skill is unmatched. Shinjuurou seizes every chance to display his talent for preparing a body so that mourners can believe their loved one is simply asleep. Through each embalming, Shigeshoushi explores the complex emotional bonds between life, death, loss, and mourning. Shinjuurou brings out the inherent beauty of the departed, offering their grieving families a final chance to say goodbye properly.

In the war-torn regions of West Asia, Jonah was raised as a child soldier after losing his family to conflicts driven by the Merchants of Death—international arms dealers. Though he despises weapons and violence, Jonah possesses exceptional combat skills and now works for the globe-trotting arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar and her team of mercenaries. As they navigate the dangerous underworld of international arms trading, their path seems headed for destruction, though there remains a chance Jonah might one day find redemption. However, the journey toward redemption is bound to be difficult and full of peril. Koko Hekmatyar, the leader of H&C Logistic Incorporated, introduces Jonah to her group of troubleshooters. Trouble quickly arises when a high-ranking official from Eastern Europe blocks a shipment of aircraft parts that could shift the balance of regional power. This shipment belongs to Koko, who will stop at nothing to secure her profits, even if it means sparking conflict between two nations.

In a world where immortal gods dwell alongside immensely powerful suras, and humans are caught in the conflict between them, a girl named Kubera—whose name mirrors that of a deity—is born under a prophecy foretelling great change. Her peaceful village is consumed by fire, but she is rescued by a mysterious sorcerer named Asha. Together, they embark on a journey for truth and retribution.

In a strange world full of wonders, Gil is a bustling town known for its mechanical craftsmen, standing as the largest community in Piril. Its residents live simple lives with limited technological progress, honoring Marie, a mechanical deity who watches over Piril from above. Pipi, the daughter of Gil's top mechanic, is a lively and popular young girl. She has feelings for her childhood friend, Kai, who has a unique ability to hear frequencies beyond normal human range. He alone can detect Marie's "music," which is believed to maintain the region's peace and balance. As Kai continues to listen to these melodies and catch glimpses of himself through Marie's perspective, his connection with her grows deeper. Marie no Kanaderu Ongaku explores the intertwined realms of religion, technology, and the essence of happiness through the adventures of Kai and Pipi.

In school, Eriko Ichimura is forgettable and frequently overlooked by her classmates, who only call on her when they need someone to shoulder their duties. But online, she transforms into "Lovesick Ellie," a lively and imaginative persona whose tweets are driven by her wild daydreams. Central to these fantasies is Akira Oomi, the most popular student at school, whom everyone sees as flawless. Eriko's perfect image of Akira shatters when she accidentally overhears a private conversation between him and their homeroom teacher, exposing him as crude and arrogant. However, after she carelessly leaves her phone behind, Akira returns it, having discovered her Twitter alias. Surprisingly, he offers to make her fantasies real, on the condition that she keeps his true nature hidden from others. Despite a series of mishaps and what feels like endless bad luck, Eriko finds herself in a situation that might finally turn things around for her.

Renako Amaori wants to put her awkward, lonely junior high days behind her and become a normal girl with normal friends in high school. Mai Ouzuka is the complete opposite: glamorous, rich, outgoing, and a professional fashion model. Against all odds, the two girls quickly form a deep bond. Renako thinks she's found the best friend of her dreams—until Mai confesses her romantic feelings, throwing Renako into a turmoil. Renako tries to prove that being best friends is better than being girlfriends, but Mai is absolutely certain they're destined to be lovers. Let the games of love begin!

I returned to Earth after hunting demons in the otherworld for three hundred years. But I did not return alone.

Mahjong, a game typically played among loved ones for fun, also flourishes in the darkest corners of society. Nangou, a gambling addict, is drowning in over three million yen in debt. In a desperate attempt to clear what he owes, he puts his life on the line in a mahjong match against the mafia. As the game progresses, Nangou's chances of winning shrink, and his doom seems inevitable. Just as all hope is lost, Shigeru Akagi, a young boy fleeing from the police, stumbles into the game parlor. Seeing this as a chance to change his fortune, Nangou quickly passes the game to Akagi, giving him a quick explanation of the rules. The mafia initially laughs at Akagi's appearance, but their amusement fades when they realize they are up against a prodigious gambler—a fearless individual destined for legendary status.

Urano Motosu, a university student consumed by an unrelenting love for books of every kind, made a desperate plea as she faced death: "God, if I am reborn, please let me keep reading countless books..." Her devotion to reading was absolute; she was only a step away from earning her librarian's certification when an earthquake toppled her bookshelf, tragically ending her life. Though she never reached her dream career, she was granted a second chance. Reborn as Myne, a fragile five-year-old, she awakens in a strange medieval town where the residents have oddly colored hair. This new world captivates her, yet her weak health and the humble, impoverished life of her family dishearten her. To her horror, she discovers that literacy is scarce and books are extremely rare and expensive in this land. Still, her passion for books remains unwavering, and so begins the story of this avid reader's determination to create her own books.

Lys was born without a heartbeat. To keep her alive, her mother made a pact with a devil: Lys could use his heart until her sixteenth birthday, at which point he would consume her body. Alongside Siva, whom she encountered one night in the desert, Lys travels as a dancing girl in pursuit of the devil who determined her destiny. During their travels, they unexpectedly meet a self-centered prince and a spirit bound to a ring. This story is a Thousand and One Nights-inspired tale of romance between a devil and a young girl.

In "ES: Eternal Sabbath," researcher Mine Kujyou's understanding of science is thrown into doubt when she encounters Ryousuke Akiba, a young man whose very existence defies all known biological principles. Referred to as ES, an abbreviation for a secret experiment, Ryousuke has the capacity to live for over two centuries and possesses formidable psychic abilities—able to enter minds, uncover hidden memories, and alter them so that complete strangers perceive him as a family member. His actions are driven not by ill intent but by an instinct for survival, as he wanders through Tokyo for unknown reasons. It is only when Kujyou, a determined scientist, crosses paths with this carrier of the Eternal Sabbath gene that someone recognizes his true nature. Yet, her curiosity deepens: could there be others like him?

Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasukabe possess extraordinary psychic powers and have grown weary of their mundane lives. When each of them receives an unexpected envelope, they are transported to a strange new world. Summoned by the Black Rabbit, they are assigned to aid the group called "No Name" in their mission to defeat the Devil King.

At first sight, 24-year-old Gorou Sagami falls head over heels for Musubu Kondou, a fellow researcher at the rubber goods company where he works. When a chance to move to the Integrated Development Department and be near her comes up, he jumps at it. Eager to get to know the woman he admires, he cheerfully introduces himself to the whole team. However, after their initial exchange, Musubu gives Sagami an icy glare and bolts from the room. Swallowing his wounded pride, he tells himself that a simple greeting is enough—until Musubu suddenly stops him in the hallway a short while later. She drops something into his hand, asks for his thoughts on it, and quickly excuses herself to run off again. Sagami is stunned to realize the item she handed him for testing is a condom. While Sagami is determined to get closer to his crush, Musubu's only concern is crafting better condoms. The day-to-day lives of two coworkers who have little dating experience are bound to be filled with unusual but hilarious situations—yet could a workplace romance still be on the horizon for them?

In a post-apocalyptic heavy metal fantasy world, the only thing capable of saving humans from orcs, lizard men, and other monsters is something even more wicked. Sealed inside a 14-year-old boy, the chaotic wizard Dark Schneider is unleashed to fight four mighty generals and their plan to revive the evil god Anslasax! Volume 19 includes the extra "Victim of Changes" (VICTIM OF CHANGES). Wizard!!: Bakuen no Seifukusha (WIZARD!!－爆炎の征服者－); Shounen Jump 1987 #47 Binetsu Rouge (微熱口紅〈るーじゅ〉); Shounen Jump 1987 Summer Special Virgin Tyrant (VIRGIN TYRANT); Shounen Jump 1988 Winter Special

In the isolated underground village, Kamina and Simon chafe against the restrictive rules imposed by the elders. Their world shifts dramatically when Simon discovers a mysterious artifact, just as a sudden and violent assault shatters the peace of their community.

In a realm suspended between existence and non-existence, a being called "God" awaits the souls of those nearing death. God interacts with a diverse array of individuals—some virtuous, some flawed—offering them a moment to ponder their lives. These encounters vary widely; some seek solace, others grapple with guilt or sorrow over past deeds. God provides each soul with impartial assessment prior to their transition. Despite the inevitability of life's passage, many fail to appreciate its value until faced with its end. When their appointed hour comes, everyone must confront mortality. Through the unique experiences of those meeting God in their final moments, the philosophical and contemplative series "About Death" explores the profound ideas surrounding life and death.

Kyouko Hori is a standout high school student admired for her academic achievements and striking appearance, while she devotes herself to caring for her family. Izumi Miyamura, by contrast, seems ordinary at school, hiding his piercings and a large tattoo from his classmates. Their bond forms when Miyamura encounters Hori's younger sibling injured and brings them home, exposing his concealed self to Hori and initiating their connection.

Captain Kwang-nam Jang acts as a guardian of the city as part of the guard tribe. After his sudden demise in a mysterious car accident, the story delves into his existence and the realm beyond death.

In Bokura no Kiseki, Minami Harusumi has been haunted by vivid dreams since childhood, featuring a princess named Veronica whose kingdom is facing imminent collapse. Convinced these visions are actual memories from a previous existence and that he is Veronica's reincarnation, Minami is often ridiculed by his peers. When the harassment escalates into bullying, he unexpectedly discovers magic—a skill Veronica once possessed. With his past-life theory now validated, Minami embarks on a journey to unravel the truth behind his memories and the circumstances surrounding them.

Akebi Komichi resides in a countryside home with her family. After gaining admission to the prestigious Roubai Academy, an all-girls middle school, her goals are set: to wear the school's famous sailor uniform and to make friends with one hundred fellow students.

Jian Yi and Zhan Zhengxi have been close childhood friends for as long as they can remember. Even with the turmoil of high school life, their connection has only grown stronger. Jian Yi secretly holds romantic feelings for Zhan Zhengxi, who, though frequently acting irritated by Jian Yi's antics, occasionally lets his genuine emotions show through. Together, they navigate school festivals, classroom pranks, and a series of adventures, joined by the rebellious troublemaker Mo Guanshan and the charming flirt He Tian. As a group, these friends savor the vibrant days of youth, all while hints of romance begin to surface.

In "The One Within the Villainess," Emi Kobayashi is taken aback to find herself deceased yet reincarnated as Remilia Rosa Graupner, the adored villainess from her favorite otome game. Despite her new form, Emi retains her inherent kindness and generosity, resolved to make Remilia's life joyful and rewarding. Her beneficial influence steadily shifts perspectives, winning over every key character and securing a bright future for Remilia. For ten years, Emi stays content within this new existence, observing everything with satisfaction as long as she remains happy. However, the arrival of the protagonist, Pina Blanche, disrupts this peaceful life. Pina immediately reveals her malicious intent, using underhanded methods to ruin Remilia's reputation and turn everyone against her. Overcome by despair, Emi loses control, allowing Remilia to reassert herself. Unlike Emi, Remilia holds no forgiveness and vows revenge, promising to show those who betrayed Emi the true power of a villainess.

In this story, you'll meet Oikawa Ibuki, a girl who is exceptionally masculine. Transferring to a new school, Ibuki aims to discover her perfect match by acting more like a refined lady. Yet, on her first day, her innate sense of justice compels her to save a little dog, which catches the eye of the enigmatic "crow messenger." Will Ibuki's efforts to change be thwarted? Who could this elusive "crow messenger" be? Additional one-shot: Very Black White Day

Mina is having difficulty adjusting to her role as the first and only female student at Whitby School when a monstrous terror descends upon the academy and its unaware pupils: Count Dracula. Yet, when this unimaginable evil takes hold of her cherished Lucy Westenra, Mina prepares to unite with her classmates and combat it with all her might.

Sanpaku (三白) is a Japanese term that translates to "three whites." In English, it is commonly known as "sanpaku eyes," referring to eyes where the white area above or below the iris is visible. This is a collection of short stories that the author shares on Twitter and Pixiv.

Kaito Miyama is no ordinary hero—he's a regular college student who gets swept into a hero summoning alongside a legitimate Hero. However, the title of "Hero" has become meaningless because the Demon Lord was vanquished long ago. In this world where demons are laid-back, nobles are truthful, wars are ancient history, and grand adventures are nowhere to be found, Kaito is left bewildered. Naturally, he decides to build a harem.

In the dangerous streets of Chicago, Rally Vincent runs a gun shop called GunSmith Cats and works as a bounty hunter on the wrong side of the law. With exceptional shooting abilities and driving skills that rival Hollywood chase scenes, Rally navigates a world filled with ruthless gangsters and powerful enemies with personal vendettas, putting her life constantly at risk. Every mission tests her limits, but it is the moral dilemmas that challenge her ethical principles. Rally isn’t alone in this high-stakes environment. She has a team of loyal companions, such as Minnie-May Hopkins, a bomb expert whose turbulent past contrasts sharply with her vivacious personality and sharp humor. Minnie-May complements the more stoic Rally well. Alongside trusted allies like Becky and Roy, their relationships extend beyond professional ties, providing Rally a stable foundation in a world where any mistake could be fatal. Beyond its adrenaline-pumping action and intense combat sequences, GunSmith Cats delves deeply into firearms and muscle cars, depicted with meticulous precision and diversity. Kenichi Sonoda crafts a compelling story of crime and allegiance, blending thrilling action reminiscent of iconic action films with a poignant exploration of moral ambiguity. In a realm where the line between right and wrong blurs, Rally must rely on her instincts—and the people she trusts—to survive.

Tsubaki Kuchinashi, known as the Manhater Prince, is a beautiful and popular high school student whose authority stems from being the principal's granddaughter. With that power, she can have any student or teacher expelled for the slightest offense. Tadashi Kiritsu, the head of the Public Morals Committee, is as sharp and rigid as his glasses, and he despises Kuchinashi's tight control over the school. A challenge to her dominance naturally irritates Kuchinashi, and she resolves to eliminate Kiritsu as quickly as possible. Her strategy? Lure him into a honey trap. But carrying that out proves far more difficult than she anticipated.

In 2001, after the numerous sacrifices made during Part 5—Golden Wind, Giorno Giovanna and his team successfully defeated the boss of the Passione crime syndicate. However, Pannacotta Fugo, who abandoned the group in the middle of their journey, still has unresolved matters. Now that he controls Passione, Giorno seeks to rid the organization of its drug trade, a defining feature of his predecessor's rule. He entrusts this critical mission to Fugo, who must decide between accepting this opportunity for atonement or dealing with the repercussions.

Cromartie High School is a refuge for troublemakers and low achievers, where power rules and intelligence is as blunt as a worn-out knife. After a series of poor decisions and bad luck, Takashi Kamiyama ends up enrolled in this disorderly institution. His primary struggle is to survive and cope with the presence of foul-mouthed robots, nearly brainless ape-like creatures, and dark thugs that haunt the corridors of Cromartie High.

A fallen knight is reborn as a behemoth cub—only to find that everyone mistakes his fearsome form for an adorable kitten. Despite looking soft and cuddly, he still carries a noble warrior’s pride and the raw power of an S-ranked monster. Now he must put both to the test, protecting the lovely elf girl who took him in as her pet.

For Crown Prince Cecil Glo Alphasta, a prodigy, each day brings the same dull routine. He acquires knowledge and skills with such ease that nothing feels exciting anymore. That changes when he meets his fiancée, Bertia Ibil Noches, who insists she is a villainess. Convinced she lives inside an otome game world, Bertia—reborn as the villainess—devotes herself to stopping any romantic bond from forming between Cecil and the game's heroine. She throws herself into her role with fierce dedication, carrying out actions meant to be wicked. Yet, every attempt she makes ends up being genuinely kind instead. Unaware of this irony, Bertia keeps up her playful schemes, which only amuses Cecil. Freed from his former boredom, he now delights in each day spent watching his unknowingly benevolent fiancée.

After losing her mother, Sachie Wakamura is placed under the care of her estranged grandfather, who unexpectedly leads a yakuza organization. Terrified by the prospect of joining this unfamiliar family, Sachie tries to hold onto her normal life. Her attempts to keep her distance are complicated by Rakuto, a popular student and member of her grandfather's gang, who is assigned to watch over her. At school, no one suspects Rakuto's ties to the criminal underworld, and Sachie begins to develop romantic feelings for him. Despite their growing connection, Rakuto cannot openly return her affection because Sachie is his boss's granddaughter. Can Sachie navigate her new family situation and find happiness in love?

In the peaceful village of Hinamizawa, detective Mamoru Akasaya arrives disguised as a tourist to investigate the kidnapping of a child. Accustomed to swift cases in Tokyo, Akasaya finds himself ill-prepared for the challenges this serene setting presents. A controversial dam project threatens Hinamizawa, prompting locals to kidnap the grandson of the Minister of Construction in an attempt to halt the development. Akasaya's goal is to find the boy before tensions rise. As he navigates the village, where any resident could be an opponent, Akasaya forms an unexpected alliance with Rika Furude, a young girl whose insight into the situation exceeds her age. Taking place a few years before the main events of Higurashi, this story follows Akasaya as he uncovers the secrets of Hinamizawa while keeping his cover.

Keisuke Shizuki and Shizuka Kusunoki are currently high school sensations known for their striking appearances, yet they both hide a shared secret: they were complete outcasts during middle school. While Shizuki has successfully reinvented himself both internally and externally, effectively erasing his past, Kusunoki continues to struggle with developing the social skills necessary to match her new look. She is desperate for Shizuki's guidance, provided he can overcome his intense phobia of beautiful girls.

In the midst of pervasive bullying at her middle school, Lee Sori, a courteous and upright student, steps up to defend her friend Kim Julie. Her actions, however, draw the bullies' attention directly to her. Seeking refuge from this torment, Sori relocates to her former hometown and enrolls in a new school, hoping for a respite. Despite the change, her past traumas continue to affect her, causing her to isolate herself from others. As Sori grapples with her difficult reality, she stumbles upon a cryptic letter hidden beneath her desk. Driven by curiosity, she uncovers a series of interconnected messages. Determined to unravel the mystery, she follows the trail of letters, pursuing both their deeper significance and the identity of their elusive writer.

Nao Kogure never expected that the umbrella and bandages she left out in the rain for the feared middle school delinquent Taiga Onise would result in them meeting again in high school. Though Nao attempts to avoid the intimidating Taiga, she is surprised when he suddenly presents her with a large bouquet of flowers and suggests they begin a relationship—with the intention of marriage. Could it be that Taiga's rough appearance conceals a gentle nature? Additional one-shot: Volume 8: Sugar