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Deep in a secluded mountain, a dark blue-haired boy appears only during autumn. He dwells within a tree, surrounded by a calm presence. One day, a young girl named Akino finds him. Introducing himself as Konoha, he reveals that he is a tree spirit with no physical form. Their connection deepens into a unique and meaningful relationship. Each autumn, Akino climbs the mountain to meet Konoha, filled with excitement for their reunion. Though they share strong feelings, the future they hope for may not be possible.

In "Father, I Don't Want This Marriage," Lady Jubelian Eloy Floyen is a tragic figure, loved by no one yet desperately clinging to her indifferent lover Mikhail Hessen and her cold father Regis. Her situation worsens when she is wrongly accused of attempted murder, causing both Mikhail and Regis to abandon her, effectively sealing her death sentence. But the story shifts when a modern Korean woman takes over Jubelian's body and resolves to change her fate. Her first priority is to break off her engagement with Mikhail and free him from their bond. This, however, leaves the spot of her intended husband open, prompting Regis to search for a new suitor. The first candidate is the infamous and merciless crown prince, Maximillian Casein Assiette. For Jubelian, anything is better than marrying such a cruel tyrant. So she proposes a contract relationship with her father’s apprentice, Max, ensuring she avoids becoming the prince’s bride by any means necessary.

Sakurai Aoi is a high school boy carrying a secret he can never tell anyone: he has been the victim of stalkers ever since childhood. Then one day, his classmate Ueda Miyako suddenly transforms into a monster. She is the one who has been stalking Sakurai all along. The beautiful Miyako, who had remained by Sakurai's side for so long, had been protecting him—yet the monsters of urban legends across all of Japan are now stalking him in order to love themselves. What fate lies in store for Sakurai, desired by hundreds of mysterious beautiful women, is— A pure love story of obsession, greed, and madness, as a man is drawn to grotesque girls.

Set in 16th-century Florence during the Renaissance, the city thrives with lively art workshops and emerging talents. While men freely chase their artistic dreams, women are limited to domestic roles. Arte, born into nobility, has a deep love for painting. After her father's death, her mother tries to shape Arte into a proper lady because of their limited dowry. Despite this, Arte stays bold and spirited, determined to challenge traditional gender norms and pursue her goal of becoming a famous artist. Unshaken by many rejections, Arte keeps seeking an apprenticeship. She finally gets a break with Leo, the owner of a small workshop, who agrees to take her on after seeing her steady dedication to art. Under Leo's guidance, Arte begins her path to make her place in the mostly male art world.

"Inner Lunatic" is a fantasy RPG known for its punishing difficulty. But for Yoo Chan, who was diagnosed with a terminal illness as a child, this game was his whole world—and it has now become his reality. From this point forward, Yoo Chan must live in this world as Nox von Reinharber, the most despised villain of the game's first act. Can he survive long enough to see the story's conclusion?

Mugi Tadano, a sixteen-year-old boy, is heartbroken when his girlfriend moves away. To cope, he takes a summer job at a beachside snack bar and hotel on a tropical island, run by his friend Kazuki. Things seem fine until Kazuki sets up a blind date for Mugi with a girl named Yuu, whom they expect to be unattractive. However, Yuu turns out to be the most adorable girl Mugi has ever seen. Mugi's luck changes when he accidentally catches Yuu bathing, which angers her greatly. The next day, Mugi tries to make amends, only to find that Yuu has already left the island. With unwavering determination, Mugi vows to track down the beautiful Yuu, but will their paths cross again? Included one-shots: Volume 11: Candy Girl ni Hanataba wo. Volume 13: Apricot Girl Volume 24: Happy Ice Cream Volume 34: Otoko wa Sore wo Gaman Dekinai!! Volume 42: Weapon!!!

In "4 Cut Hero," the hero succeeds in vanquishing the Demon King, but then discovers the Princess they were meant to rescue is actually a Prince. Disillusioned by this revelation, they adopt a NEET lifestyle, finding satisfaction in watching anime and taking it easy. Yet, they soon find themselves caught up in a tangle of ancient myths, curses, and intricate schemes that stretch across multiple kingdoms and involve countless dragons. Along their path, they keep a carefree attitude, even striking alliances with individuals labeled as villains.

In the early 1900s, advances in technology led to the creation of a refined form of magic called Makinot—spell circuits implanted into objects to bestow them with life and distinct personalities. Originally crafted for military applications, these Makinot puppets have now become widespread across the globe. Akabane Raishin enters the Royal Academy with the goal of becoming the world's foremost puppeteer. By his side is Yaya, a stunning teenage girl who is actually his puppet weapon, as he works to ascend the hierarchy quickly. Though he possesses exceptional combat skills and strong resolve, Raishin struggles academically, ranking near the bottom on examinations. To reach his objective, he must conquer the most dangerous threats among his peers and come out on top.

At sixteen, Kyou Aizawa has always shared a close bond with her father through their mutual love of basketball. His own NBA dreams were cut short by a knee injury, leading him to pour those ambitions into Kyou instead. When her father is transferred to a distant location, Kyou is thrilled about enrolling at Seisyu Academy, drawn by its reputation for having well-known cute girls' uniforms. Upon receiving her uniform package, she is shocked to find it contains a boy's outfit. Her father had tampered with the enrollment paperwork, registering her as a male student so she could join the prestigious fourth-ranked national basketball team. Reluctantly, Kyou cuts her hair short and moves into the boys' dormitory. In her new room, she meets her roommate and teammate, Chiharu Eniwa, who immediately makes a poor first impression by mocking her height and questioning her commitment to the sport. Now, Kyou must navigate living with Chiharu, excel on the team, and keep her true gender a secret.

In Akihabara, a group of friends modifies a microwave into a machine capable of transmitting text messages across time. As they conduct various tests with this device, they attract the attention of SERN, a organization focused on studying time travel. The group must evade capture as SERN closes in on their whereabouts.

Introduce Rio, a cold-hearted orphan boy from the slums. At age seven, he discovers he is the reincarnation of Haruto Amakawa, a Japanese university student with a tragic past. Still reeling from this shocking revelation, Rio also learns he possesses extremely potent magical abilities and uses his new powers to solve the kidnapping case of a little girl. His good deed is acknowledged, and he is rewarded by being enrolled into… a prestigious academy for noble children...?

In "Kimi wa Girlfriend," the story centers on Hatsune, a girl with a kind heart who is known for her blunt and crude way of speaking. Her words often come across as the opposite of what she truly means, likely due to growing up in a mostly male environment. Because of this, she is seen as arrogant and rude at school, even though her real wish is to find a boyfriend. Her life takes a surprising turn when she joins the Maidens' Club and meets Kirie, a boy who acts strangely whenever a girl gets close to him. Everyone, including Hatsune, suspects he might be gay. How will their paths cross, and can Hatsune finally get the boyfriend she longs for? Could Kirie be more than just a friend?

In "Rainbows After Storms," Nanoha and Chidori, two high school girls attending the same all-girls school, share a hidden yet passionate romance alongside their friendship. Together, they navigate life's challenges and joys, transforming everyday occurrences into thrilling moments through the eyes of love. What began as a friendship has blossomed into a deeper connection, marked by subtle signs of affection like matching promise bracelets and fleeting glances. Amidst their bustling school lives, they find ways to secretly flirt and maintain the confidentiality of their relationship from their peers.

In "My Brother's Husband," Yaichi Origuchi lives a quiet life until a large foreign man named Mike Flanagan suddenly shows up at his home and offers a warm greeting. Mike explains that he is the husband of Yaichi's younger twin brother, Ryouji, who passed away the previous month. Ryouji had moved to Canada ten years ago and stopped contacting the family. Yaichi learns that Ryouji married Mike before his death. Although Yaichi feels uneasy about this situation, his daughter Kana is excited to have a gay uncle from Canada. Kana's innocent outlook challenges Yaichi's existing beliefs about homosexuality and Japanese social expectations. As Mike stays with the family, Yaichi begins to better understand his brother-in-law and reflects on his own memories of Ryouji.

In "Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan," 31-year-old gymnastics instructor Uramichi Omota works on the children's educational program "Together with Mama." On camera, he maintains a bright and cheerful persona for his young viewers. However, this cheerful exterior frequently cracks, whether off-camera or during live segments, revealing his true nature. In reality, Uramichi is deeply unhappy and disillusioned with his life. This dark comedy uses its characters as cautionary examples to expose the grim truths of adulthood.

Every 300 years, the Evil God awakens, signaling doom and despair. To avert this catastrophe, the Spirit of Fate chooses six champions known as the Braves of the Six Flowers, each marked with a distinctive crest. This time, however, seven individuals are selected instead of the usual six. Among them are Adlet Mayer, who declares himself the world's strongest man; Princess Nashetania Loei Piena Augustra and her loyal knight Goldov Auora; the feline assassin Hans Humpty; the innocent yet dangerous Chamo Rosso; the stern Mora Chester; and the lone wanderer Fremy Speeddraw. With the possibility that any one of the seven could be a true Brave, the presence of an extra person suggests a spy is among them, intent on disrupting the mission and sowing discord. Suspicion falls heavily on Adlet, making him the prime suspect. Hunted and pursued, he desperately tries to prove innocence. As the Evil God's minions eagerly await its resurgence, the Braves grow increasingly wary of each other, their trust eroding as the deadline approaches.

In the massively multiplayer online role-playing game Elder Tales, thirty thousand players from Japan suddenly find themselves trapped inside the game's world, which has become their only reality. Cut off from their previous lives, they must face a realm filled with dangerous monsters, unappealing food, and the strange idea that death is not permanent. In the middle of this confusion, experienced player Shiroe teams up with his friends—the guardian Naotsugu and the assassin Akatsuki—to set out on a journey to change their new way of life.

Kuroe Akaishi is a quiet, introverted high school girl who tends to keep to herself. Her ordinary, lonely life starts to shift when she meets Arata Minami, a popular and handsome classmate. Despite his social standing, he shows kindness to someone like her, and Kuroe soon feels her heart racing whenever he's near. That pounding grows stronger and stronger until Kuroe transforms into a giant kaijuu. She has a unique condition: the more flustered she becomes, the more monstrous limbs sprout from her body. When her embarrassment reaches its peak, she fully transforms into her colossal form. At the same time, beauty meets the kaijuu, and Japan faces the looming threat of this mysterious monster. Can Minami accept her true feelings, or will he be scared off by her enormous shape? Depending on his choice, the world may face the full devastation of a girl's heart-pounding, youthful love.

Hoon Lee is a seventeen-year-old hikikomori who goes to high school and lives in a rental apartment he can no longer afford. On top of being bullied at school, his mother died from illness, leaving him under the care of a cruel father. Eventually, his father abandons him along with an overwhelming pile of household debt. With no one to turn to, Hoon decides the fastest way out of his suffering is suicide. He carefully prepares to end his life at death's hands. But the moment he feels pain, he hesitates and backs away from his decision. Soon, he meets a range of people whose intentions toward him may or may not be good. Despite his repeated attempts to harm himself in conventional ways, Hoon keeps surviving to face another difficult, uneventful day.

In the harsh and dangerous northern territories of the empire, Duke Pelliot Voreoti holds absolute authority. Renowned for his intimidating appearance and extraordinary good looks, Duke Pelliot is the most sought-after bachelor in the land. His choice to adopt a child rather than marry confuses many. Yet finding a suitable heir proves difficult, as every orphan he meets starts crying at the mere sight of his frightening face. One day, a small girl with messy hair approaches the duke without any fear, showing no signs of terror or distress despite his threatening demeanor. Notably, she shares a strong likeness to him, with the same dark eyes and hair. Impressed by her boldness and love for arguing, the duke decides to adopt her, giving her the name Lionia, fitting for a Voreoti heir. Under the care of a father whose temper matches her own, Lionia embraces her new life eagerly. But the truth about her origins may be closer than anyone suspects.

Mogari, Eugene, and their newest member Kaoru Kanzaki are searching for a fourth person to complete their club. Their target is fellow student Koutarou Tamon, who appears capable of talking to spirits. However, Koutarou finds it very difficult to engage with people. Can he manage to get past his timidity and become part of the Phantom Busters?

In a state of amnesia, a man finds himself stranded on a desolate island, next to a mysterious mailbox that has also been washed ashore. He then stumbles upon an odd bed-and-breakfast managed by a peculiar family. Initially greeted by the mother’s serene smile, which gradually turns eerie, and the father’s devout exterior concealing a dark passion for hunting, he soon realizes the unsettling nature of his hosts. Their three children are equally unpredictable, further fueling his discomfort. As he struggles to survive, the man becomes increasingly fixated on uncovering the reasons for his presence on the island. His fragmented memories begin to resurface in the form of haunting dreams featuring gigantic pigs and a child who seems to exist only in his mind. With each revelation about the family’s sinister past, his grip on reality loosens. His sole goal now is to unravel the mystery surrounding his arrival and escape the island before the relentless fear consumes him entirely.

Princess Anisphia cannot use magic, but that didn't stop her from creating "magicology," a one-of-a-kind theory drawn from her recollections of a former life. While trying out her freshly crafted flying broom, she stumbles upon Euphyllia, a prodigy of magic, whose engagement is being unfairly and openly dissolved. Spotting the tears in Euphyllia's eyes, Anisphia chooses the only logical move—abducting the young lady for herself.

In human hearts, negative emotions can take shape as monster-like entities that only "Sweepers" — special individuals tasked with removing these creatures and restoring calm — can eliminate. Kyuutarou Horikita comes from a line of Sweepers, but his classmates at Kurokado High School see him only as a gloomy second-year student obsessed with cleanliness. While exploring the school's abandoned wing, Kyuutarou finds Fumi Nishioka, a newly transferred student with no home. After discovering Fumi's ability to fight negative infestations, Kyuutarou's family takes her in as a housekeeper and begins training her as a novice Sweeper. Yet Fumi holds a dormant power that a sinister group wants to use for their evil purposes.

Ninth grader Yusuke Yotsuya is pragmatic, has no friends, and belongs to no clubs. One day, he and two female classmates are suddenly transported to another world, where they must cooperate and fight to survive. Yotsuya has always been a lone wolf who lives life on his own terms—but can he manage when he’s supposed to become a hero?! Brace yourself for a one-of-a-kind fantasy story that will overturn everything you thought about the genre.

In the aftermath of their final battle with the Demon King, the four heroes begin their journey home. Leading the group is the talkative mage Nina, who directs them toward Pocca, the hometown of her fellow heroes. Along the way, Nina reflects on her past as an orphan and the unexpected family she found with her companions. Yet beneath the camaraderie, a growing unease settles in as she wonders how the villagers will react to their return. The news she carries may not be what they were hoping for.

Sage Dwight defeated the Demon Lord alongside the hero. Having restored peace to the world, they were accused of potentially becoming the next Demon Lord and were thrown into the Valley of the Dead to die. Ten years later... Dwight survived quietly at the bottom of the ravine, transformed into a skeleton stripped of all flesh. Filled with deep regret, he held the hero's lifeless body and spoke to himself. "The world is what's wrong. I have to prove it to them." With his resolve set, Dwight consumed the Miasma of the valley of the dead. He became an entity surpassing the previous Demon Lord and rose to the surface, leading countless undead in his wake. All for the sake of world peace. The King of the Undead, having obtained the ultimate power, launched an all-out war against humanity.

Kaiji Itou has managed to clear his debts but remains without any money, leading him to stay at Mr. Sakazaki's residence. There, he endures relentless teasing from Sakazaki's daughter, Mikoko, which deeply troubles him. Sakazaki tries to motivate Kaiji to move out by presenting him with a "never met" gift worth three million yen. As Kaiji considers this proposal, he receives a visit from Miyoshi and Maeda, former comrades he rescued in the previous story arc.

In xxxHOLiC Rei, Kimihiro Watanuki's connection with the mysterious Space Time Witch, Yuko, deepens further. Inside her enigmatic shop, where wishes are granted for a price, Watanuki aims to uncover more hidden truths. What will he have to give up this time in order to obtain the knowledge he so desperately seeks?

Since the impulsive extraterrestrial princess Lum took a liking to him, Ataru's life has been turned upside down. His struggles are compounded by the arrival of Mendo, a newly rich and suave competitor. To make matters even more chaotic, Ataru's school is frequented by a steady stream of surreal guests and unconventional teaching tools, such as inept cherry blossom spirits, a legendary tapir that consumes nightmares, and a fourth-dimensional camera capable of unveiling parallel worlds.

In the world of sumo—a sacred ritual, martial art, and combat sport—a diminutive new student named Ushio Hinomaru joins the struggling sumo club at Oodachi High School. Despite being out-sized in a sport dominated by sheer size and weight, Ushio and the minuscule club set their sights on climbing to the pinnacle of sumo, aiming for the esteemed Hinoshita Kaisan rank, comparable to that of a Yokozuna. This fiery tale of high school sumo is full of determination, with no room for second chances! Volume 8 features a crossover one-shot titled "Kiseki no Mattanashi Taiketsu!!," bridging "Kuroko no Basket" and "Hinomaruzumou."

In Blood+, protagonist Saya resides with her adopted family, unaware of her forgotten history. Her everyday existence appears ordinary, save for her notably excessive appetite. While at a park, she encounters Hagi, a man who states he has been searching for her. This meeting initiates a profound transformation in her life. A high school student without memory of her past, Saya experiences a feeling of recognition around Hagi, an exceptionally attractive young man. Unknown to most, Saya is not wholly human; she bears an ancient and mysterious lineage. Her purpose is to pursue and destroy the Chiropterans, perilous creatures she must confront.

Keitarou Gentouga, a first-year college student who strongly dislikes spirits, has an odd tendency to draw ghosts toward him. Two years ago, a traumatic event left a spiritual injury on his right hand and caused his friend to suffer from psychological harm, leading Keitarou to withdraw from others and become socially awkward. With the encouragement of his childhood friend Eiko Houzuki, he has started to gradually reengage with the world. To assist his recovery, Keitarou takes on a part-time job as a private tutor, and his first student is Eiko's cousin, Yayoi Houzuki. Yayoi is an exceptionally gifted child who, like Keitarou, can sense spirits but actively seeks them out as she searches for the ghost responsible for her mother's disappearance. As Keitarou gets drawn into Yayoi and Eiko's investigations of haunted locations, his teaching duties increasingly take a backseat to their supernatural adventures.

Imaizumi leads a life that most high school boys would only fantasize about! By day, he goes to class like any responsible student, but each night he comes back to a house packed with attractive girls. Somehow, his place has turned into the regular hangout for the trendiest gyarus around. Between endless gossip sessions, junk food marathons, and getting up close and personal with his three new roommates, his formerly peaceful home is now full of constant activity and wild fun. Can Imaizumi handle the chaotic energy of his lively, flirtatious female friends?

In a world where magicians infuse bullets with magical abilities—like summoning powerful creatures—there once existed a witch so powerful that she challenged the gods, earning a curse as punishment. Ten years before the story begins, this witch emerged victorious from a duel with another magician, saving a young boy in the process. The boy was instantly mesmerized by her and vowed to become a magician himself, using guns as his "Sword of Justice." That boy was named Zero. When he grew up, he set out to find the woman who had rescued him. But the woman he discovers is not the idealized figure from his memories; instead, she proves to be selfish, rude, and arrogant, and much shorter than he expected. Nonetheless, she wields immense power that awakens whenever she senses Zero's love and his willingness to sacrifice himself for her. Thus, the two embark on a journey to find a cure and uncover why the gods cursed her in the first place.

In a world perpetually torn by conflict, battles between Heroes and Villains rage endlessly. Armed with supernatural powers, a solitary girl embarks on a violent quest for vengeance against the injustices that plague her reality. As titans clash without cease, nowhere remains safe. When none step forward to shield the innocent, what distinguishes the true heroes from the true villains? And what, if anything, truly sets them apart?

In the year 1600, Japan is a land different from what history books describe. Ten years after Oda Nobunaga unified the country, he sees his own death approaching. Before handing over control, he declares that the one who proves to be the strongest warrior will take charge. Generals who were once blocked from gaining power now compete by offering their mightiest fighters, all eager to seize the throne of Japan.

SEES, or the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad, appears to be an ordinary club at Gekkoukan High School, but its true purpose is investigating a strange phenomenon called the "Dark Hour" and fighting creatures known as "Shadows." Only those with hidden potential can perceive the Dark Hour; others transform into coffins and risk developing Apathy Syndrome, a condition that leaves them in a trance and drains their will to live. Minato Arisato, a new transfer student, is one such individual. He retains memories of the Dark Hour without realizing his special ability. At school, he encounters a mysterious figure who asks him to sign a contract accepting personal responsibility. Soon after, SEES begins secretly monitoring him, sensing his immense potential that exceeds their own. One night, a Shadow attacks their dormitory during the Dark Hour, and Yukari Takeba wakes Minato to warn him. Driven by a strong urge to fight, Minato takes Yukari's gun, but instead of shooting the Shadow, he points it at himself, thereby awakening his "Persona." Empowered with this new ability, Minato joins SEES and sets out to uncover the secrets behind the mysterious Dark Hour.

In a futuristic Japan, the Sibyl System digitizes and scrutinizes the human mind, assigning citizens optimal lives and evaluating their potential for criminal behavior through their "Psycho-Pass." Despite this system, crimes still occur, leading to the creation of the Ministry of Welfare's Public Safety Bureau (MWPSB). Due to a shortage of personnel, the MWPSB employs latent criminals known as Enforcers, who have exceeded the acceptable Psycho-Pass threshold due to ethical decay, under the supervision of skilled Inspectors. These Enforcers use Dominators, advanced weapons that detect a target's Psycho-Pass, to work alongside Inspectors in apprehending lawbreakers. Akane Tsunemori, one of the few deemed fit by the System for service in the MWPSB, is assigned as a fresh Inspector in Criminal Investigation Division 01. Guided by her steadfast commitment to justice, Tsunemori maintains a stable Psycho-Pass when facing incorrigible criminals from both sides of the legal spectrum. However, early in her tenure, she encounters an anomaly: a criminal with the Psycho-Pass of an honest individual.

Portgas D. Ace begins his pirate journey by leaving Dawn Island, only to end up stranded on a remote, barren island. There, he encounters a mysterious person who forms a connection with him and becomes his companion. Determined to escape the island, the two decide to build a boat together. However, the island's limited food supply places a deadline on their efforts, creating friction between them. The unexpected discovery of an unusual fruit may provide the opportunity they need to get away, and they vow to sail the Grand Line together if they succeed. Included are additional one-shots: Volume 1: Roronoa Zoro, Umi ni Chiru (Zoro Overboard) and Volume 2: Nami vs. Kalifa.

In the summer of 1983, Rena Ryuuguu and her friends enjoy a tranquil life in Hinamizawa, spending their days playing and relaxing. However, a dark shadow begins to creep over Rena's heart, threatening the safety of those around her. Complicating matters further is Rena's estranged father, who has started dating a suspicious woman named Rina Mamiya. Rena's bitterness grows when she discovers that Rina and her actual boyfriend are planning to swindle Rena's father. After a fierce confrontation with Rina, Rena feels forced to take extreme measures to protect her father. Despite noticing Rena's strange behavior, her friends choose to support her rather than abandon her. As Rena delves deeper into her plan, she discovers a critical flaw, causing her to question the loyalty of her friends and the rest of the villagers. Her investigation into the village's tragic history—marked by numerous murders and disappearances—leads her to believe that only radical actions can prevent Hinamizawa from being destroyed.

Five years after the mysterious disappearance of the fourth prince, an official decree commands that any boy named Wolfgang be turned over to the authorities, launching a widespread hunt for anyone named Wolfgang Goldenleonard. Wolfgang knows exactly who he is and understands that he is being targeted for assassination. Since his mother's death, he has lived in hiding among the street orphans, but when those children are threatened, he chooses to reveal himself. Once his identity becomes known, he is brought to the palace of his tyrannical father. Inside the palace walls, Wolfgang feels intense hatred toward his father. Refusing to conform to the expectations of a Goldenleonard prince, he defiantly breaks every rule he can. Despite being warned never to covet what belongs to the king, his rebellious nature and hot-tempered demeanor attract the attention of the king's favored catamite, Shin Soohyuk. Seeing potential in Wolfgang as a catalyst for change, Shin regards him as the spark needed to ignite a revolution. In exchange for a promise to grant Shin his freedom, Wolfgang agrees to become Shin's instrument.

On the surface, this appears to be a meeting of three girls for the first time. However, this trio shares a hidden truth: each was born male but crossdresses for personal reasons. Ryousuke "Yui" Kijima adopts the persona of his late older sister to honor her memory. Osamu "Parou" Tamura crossdresses to attract the interest of his straight senior at school. Yuuta "Marika" Aoki identifies as a transgender woman. Despite their shared experience, Yui feels uncomfortable with how Parou and Marika seem at ease with their choices and decides to leave early. In Yui's absence, Parou expresses his support for Marika, leading her to develop feelings for him. Although their initial meeting is brief, their lives start to overlap. As they grapple with their gender identities, romantic emotions arise, complicating their relationships while simultaneously bringing them together.

The synopsis: Thirty-five-year-old novelist Makio Koudai has always had a tense relationship with her older sister Minori, who frequently criticized Makio for being unconventional. When Minori and her husband die in a car accident, Makio feels little sadness but still has to identify their bodies. During that process, she meets her teenage niece Asa Takumi, whom she has not seen in years. As Asa struggles with the sudden loss of her parents, Makio consoles her by explaining that her mixed emotions are normal and suggests keeping a diary to process her feelings. Since no other family members are willing to take care of Asa, Makio decides to become her guardian, despite having no experience raising a child. Together, the unlikely pair must navigate their new lives, learning to coexist and understand themselves better in an uncertain world.

In recent years, East Tokyo United has struggled in Japan's top football league. To revive the team, ETU hires an unorthodox new head coach named Tatsumi Takeshi. Tatsumi, a former star player for ETU who left the club, has recently proven his coaching skills with an amateur team in England. Despite facing well-funded rivals with highly skilled players, Tatsumi is known for his expertise in defeating powerful opponents, a tactic known as Giant Killing.

Kiska, a boy mistreated by the villagers, managed to survive thanks to his childhood friend Namia—the only one who ever supported him. Then one day, Namia is discovered murdered in the village. The other villagers frame Kiska for the crime and exile him to an S-class dungeon from which escape is impossible...? This is a revenge fantasy set in another world, making full use of the skill "Save & Reset" to rise again no matter how many times one dies.

Sirius is regarded as one of the finest special agents of his era, but he meets his end while trying to save his comrades. After death, he's given a second chance and is reborn as a young boy in an entirely new world. In his past life, one goal Sirius never got to achieve was training a successor—someone to carry on his legacy. Still driven by that ambition, he ventures forth to find individuals he can take under his wing in this unfamiliar realm he now inhabits. And so begins the tale of Sirius, the unparalleled special agent, as he embarks on a journey to become a mentor and guide to others. *"If you have nothing to lose, follow me! I will teach you how to live in this world!"*

Joshua Sanders, the famed spearman who brought the brutal civil war to an end, disproved the long-held notion that only a swordsman could become a master knight. He fought alongside his friend, Emperor Caesar Van Briton, yet his efforts amount to nothing when his frightened allies turn against him. As he lies on the verge of death, his trusted spear Lukia glows and sends him back to the stables of his youth. Clutching his mighty spear, Joshua is determined to exact his revenge in this new life.