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Landing a job at Delivery Eats in a quiet rural town should be straightforward, but there’s one major problem: the only delivery boy in the area is stuck with a regular customer who terrifies him. This woman has a fierce, intimidating look, and every time he arrives at her door, she just glares at him. Being an introvert, he makes a quick escape as soon as he hands over the meal. On the next delivery, however, she at last breaks her silence—and the voice coming out of her mouth is unmistakable. It’s the same voice he hears every day from his beloved VTuber, Hanae Fuwari! Even more shocking than that discovery is her request: she offers to pay him if he’ll just chat with her. What follows is a comedic story of a shy delivery boy and a socially awkward, scary-looking shut-in who get a second chance at their youth through the most unexpected friendship.

In "Bug Ego," Makoto Hitsujiya transfers to a new high school where he encounters an eccentric student named Takehiro Kokudou. Kokudou introduces him to Bugs, phenomena that produce specific results when a precise sequence of actions is performed. For example, pressing certain buttons on a vending machine may cause bird droppings to appear on the pavement, while another Bug could allow someone to lift weights they normally could not handle. As time passes, Hitsujiya and Kokudou grow closer, using the odd and often absurd conditions required to activate Bugs that defy the boundaries of science and human ability. Following Kokudou's guidance, Hitsujiya becomes increasingly obsessed with discovering and triggering these anomalies. His fixation intensifies when he finds a set of conditions for a particularly ridiculous Bug that has the potential to change his fate, leading him into dangerous territory.

Baphomet, the cold and merciless ruler of the Abyssal Tower—a strange dungeon full of monsters that plagues the human realm—has faced countless Hunters trying to defeat him and destroy the tower, all failing. Despite his demonic nature, he becomes curious about humanity. When the strongest Hunter, Raven, finally defeats him, Baphomet understands his true desire: to become like the humans he once scorned. Upon dying, his wish comes true, and he is reborn as a human—but without any of his former powers.

Takeru Kamishiro is an ordinary man working a typical desk job, but he gets summoned to a different world. He begins his new life in "Madeus," a realm of swords and sorcery, armed with a variety of skills! Not only does he possess boosted physical abilities and formidable magical powers, but he also has the ability to "search" for rare treasures. Equipped with these cheat abilities, Takeru sets out on his fresh adventure in this new isekai!!

Second season of Cheese in the Trap.

In "Zankoku na Kami ga Shihai suru," Jeremy suffers sexual abuse from his stepfather, causing deep psychological damage that eventually pushes him to kill. Through a tragic accident, he takes the lives of both his stepfather and his mother. Meanwhile, his stepbrother Ian grows suspicious of something wrong and investigates to reveal the hidden truth about his father's deeds.

Two years after the events of Bloody Monday, a new threat emerges with the intention of destroying Japan. However, with Falcon missing, who will rise to face the deadly "Shooter of the Magic Bullet"?

Choi Suna was familiar with the story of Rhyse Sinclair, the noble ward of the Rudwick household, caught in a romantic entanglement with the Rudwick brothers. Cliff, the elder, becomes her main love interest, while Killian, the younger, suffers from unrequited love, trapped in a miserable marriage with the despicable Edith Rigelhof from a rival family. Edith, seductive and manipulative, is the quintessential antagonist, destined to die by Killian's hands after endlessly tormenting Rhyse and spying for the Rigelhofs. Upon suddenly reincarnating as Edith, Suna finds her new life mirrors her own history of abuse. Determined to change Edith's fate and ensure her survival, Suna abandons her villainous ways and refuses to let Killian and his family mistreat her, showing she is unlike the rest of the Rigelhofs. As she plans her escape and playfully teases the suspicious Killian, she vows that her reincarnation story will be different from the ordinary.

In the elite Special Crime Investigation Department 007, the investigators are among the most talented and exceptional. When Fuyuki joins the team, his remarkable abilities stand out. Paired with the suave and charismatic detective Kuze, they form a duo that proves to be the most formidable force ever seen at police headquarters.

Yoshio, a thirty-year-old unemployed recluse living with his parents, leads a mundane existence until he receives "The Village of Fate," an experimental game featuring cutting-edge graphics and AI. In the game, he acts as a guardian deity watching over a village's inhabitants. The characters exhibit such remarkable intelligence and humanity that Yoshio begins to wonder if they could be real people. As he forms connections with these seemingly lifelike villagers, Yoshio discovers a sense of purpose and excitement previously missing from his life.

In a world overrun by bandits and demons where law has collapsed, Sona Yuki's family is slaughtered by raiders, leaving him gravely wounded with a snake-shaped mark branded onto his hand. As he hovers near death, Garami—a woman who deals in arms—approaches and presents a harsh choice: either endure the brutal reality of survival or surrender to oblivion. Yuki chooses to live, and Garami, a weapons trader and mercenary, saves his life in return for his servitude. They journey between settlements, taking on contracts, and Yuki slowly comes to see the true cruelty and merciless nature of the world they inhabit.

In "My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!," eight-year-old Catarina Claes, sole heir to a duke, enjoys a peaceful life until she hits her head on a rock and suddenly recalls her past existence as an otaku who died walking home from school after intense all-night sessions of her favorite otome game, Fortune Lover. Recognizing that her current surroundings match the game's setting, she realizes she has been reborn as the villainess within Fortune Lover's story. Aware that her character typically faces a grim outcome of death or exile, Catarina resolves to use her knowledge of the game's multiple routes to avoid such fates. However, can a character fated to be a villain ever achieve a happy ending?

A legend exists in Shizume City about a red king granted demonic abilities, who alone created the Homra organization. According to the tale, individuals who are taken into Homra are able to acquire remarkable powers.

In a body plagued by alcohol, smoking, and stress, cells struggle to survive in a constant battle. With a critical shortage of personnel, red blood cell AA2153 must quickly adapt to delivering oxygen and collecting carbon dioxide under harsh conditions. Meanwhile, white blood cell U-1196 fights against germs and viruses in dangerous situations. Both cells work tirelessly to maintain the body's health, even though their efforts may go unrecognized. Cells at Work! CODE BLACK reveals the harsh reality behind the everyday tasks our cells perform.

In "Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki," Fumiya Tomozaki is one of Japan's top gamers but sees real life as the worst-designed game ever. Though he dominates the rankings in the video game Attack Families, Tomozaki considers himself a bottom-tier character in reality. As a high school sophomore, his low self-esteem stops him from trying to improve, blaming his failures on a world with no clear system for self-improvement. Aoi Hinami, a highly admired student with a perfect academic record, is the ideal heroine and stands at the opposite end of the social scale from Tomozaki. But when they unexpectedly meet, Tomozaki learns that Hinami is not as flawless as she seems. This sets up a story about Tomozaki learning to master real life with Hinami's help, blending drama and romance.

In the workplace, Kiyoshi Adachi, a 30-year-old office worker who has remained a virgin, unexpectedly discovers he has gained magical abilities, including the power to read minds through physical contact. However, he finds this new skill rather inconvenient and tends to avoid crowded places. On his way to work, Adachi encounters his charming and popular colleague, Yuuichi Kurosawa. Curious about Kurosawa's demeanor, Adachi discreetly touches him to read his thoughts and learns that Kurosawa harbors romantic feelings for a coworker. Adachi tries to figure out who that person is, but soon realizes the coworker Kurosawa daydreams about is none other than Adachi himself. Despite his best efforts to focus, Adachi struggles to maintain his concentration whenever Kurosawa is nearby.

In a version of Korea where the monarchy still exists, ancient palaces house royal families maintaining their traditional customs. Che-Gyeong, a high school student, is confronted with a predicament upon discovering that her grandfather had promised her as a bride to the current prince. Despite his good looks, the prince turns out to be anything but charming, showing a rather disagreeable personality.

Earth is under attack from enigmatic extraterrestrial beings, nearly wiping out all of humanity from the planet's surface. John, together with his sister and the remaining survivors, sets out in search of a new homeworld. Yet, their quest is halted when the aliens launch another assault.

Left to fend for himself from an early age in the most impoverished areas of modern-day Japan, Kiichi learns the survival skills necessary to get by on his own. As a teenager, he finds it difficult to fit into a society whose rules he refuses to accept. Resolved to forge his own way, Kiichi—a forceful symbol of raw power and integrity—confronts the injustices of the world directly and leaves a lasting impression.

In Teiken High School, Maeda, a transfer student recognized for his speech impediment and awkwardness, instantly becomes a focal point when he accidentally strikes a teacher during the entrance ceremony. Several clubs attempt to recruit him, seeing him as a force that can rival other groups. However, Maeda is a lone wolf whose sole ambition is to become a boxing champion. His primary objective is to defeat the head of the boxing club. "Rokudenashi" means "good-for-nothing."

Miyoko Tanashi lived a happy life until a tragic train accident claimed her parents, leaving her shattered. She was subsequently sent to a remote orphanage in the mountains, where the caretakers treated her cruelly and escape was all but impossible due to severe penalties. Eventually, Miyoko manages to flee and finds shelter with her father's former mentor, the researcher Dr. Hifumi Takano. Under Hifumi's guidance, Miyoko assumes a new identity and starts anew. Driven by Hifumi's investigation into a mysterious illness affecting a nearby mountain village—a phenomenon dismissed by others—Miyoko dedicates herself to proving the disease's existence. Upon arriving in the village, her resolve hardens into a perilous obsession, leading her to take extreme actions to confirm the doctor's theories. The arc reaches its peak as conflicting destinies collide and unwavering resolve converges in the summer of 1983, setting the scene for the ultimate clash.

Eun Chaerin, the perfect image of a romance novel heroine, is admired by everyone she meets. Having once read this story in the real world, she now lives it, destined for a fairy-tale ending with the male lead, Yu Jeha. But their happiness crumbles when, on the day Jeha is supposed to confess his love, he turns into a monstrous zombie and attacks Chaerin. Instead of dying, Chaerin becomes trapped in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over, powerless to stop Jeha's transformation. Only Jeha is visible to her; everyone else appears as blurry silhouettes. After nearly 400 cycles, an unexpected shift occurs when a faceless classmate saves her, letting her glimpse their true form for a moment before she dies again. Driven by the hope of uncovering hidden characters, Chaerin decides to shift her focus from solely saving Jeha to finding this mysterious figure. Through this, she aims to break the cycle and finally achieve her long-awaited happy ending.

Sometimes, when life gets tough, all you need is a "friend." Rihito Ootsuka (23), an employee at a game company, is a "normal" guy who maintains a steady presence both at work and in his personal life. Noa Saotome (27) is a "hard-core" woman who throws herself wholeheartedly into everything she does. These two, who would typically never get along, unexpectedly become "friends"...? This marks the beginning of a workplace "friendship" comedy that's a little sweet, yet also a little heavy!

In "Semantic Error," Chu Sangwoo, a precise computer science student, adheres to a strict daily routine—drinking the same coffee, sitting in the same seat in every class, and following his schedule without deviation. When assigned a group project where his teammates fail to contribute, Sangwoo decides not to give them credit, believing in fairness. This decision affects his senior, the popular Jang Jaeyoung, who misses out on graduation and overseas study opportunities. Despite this, Sangwoo remains unapologetic and ignores Jaeyoung's attempts to contact him. Their paths cross again when Sangwoo seeks a new graphic designer for his 2D game project. Jaeyoung, known for his charismatic personality, hides a short temper. Unable to tolerate Sangwoo's aloofness, Jaeyoung vows to retaliate by disrupting the carefully structured aspects of Sangwoo's life. As Sangwoo tries to maintain his composure, Jaeyoung's charm and good looks may challenge the orderly framework of Sangwoo's world.

In "The Ember Knight," Nagyunn watches as his twin brother Najin is brutally murdered, vowing to avenge him by taking on Najin's identity. Though they look exactly alike, Nagyunn lacks his brother's natural combat talent and skill. Committed to his plan, he begins intense training to become the exceptional knight-in-training that Najin once was. Can Nagyunn maintain his disguise long enough to achieve justice, or will his real identity be exposed?

In "Otaku no Musume-san," nine-year-old Kanau Yukimura encounters her father for the first time and learns he is an otaku. They move into an apartment filled with a range of quirky neighbors. Their life together is far from easy.

Mysteries aren't simply secrets—they are tangible objects. Among them are the Elixir of the Moon, capable of restoring youth; the Songs of Another World, which must never be spoken aloud; and the Curious Report of the Enchanted Land, containing testimonies from those who have been whisked away. In present-day Tokyo, these and other enigmas have begun surfacing as urban legends. Burned-out novelist Sumireko Ogawa teams up with the demon boy Ren Adashino to collect as many as they can. However, Sumireko has a talent not only for discovering mysteries but for accidentally activating their supernatural powers. Can she endure her encounters with the occult? And does the demonic Ren have hidden motives concerning her?

Yuu Sonoda and Haruka Takayama have been best friends ever since middle school. They attend Misato West High School as classmates, but their seats are far apart. When the school announces it will close down in three years, they vow to make the most of their time together and create lasting memories. A misunderstanding causes Haruka to grow jealous and run off, but Yuu follows her and offers an apology. They then kiss, moving their relationship beyond platonic friendship into a more intimate one.

The sequel and the continuation of Feng Shen Ji II.

In Kaze to Ki no Uta, Serge Battour is the son of a French viscount and a Romani woman. Despite his academic abilities, he faces social isolation because of his heritage and appearance. Seeking acceptance, he enrolls at Lacombrade Academy, his father’s alma mater. Gilbert Cocteau, another orphan from a well-off family, also attends the same academy. Known for his striking beauty, Gilbert is indifferent to his studies and engages in selling himself to other students. He refuses to form meaningful connections with his peers, devoting himself solely to his uncle Auguste. Because of limited housing, Serge and Gilbert are paired as roommates, an unprecedented situation for Gilbert due to his history of antisocial behavior. Serge, an optimistic and friendly person, aims to befriend Gilbert, who in turn intends to manipulate or alienate Serge. Surprisingly, the two develop a profound bond, often fraught with difficulties, which eventually grows into a romantic relationship.

Set in contemporary South Korea, the story takes place against the backdrop of a catastrophic event that occurred roughly thirty years prior. Unidentified entities, called "Trouble," suddenly appeared and caused widespread destruction, spreading chaos across the globe. At the same time, a portion of humanity developed or was born with supernatural abilities, known as "Trace." These individuals are the only ones capable of defending against the "Trouble," but they are often marginalized and viewed with suspicion because some have used their powers for selfish purposes. The narrative centers on two main characters. Sah Gang-kwon, a high school student and a natural-born "Trace," works to keep his unique abilities hidden from others. The second protagonist is Kim Yun-Seong, who only gained his "Trace" powers in his early thirties. Tragically, shortly after he acquired these abilities, his family—his wife and daughter—were kidnapped for experimental research.

After dying and being reborn twice, Aizawa Yuri has grown tired of always becoming an emperor. Using his abilities, he obtains a reincarnation artifact and starts a fresh life in an entirely new world.

In Aeria, a realm where individuals are called from many different worlds, the weak are doomed to perish. Sungmin Lee, a mercenary without any skill, is no exception. But fortune smiles on him when he discovers a mysterious object just before his death, sending him back in time. Now a thirteen-year-old given another chance, Sungmin embarks on a desperate quest to become the strongest in Aeria, lacking both wealth and ability. The real question remains: can sheer determination alone turn a boy who has absolutely nothing into a hero?

Can a teacher be the heroine? Please? Due to a traumatic experience, I have a deep distrust of people called "sensei." I, Saiki Makoto, was called after school by Fujiki Maka-sensei, the most popular and beautiful teacher at my school. "I... love you." Huh—a confession out of nowhere!? "Until you say you love me, I will keep pursuing you." Ever since then, she has called me for "guidance counseling" after school. Somehow we ended up watching AV together, she gave me excessive skin-ship, and we went on dates. Over time, I gradually became conscious of Sensei...? But isn't it wrong for a teacher to go out with her student? A romance that is absolutely NG—the forbidden love between the two of us. Lesson start!

In "Aozora to Kumorizora," Azure suddenly realizes that her every action is being manipulated by someone who intends to stage her death as a suicide. Surprisingly, Azure herself feels no fear of dying, as she has long wished for it. Her manipulator, disappointed by the prospect of killing someone who does not value life, resolves to transform Azure into a victim who treasures her existence, ensuring that her final moments are filled with regret. Through a series of unforeseen events, Azure meets her controller, Claude, and they begin spending time together as he works toward his goal. As time passes, they discover shared traits and an unusual connection begins to develop between them.

After dedicating his entire existence to the crime syndicate known as the Glory Club, Peter abandons his notorious reputation as an assassin to pursue a peaceful life running a small used bookstore. However, when he is assaulted and nearly killed by the very organization he once faithfully served, Peter discovers that his body has inexplicably reverted to its teenage form. With his youthful vigor and skills restored, he decides to seek vengeance against the Glory Club.

In "Fate/strange Fake," the story focuses on a Holy Grail War that parallels but is inferior to the Third Holy Grail War in Fuyuki. After that war ended, an American organization of magicians, independent from the London Mage Association, studied the Fuyuki conflict and created their own version of the ritual. Seven decades later, they chose the town of Snowfield as the battlefield for this new war. However, their effort was flawed, leaving out the Saber class and permitting the summoning of irregular Servants due to a loose definition of what qualifies as a "hero."

An awkward otaku, a charming woman, and a fortuitous meeting on public transit—can advice from an online forum lead him to love? The story began with a genuine post on an internet forum and sparked a national sensation. A shy man encounters a woman on a train and rushes to ask for help online: How does one approach women? What clothing should he choose for their date? Where should they go? The forum erupted with responses, and as their relationship progressed, the thread expanded. This thread later became a best-selling book, inspiring a popular movie and a successful TV series. Now, this manga offers a heartwarming portrayal of an online community rallying behind love and romance.

Kouki Sakieda works as an assistant to the manga artist Akira Akanebe, whom he admires and who always finds some way to praise him. Over time, his admiration gradually develops into romantic feelings, and he realizes they are mutual. The series depicts the daily lives of Sakieda and Akanebe-sensei, who is blunt and unafraid to heap praise on her lover.

Akitsu Masanosuke is a wandering ronin without a master, known for his exceptional swordsmanship yet held back by his shyness and lack of worldly experience. He has been dismissed repeatedly by the lords he worked for, and now faces hunger and utter desperation. In this state, he agrees to serve as a bodyguard for Yaichi, the charismatic leader of a criminal group called the "Five Leaves." Though Masanosuke feels uneasy about the gang's unlawful activities, he begins to sense that Yaichi may have hidden motives that are not as simple as they appear. As his involvement with the Five Leaves deepens, Masanosuke finds himself increasingly fascinated by its sly and enigmatic members.

After dying in a traffic accident, Youki is reborn in a fantasy world—but instead of becoming the legendary hero, he ends up reincarnating as an absurdly powerful demon. With no interest in becoming the Demon Lord, he idles in the Demon Lord's castle as a random low-ranking guardian. One day, the Hero's party attacks, and on a whim, he wipes out the entire group. After healing them and getting ready to send them back to town, he notices the female priest and falls in love at first sight.

In the turbulent land of Halkeginia, various kingdoms, princedoms, duchies, and lordships vie for territory, while nobles engage in schemes and intrigues to increase their influence over rulers and foreign powers. At the heart of this complex landscape lies the modest but crucial kingdom of Tristein, home to the prestigious Tristein Academy of Magic. Here, young nobles from different regions gather to learn the art of magic and develop into skilled magi. Though friendships may form across borders among students, it remains uncertain whether these bonds will survive the political maneuvering and power struggles beyond the academy's walls. Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière, a student at Tristein Academy, is notorious for her inability to cast spells successfully. During a familiar-summoning ritual, Louise unexpectedly summons a young man named Hiraga Saito, who has been mysteriously transported from another world. After the ceremony, Saito becomes Louise's familiar.

Allen, a boy of eight hailing from a destitute household in the royal capital, spends his days in poverty yet contentment alongside his mother. But one day, he suddenly regains memories of his past life, realizing he has been reincarnated into a dating sim game. The capital is fated to be ravaged by war unless he intervenes. If he does nothing, he and his mother will both perish. Driven by a desperate urgency, he resolves to take action to protect his beloved mother and rescue his favorite character—the villainess Anastasia, the one girl he adored in the game—from her utterly tragic and ruinous fate. Thus begins the tale of a man who was never part of the game's cast, yet armed with unyielding resolve and every scrap of knowledge he possesses, he fights to defy destiny and overcome fate.

In "Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai," Kyousuke Kousaka, a typical seventeen-year-old high school student, shares a strained relationship with his younger sister, Kirino. For years, Kirino has largely ignored Kyousuke, often meeting him with cold glares. It seemed the bond between Kyousuke and his now-fourteen-year-old sibling was beyond repair. One day, Kyousuke discovers a DVD case for a magical girl anime called Hoshikuzu Witch Merle (Stardust Witch Merle) in the entryway of their home. Inside the case, he finds an adult game titled 'Imouto to Koi shiyo!' (Love with Little Sister!). To find out who owns the case, Kyousuke brings up magical girl anime during a family dinner, which draws negative reactions, especially from his police officer father, who strongly disapproves of otaku culture. Later that night, Kirino unexpectedly enters Kyousuke's room, starting what seems to be their first meaningful conversation in years. She insists they need to discuss something important and leads him to her room, where she reveals a large stash of moe anime and lolicon bishoujo games she has kept hidden.

After being released from prison under unclear circumstances, Yotarou finds himself without a home or family. He goes directly to Yakumo Yuurakutei, the greatest master of rakugo, a traditional form of Japanese storytelling. Through a twist of fate, Yotarou becomes captivated by rakugo and decides to make it his career. Surprisingly, Yakumo, who has never taken on students before, agrees to mentor Yotarou. Living with Yakumo and Konatsu, a young woman who shares the same house, Yotarou works to revive the declining art of rakugo during the Showa era. As Yotarou strengthens his bond with his mentor and "big sister," he uncovers clues about a difficult past in both their lives. The household atmosphere often feels tense and heavy. Despite these obstacles, Yotarou remains resolute in his determination, focusing on his dream of mastering rakugo and shaping its future.

A woman's life is cut short during "The Age of Transmigration," a period when those on the verge of death receive mysterious texts offering life insurance packages that grant them rebirth in new worlds. Arriving in the afterlife, she is given the chance to choose a fictional universe for her reincarnation. Having endured a difficult past life, she wishes to be reborn as a child in a fantasy romance novel, drawn to its simple, low-risk stories. Instead, she is sent to *Infinite Returns to Save the World*, a high-difficulty S-Class tale with frequent deaths. She reincarnates as Ailette Rodeline, a servant's daughter in a noble household, whose fate is tragic due to the abuse from the next family head. Facing this grim future, Ailette finds she has access to a vast array of resources from an insurance package she unknowingly acquired. This fortune lets her invest in skills and special items to survive and grow. To escape her original story's dire fate, she must build her strength and learn to protect herself.

With cuteness like theirs, who needs words? The stunning but accident-prone Momoko, the cool and collected Shibumi, and the purely innocent Mayumi appear in a "silent manga." No dialogue, no speeches—only pictures, sound effects, and the daily lives of three high school girls.

In an industrial company, Shimizu Makoto works as a team leader, enjoying a fulfilling and well-paying career. However, she secretly pursues a hobby she fears her coworkers would judge: creating and selling girls' love doujinshi at conventions. Shimizu's secret is accidentally discovered by her colleague Akane Maekawa when they unexpectedly meet at a doujin event. To Shimizu's surprise, Maekawa shows interest and even visits Shimizu's apartment to borrow some DVDs. As their relationship grows, Shimizu learns the value of sharing her passions with others and struggles with her changing feelings towards Maekawa.