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In the eccentric town of Adekan, the free-spirited and alluring umbrella maker Shiro—who wears no loincloth—and the intense, disciplined officer Kojiro, who despises any form of disorder, become caught up in a brutal and sensual adventure. This energetic collection from debut mangaka Tsujiki Nao is filled with combat and eroticism, certain to grip readers as powerfully as opium.

In "Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy," high school student Misumi Makoto is summoned by the god Tsukuyomi to serve as a hero in a magical world. But the influential people there are far from welcoming, and they banish him to the far reaches of the land. At the same time, Tsukuyomi commands that Makoto must forge his own path without help. So Makoto has no choice but to rely only on himself to decide what becomes of him.

Eighteen-year-old Mitsuha Yamano, orphaned after a freak accident, must navigate a harsh world all by herself. Just as she's worrying about her future, a mysterious being grants her the ability to travel between worlds. How will she use this power? Despite often being a scatterbrain, Mitsuha is resilient. She leverages modern tools and knowledge to forge her own path in a medieval fantasy realm, aiming to amass 2 billion yen—the equivalent of 80,000 gold coins—for a comfortable retirement. And a cute little companion is right there tagging along!

After finishing his part-time job, Yuuya Amane discovers two tiny, charming creatures inside a box, waiting for someone to take them in. These beings are called "Nukos"—cats that have developed human-like traits, able to speak and understand human emotions while still retaining their feline instincts. Captivated by their unique qualities and feeling a special connection with them, Yuuya decides to adopt the two Nukos and give them a home. "Nukozuke!" tells a warm and endearing story about Yuuya's daily life with his two Nukos—Kei, a calico Nuko who acts mature but is often mistaken for female, and Sasame, a younger black Nuko.

Fifteen-year-old Yuuko Yoshida wakes up one morning to find she has grown demon horns and a tail. Her mother tells her she has inherited supernatural abilities and must reclaim her family's lost honor by defeating the local magical girl, Momo Chiyoda, who is also a classmate. Despite her weak power, Yuuko sets out on a difficult quest to defeat Momo, resulting in a comedic magical girl story full of surprising twists.

Ji-u logs into the virtual reality game "Chrono Life," a world where only the strongest survive. He is immediately dismissed and mocked by other players for his inexperience, worthless gear, and overall noob status. However, after pushing his wooden stick to the maximum reinforcement level of +99, Ji-u discovers he can split continents and wipe out armies of thousands with a single swing. "It's time to teach the rest of you a lesson, you f*ckers."

After buying a lottery ticket on a whim, Kazura ends up winning 4 billion yen. To escape the vultures drawn by the scent of his newfound fortune, he seeks shelter in an old family estate passed down through generations. While exploring the property that would become his hideaway, he discovers a certain room that allows travel to and from another world. The culture and technological level of that world are relatively low. The protagonist sometimes brings over goods from his own world, other times introduces technological knowledge. In that world, he comes to discover his true worth as a person.

In the world of Uma Musume created by Cygames, Uma Musume Cinderella Gray follows Oguri Cap as she trains at the Kasamatsu Training Center Academy, striving to become a legendary horse girl.

Midori Nagumo, a broke college student, is the focus of this absurd slapstick comedy from the creator of Nichijou. She races through a city packed with eccentric people, unleashing a cascade of chaotic events. Sinking under heavy debt, she can't pay her landlord, who relentlessly demands the overdue rent. Her once-gullible best friend has caught on to her tricks and refuses to lend money anymore. Desperate ideas like threats or petty theft cross her mind, but they're not realistic solutions. Getting a job might solve her financial woes, but it would cut into her time for impromptu escapades across the bustling city.

Long ago, four couples were prevented by a cruel fate from achieving genuine happiness. Decades later, all eight souls have been reincarnated. Some hold onto memories of their previous existences, and their affection endures across lifetimes. Whether it involves a princess and her butler, a master and his cat, two fiercely hot-tempered partners in an arranged union, or a devoted person and their ailing beloved, their connections stay intact.

Akira, a second-year middle school student, lives a calm and quiet life on a secluded island, where the school environment remains peaceful and untroubled. This tranquil routine is disrupted when a new transfer student, Matsushiro Nishigami, arrives. He introduces himself as a shinigami, announcing, "Anyone who gets close to me will die." What hidden truths lie behind this mysterious declaration?

Inaba, a quiet rural town, is thrown into turmoil by a series of mysterious murders. After his parents leave for work overseas, Souji Seta moves to this town to live with his uncle for a year. When he transfers to Yasogami High School, he ends up in a class with the assertive Chie Satonaka, the outgoing Yosuke Hanamura, and the refined Yukiko Amagi. The group quickly forms a close friendship and starts spending more time together outside of school. Chie brings up the local legend of the "Midnight Channel," a strange phenomenon where, under specific conditions of being alone at midnight during a rainstorm, watching a turned-off television reveals one's soulmate in the reflection. At first dismissing it as just a superstition, Souji, Chie, and Yosuke decide to test the theory themselves. But instead of seeing their soulmates, they witness the image of a fellow student who later becomes another victim of the ongoing murders. Realizing the dark truth behind the Midnight Channel, the trio, along with Yukiko, takes matters into their own hands and starts their own investigation. Their search leads them through Inaba and into a hidden, alternate world inside the television itself.

An office worker named Leon is transported into the brutal world of an otome game, where women hold all the authority and only handsome men get any respect. However, Leon retains the memories of his past life, including a full walkthrough of this very game. Armed with that knowledge, he starts a revolt meant to change the world as it is, all to achieve his goal of a calm, simple life somewhere in the countryside.

I, Haru (16), the strongest prodigy of the kingdom, have been assigned to the Knight Order. My superior in this knight order, where the strongest of the kingdom gather to become the elite, is Karen-san, a 29-year-old single woman. "Lack of self-confidence is not allowed, prepare yourself!" Usually she is a feared and noble "Oni Knight Leader"... "……I, I ended up falling in love with you!!" "Since I can't endure it anymore, is it fine to cry from the bottom of my heart?" The Karen-san who does things like inviting me to her room, acting spoiled, or showing special facial expressions only toward me is just too cute...!

Leaving only scorched earth and corpses behind him, Kang Chan—known as the "God of Blackfield"—terrorized his foes. Yet amid the turmoil of combat, his life was suddenly cut short. "I took a bullet... but it came from behind me!" Resurrected three years later, this former god is now a frail high school student drowning in troubles: vicious bullies, shady business schemes, and even girls. Getting revenge seemed straightforward, but high school is a whole new kind of warzone.

In a society where a person's value hinges on the strength of their skill, Taehyeon is a 35-year-old unawakened individual who barely survives by working as a pack carrier for monster hunters. However, when a mysterious entity known as "the King" bestows a skill upon him, Taehyeon receives a fresh start. He finds himself back in high school, now wielding Gluttony—an ability that lets him block and absorb the skills of others.

This is a relaunched manga adaptation of the light novel 'Sono Mono. Nochi ni...', with artwork by Nariie Shinichirou. Wazu, a typical town dweller, wound up confining himself to 'Mountain' due to a series of unfortunate events. After two years, he decided to come down from the mountain and engage with others. However, there are all sorts of misunderstandings about the 'Mountain' where he had been secluded. He continues to cross paths with many people. And after that...

Beyond the familiar world lies the domain of the Twelve Kingdoms, where the natural balance is governed by the Way—an ethical framework established by the Mandate of Heaven. This divine decree brings calamities like war and famine upon a kingdom whose ruler fails to uphold it. In this realm, children hatch from eggs found on trees, and mythical creatures roam freely. A sudden breach between this mystical world and Japan draws Youko Nakajima, an ordinary high school student, into a reality far removed from any fairy tale. Having once conformed strictly to societal norms, Youko finds herself isolated and pursued by both humans and beasts in a wild expanse that defies earthly conventions. Amidst this chaos and the harshness of those surrounding her, she must grapple with the unfamiliar rules and learn to make her own choices to preserve her integrity. Juuni Kokuki immerses us in a rich tapestry of fantasy, following Youko and other individuals as they navigate the unforgiving yet breathtaking landscape, discovering their true selves along the way.

Jirou Tenge, the second son of a once-prominent Japanese family, comes back after being held as a prisoner of war in an American camp during World War II. On his return, he discovers that the war's social changes have deeply poisoned his family. His older brother, trying to hold onto some of the family's land after the government’s forced redistribution, has given his wife to their father in exchange for his approval, while other relatives have also fallen into moral decay. Jirou, whose strength was broken during his time as a captive, is forced into working as an American spy. The youngest daughter, Ayako, is now left to carry the weight of her family's sins.

In the popular online game Lucid Adventure, Ethan—known by his username Hardcore Leveling Warrior—holds the top spot on the leaderboard. His dominance is abruptly shattered when a mysterious player defeats him, causing his character to revert to level 1. Driven by resolve, Ethan is determined to climb back to his former position by any means necessary. Along the way, he builds bonds with new allies and confronts old enemies. Meanwhile, he must navigate strange occurrences and confront his own troubled history, all while fighting to recover what he lost.

In "The Law of Ueki," the Celestial World's future is at stake as various contenders compete for the throne via the Battle of the Supernatural Powers. A hundred participants each choose a junior high school student to represent them in this critical conflict. Each student receives a unique ability: the power to turn one specific object into another. The winner of the competition becomes the new King of the Celestial World, and their student proxy is granted the Blank Talent—a remarkable power that can bring forth any desired skill.

Set in Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost prefecture, "Working!!" centers on a family restaurant where sixteen-year-old high school student Souta Takanashi works part-time. His coworkers are quite distinctive. Popura Taneshima, a high school senior, is often mistaken for a much younger student. Meanwhile, the store manager, 28-year-old Kyoko Shirafuji, avoids doing any actual work.

The isekai fantasy tale follows a young man transported into another world, where he is forced to roleplay an old man trapped in a young woman's body! Sakamori Kagami wakes up in the world of Ark Earth Online, a game he plays obsessively. The catch? Instead of his usual avatar—an elderly, bearded sorcerer—he finds himself inhabiting a girl's form. Now he must persuade the inhabitants of this realm that he—she—is the pupil of the legendary wise man who vanished without a trace thirty years ago.

Kosuke dies after being hit by a truck, and his soul ends up lost in a garden where two beautiful girls are present. The owner of that place gives him a choice: either be reborn or be summoned to another world, and he chooses the summoning. In this new world, the two main girls, who were created by the garden's owner, are meant to help him uncover the mystery behind the world—a dungeon tower. Can he become the tower's owner and manage it?

Tomoya Aki, a dedicated otaku, finds himself captivated by a mysterious girl he meets during a chance encounter one spring break. That fleeting yet magical moment inspires him to create a bishoujo game designed to capture the essence of that perfect scene. As his second year of high school begins, Tomoya realizes he has made no progress on the game. To his surprise, he discovers the girl from his memory is actually his unassuming classmate, Megumi Katou. Determined to bring his game to life, Tomoya asks Megumi for help and convinces his childhood friend, Eriri Spencer Sawamura, and senior, Utaha Kasumigaoka, to join the project. However, Tomoya quickly learns that collaborating with friends on such an ambitious venture is far more challenging than he expected.

In "Shinobu's Pure Heart," the title character—a typical high school girl—firmly refuses to acknowledge that she is a ninja, even though her class representative, Hitoyoshi Kageyama, repeatedly witnesses her engaging in unmistakable ninja behavior: climbing walls, flinging shuriken, setting off smoke bombs, and vanishing without warning. For all her remarkable combat and stealth talents, Shinobu knows next to nothing about forming friendships or navigating romantic relationships, which makes it hard for her to communicate her feelings to Hitoyoshi—who is equally oblivious when it comes to such things. Still, through their daily interactions and shared school experiences, the two gradually grow closer. Along the way, Shinobu begins to understand what it really means to be a normal high school student.

Third season of Cheese in the Trap.

Akiyoshi Wataru is an ordinary student. He goes to cram school, spends time with his friends, and does the typical things boys his age do: chase after girls. One day, a particular girl named Iwashita Ayane catches his eye at cram school because of her red fingernail. Later, while in town, he spots a familiar girl and follows her. However, she enters an image club—a brothel specializing in cosplay. To make matters worse, one of the girls working there goes by the name "Ayane." What does this mean? And what will Wataru do?

Sumi Sakurasawa struggles with extreme shyness. Everyday activities such as grabbing a donut with another person or alerting a passerby that they've left something behind leave her completely frozen with anxiety. Her plan to overcome this is to work as a "rent-a-girlfriend," earning money while honing her social abilities. However, raising the difficulty level by taking on such a demanding job might not be the guaranteed fix she imagined. To make matters worse, maintaining the position requires perfect five-star ratings, meaning she cannot afford to panic or shut down during a date. How can she possibly manage that?

In a parallel world, Illyasviel von Einzbern finds herself alone, with neither Miyu Edelfelt nor Rin Tohsaka to rely on. Fuyuki City, once lively, now lies buried under snow and reduced to rubble, marked by a massive crater at its center. Wandering through the desolate streets, Illya heads toward her home only to find it destroyed, with no trace of her family. Out of nowhere, she encounters Tanaka, a girl in a gym uniform who has lost all her memories and cheerfully pounces on her. Despite her own predicament, Tanaka offers to help, and the two take shelter in a nearby playground. While hiding from the bitter cold, they come under attack by an agent of the Ainsworth family. The assailant retreats after striking them, hinting that even greater dangers await in this twisted version of their world.

The youngest A-rank adventurer and child prodigy, Kaiser, discovers three infant girls who are the sole survivors of a ravaged village. He chooses to retire from adventuring in order to raise them. As they grow, the girls shine brightly, demonstrating remarkable abilities in fencing, magic, and management. Yet it also becomes clear that these daughters harbor an intense affection for their father, Kaiser.

In the rural town of Itomori, Mitsuha Miyamizu longs to escape her mundane high school life for the fast-paced existence of a Tokyo boy. Her wish comes true when she wakes up one day in a male body, experiencing the thrill of urban living. Meanwhile, Taki Tachibana, a Tokyo student, finds himself waking up as a girl in a small lakeside village, far removed from his familiar city life. As they realize they are living each other's lives during their dreams, Mitsuha and Taki start working together to adapt to this bizarre exchange. Gradually, their connection strengthens, leading them to strive to meet in person, defying the intricate ties of fate that bind them.

In Sungdong High School, Class 3-2 led a normal life, occupied with crushes, college entrance exams, and the usual concerns of teenage years. But their ordinary routine shatters when strange purple spheres begin falling from the sky, causing unexpected destruction and throwing the world into chaos. With South Korea's military stretched thin, the government swiftly conscripts anyone in secondary education or older. Caught unprepared, Class 3-2 is forced into military training, swapping their pens for weapons. To make the transition easier, they are promised low danger and extra college credits upon completion. Maintaining their relaxed and carefree attitude, the class heads into their new duties, unaware of the harsh truth that will soon strip away their youthful innocence.

Gang Yong is resolute in his goal to seek vengeance for his master's murder, regardless of the cost. After spending years in isolation perfecting his martial arts skills, he sets out on a journey to find the betrayers who caused his master's downfall. When he finally reaches the town, he learns that those traitors have already been killed. With no obvious direction left, Gang Yong finds himself uncertain about what to do next.

A recently broken-up ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend are forced to live under the same roof! Despite still having feelings for each other, this former couple becomes siblings after their parents' marriage. Fall in love with a pair who constantly bicker yet can't resist each other in this intensely sweet and tantalizing romantic comedy.

In "The Villainess Flips the Script!," Luca Winterwald grows up under difficult circumstances, with his father absent, his mother deceased, and his aunt Judith Maibaum treating him cruelly. On his tenth birthday, Viscount Ruediger steps in and takes Luca to the Winterwald Duchy, where he is meant to claim his rightful position as duke and seek revenge against those who question his lineage. An avid reader of the novel that follows Luca's path of vengeance is reborn as Judith, the first minor antagonist to die. Determined to change her destiny, she intends to live quietly after Luca leaves with Ruediger. Yet, despite Luca's initial doubt about Judith's newfound kindness, he firmly refuses to abandon his aunt when Ruediger arrives. Contrary to expectations, Judith decides to go with Luca, resolved to use her knowledge of the story's events to protect them both and secure a promising future for her beloved nephew.

Shy and physically weak, Tsukushi Tsukamoto is frequently targeted by bullies. After one such incident, he crosses paths with Jin Kazama, a naturally gifted soccer player also attending Seiseki High School. Kazama steps in to help Tsukamoto and asks him to join a futsal game as a substitute for an absent player. Despite his lack of skill and a painful ankle injury, Tsukamoto shows relentless enthusiasm and determination, motivating his team, including the initially apathetic Kazama. Tsukamoto scores the winning goal, igniting a deep passion for soccer and forming a connection with Kazama. Motivated by Kazama's example, Tsukamoto decides to try out for the school's soccer club. He is unaware, however, that Seiseki's team is famous across the country, and his limited abilities might not be enough to earn a spot. Unfazed, Tsukamoto keeps pushing forward, relying only on his ability to charge ahead without hesitation.

Kazuma Suzuki was an ordinary high school student—until his childhood friend Rua Takayashiki, a gorgeous, sharp-tongued girl who also happened to be the school chairman’s granddaughter and the nation’s top idol, severed their relationship with a line straight out of a drama. Forced to bow to her whims for years as her so-called childhood friend, Kazuma decides now is the time for his very first rebellion. He’s finished playing the obedient lapdog. This time, he’s reclaiming his freedom—and aiming for a normal school life. But escaping from a powerful beauty like her is easier said than done.

In "Land of the Blindfolded," high school student Outsuka Kanade has the ability to occasionally foresee a person's future when she makes physical contact with them. Her new classmate, Naitou Arou, a transfer student, can only perceive past events through his psychic powers. When Kanade foresees a grim outcome, she questions whether she can change it. She soon forms a bond with Arou, who has greater mastery over his abilities and can activate or deactivate them at will, even using them to uncover the "memories" embedded in objects. As the story unfolds, the question arises whether these young seers are destined for each other. Additionally, the narrative explores whose strategy is more effective: Arou’s passive approach of non-interference or Kanade’s active but problematic attempts to alter outcomes. Included one-shots: Volume 1: Machigaeru Otoko (The Boy Who Makes Mistakes), Matsuri no Ato (After the Sports Festival) Volume 2: Hyakka Jimusho no Akuma (The Devil in the Flowered Office) Volume 3: Ame no Naka (Inside Rain)

Despite years of sword training, Leon still cannot overcome his rival Lionel at the royal academy. Then one day the holy sword Elsyd appears and declares Leon its chosen hero and student. The young swordsman anticipated tough lessons from the holy sword, but now Elsyd is even trying to teach him how to... see? If Leon can withstand this, will he finally become strong enough to defeat the privileged Lionel and prove his worth?

Itsuki Hashima is a novelist with an intense fixation on little sisters. His world revolves around a diverse circle of friends: a globally recognized genius and love specialist whose striking looks go unnoticed, a girl troubled by her connections and unable to find calm even in sleep, and a remarkably talented illustrator. Each faces their own challenges, yet they maintain a vibrant existence through joint journeys, trips, and teamwork.

Saki Miyanaga is a high school freshman who strongly dislikes mahjong. Since childhood, she has been put off by the game because she always lost her New Year's gift money when playing with her family. Winning made her parents uncomfortable, while losing meant she suffered financially. To avoid these problems, she developed a playing style that kept her score near zero—neither winning nor losing. At the beginning of the story, an old acquaintance convinces her to join the school's mahjong club. The question remains: how will someone who hates mahjong but has accidentally developed her skills handle this environment?

In "Karakuri Circus," Katou Narumi is afflicted with Zonapha Syndrome, a rare condition that stops his breathing unless he can make others laugh. Having abandoned his Chinese kenpo training, he returns to Japan and takes up clowning, but struggles to be humorous. Narumi's life shifts when he meets Saiga Masaru, a young boy who has recently inherited a fortune, and shares a genuine laugh with him. Learning that Masaru is being hunted by assassins wielding enormous, eerie puppets, Narumi decides to protect him. They soon encounter Shirogane, a girl who controls her own puppet and claims she was sent from France by Masaru's deceased grandfather to guard him. Their paths cross and diverge, weaving two tales: one of puppets and one of performers, bound together by sorrow and joy. The bizarre circus of living dolls spreading Zonapha Syndrome, the human puppets called the Shirogane, and the puppeteers driven by an eternal vendetta orchestrate this dual performance.

Since entering high school, Kotoko Aihara has harbored a wish to be classmates with Naoki Irie, who is the school's top student, whereas she ranks among the bottom. By her senior year, this dream remains unfulfilled. After her house is destroyed, the Irie household becomes her only option for shelter. With such proximity, will their relationship remain unchanged, or evolve into something deeper? Included one-shots: Volume 1: Boku ga Naku Volume 20: Pink no Yuki ga Futtara

There is an inn that you can visit where you'll find old things you thought were lost forever.

Three centuries ago, a mighty military leader rose in revolt against the Celestial Emperor, murdered him, and took control of the throne, establishing a harsh and oppressive government. A foretelling declares that the Six Stars will gather together to bring down this cruel dominion. The present leader of the Yasha Clan has discovered Ashura, the last remaining individual from the Ashura Clan, and they set out on a journey to locate the Six Stars and make the prophecy come true.

Dariel, a dark soldier in his 30s who cannot use magic, is suddenly fired from the Demon King’s army. Banished from his hometown, he wanders into a human village, where adventurer abilities that demons are never granted suddenly blossom. “I’m…human…?” Then a village girl launches an aggressive assault to capture and tame the novice adventurer who has practically fallen into her lap. His second chance at life—one where he still can’t catch a break—has only just begun.

By her seventh loop, Rishe Irmgard Weitzner has grown intimately familiar with her fate: her engagement is shattered, and she is cast out by her family. Every cycle rewinds to that same instant, though she has chosen a different path each time. In her first life, she worked as a merchant; in her second, an herbalist; another saw her as a handmaiden; and her sixth life had her as a knight. But regardless of the role she took, she always perished at twenty years old. Rishe’s sixth life ended at the hands of Arnold Hein, the emperor of the neighboring nation. Yet at the start of her seventh loop, Arnold presents her with an unexpected offer: become his fiancée and enjoy a life of luxury at his side. In her previous existences, Rishe never had the chance to visit his country because of the ongoing war. So she seizes the opportunity to realize her longtime ambition of exploring the world.