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Third-year middle school student Tatara Fujita has no clear direction for his future and is frequently picked on by bullies because of his timid nature. He longs to find something he can dedicate himself to completely. One day, while being hounded by a group of delinquents, he is saved by Kaname Sengoku, a dance instructor who rides a motorcycle. Sengoku misinterprets Tatara’s glance at a flyer for Ogasawara Dance Studio and signs him up for a trial lesson. At the studio, Tatara is paired with his classmate Shizuku Hanaoka, a gifted dancer. After another round of bullying and another rescue by Sengoku, Tatara decides to join the dance studio, determined to change how others see him. Throwing himself into the vibrant and energetic world of dance, Tatara commits fully, moving with grace across the ballroom as he chases his newfound passion.

In the story, Yoshikazu Miyano, a shy high school student who enjoys boys' love manga, finds himself caught in the middle of a violent school brawl. Unable to act, he is saved by the intervention of the senior student Shuumei Sasaki, who swiftly takes control of the situation. From that moment on, Miyano secretly admires Sasaki. After three months, however, Miyano begins to see Sasaki as increasingly irritating rather than admirable. At school, Sasaki often greets him with playful banter and casual physical interactions. When Sasaki asks for manga recommendations, Miyano shares a boys' love comic from his collection. Surprisingly, Sasaki takes a liking to it and develops a newfound appreciation for the genre, leading to a shared interest between them. Could this common passion hint at a deeper connection?

In Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, a powerful jutsu causes Boruto and Kawaki to swap their lives. Branded a traitor, Boruto departs his village to train under Sasuke. However, when Konoha is attacked, the now-grown Boruto must return to his hometown to demonstrate the strength he has gained.

In "Rainbow Days," the story follows four high school boys: Natsuki Hashiba, a hopeless romantic; Keiichi Katakura, who enjoys mischief; Tomoya Matsunaga, a well-known ladies' man; and Tsuyoshi Naoe, a clever otaku. They frequently struggle with their studies while spending much of their time engaging in pranks and navigating romantic endeavors. On Christmas Eve, after being dumped by his girlfriend, Natsuki finds solace when a girl dressed as Santa Claus offers him tissues. In return, he gives her a scarf intended for his ex. Upon returning to school after the break, Natsuki learns the girl’s name is Anna Kobayakawa, and she happens to attend the same school. Infatuated with Anna, Natsuki attempts to draw closer to her, but his friends often disrupt his efforts. One-shot volumes include: Volume 1: Aru Toshi to Sorekara no Watashitach Volume 5: Shinbun-bu no Yoriko-kun

In Vladivostok, Russia, a secret transaction occurs, resulting in a deadly virus falling into the hands of a mysterious woman named Maya. At Mishiro Academy in Japan, Fujimaru Takagi appears to be an ordinary student, but he was once known as "Falcon," a legendary hacker who exposed major criminal organizations before disappearing from the digital world. The elite Third-I division of the Public Security Intelligence Agency, led by Fujimaru's father, Ryunosuke, and his ally Otoya Kujou, are the only ones aware of this fact. After a KGB agent is killed in Japan, a memory chip discovered at the scene becomes the only lead. Third-I recruits Fujimaru to decrypt it, revealing footage of an event called the "Christmas Massacre." As Ryunosuke investigates the murder further, he uncovers clues related to the killing and a mysterious code named "Bloody Monday," only to find himself implicated in the death of his superior. With his father's reputation on the line, Fujimaru must use his hacking skills to help Third-I prevent the impending terror and destruction across Japan while clearing his father's name.

In the late 1800s, the British Empire is at its peak, but its rigid class system keeps most people from advancing while corrupt nobles hold power. William James Moriarty, the second son of the Moriarty family, is a brilliant young mathematics professor known for his sharp intellect and cunning from an early age. He lives a quiet noble life with his brothers, Albert and Louis. Besides teaching, he works as a well-known private consultant helping those in trouble. Yet hidden behind this kind image is the head of a secret group that aims to cause chaos across society, hoping to build a new world from the ruins of the old.

In the early Edo period, samurai Toyohisa Shimazu fights fiercely against the powerful Tokugawa forces while covering the retreat of the Shimazu army. After his unit is decimated, he manages to push back the enemy, but is left mortally wounded. Leaving the battlefield in despair, he is mysteriously transported to a white corridor and then thrust through a door. Awakening in an unfamiliar world, he encounters other Drifters—renowned fighters who have also died and been relocated to this realm. Using their past experiences and abilities, these Drifters unite to challenge an empire and fight against an enigmatic evil threatening to destroy humanity.

After a five-year relationship ends, 26-year-old Michiyo Ozawa spends the evening drinking with coworkers. When she returns home, she finds the elevator in her apartment building out of order. Looking for an alternative, she goes to a nearby house to use the bathroom and meets Zenji Oyamada. At first glance, he seems ordinary, but Michiyo notices a large pile of boxes in his room. These boxes contain strange items sent by Oyamada's brother, who lives abroad and frequently changes hobbies. Fascinated by the mysterious boxes, Michiyo is invited by Oyamada to open one. As she does, a heartwarming story unfolds about an ordinary couple and their shared experience with the unusual contents of these boxes.

In a world where vampires coexist with humans but remain ostracized despite a peace treaty from two centuries ago that requires them to subsist only on pig's blood, Orange Marmalade centers on Baek Ma Ri, a young vampire haunted by a lifetime of prejudice. Having been driven out of multiple communities because of her nature, she longs for stability in her new city with her family. Her experiences have left her disillusioned with both love and friendship. However, her encounter with Jung Jae Min changes everything; his alluring blood scent awakens dormant cravings, leading Ma Ri to feed on him. As a result, she finds herself grappling with the consequences of her actions as Jae Min begins to develop feelings for her.

In "Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin," six teenagers around 16 or 17, nicknamed Joe, Mario, Suppon, Baremoto, Heitai, and Kyabetsu, are sent to a reformatory for crimes including aggravated assault, fraud, and running away. Upon arrival, their harsh reality sets in as they are monitored by a violent and oppressive staff and reside under the watchful eye of a pedophile doctor. Conflict arises when they are forced to share a cell with Sakuragi, known as Anchan. Tensions escalate, leading to a confrontation where the six are severely beaten by the enigmatic young man, who displays exceptional boxing skills. The narrative delves into the lives of these seven individuals as they endure their grim surroundings and face disillusionment from society and loved ones. At its core, the story is about the strong and enduring bonds formed among these young men.

Mariko Ikagawa endured abuse and depression from childhood, finding comfort in her friend Tomoyo Shiino, a connection that lasted into their adult years. Now 26 and working as an office clerk, Shiino is stunned when a news report reveals Mariko has taken her own life. After failing to reach Mariko, she accepts the truth and decides to understand why her friend made this choice. Shiino retrieves Mariko's ashes from her abusive father, then sets out with the remains toward a place Mariko always wanted to visit, reflecting on the joyful memories they shared. The volume also includes a one-shot titled Yiska.

In the summer of 2006, the Nanba brothers—Mutta and Hibito—witnessed a mysterious object in the sky, inspiring a pact between them. Hibito declared his ambition to become an astronaut and walk on the Moon, while Mutta, believing a big brother must always lead, vowed to go to Mars. By 2025, Hibito has become a NASA employee, on track to be the first Japanese person on the Moon. Meanwhile, Mutta finds himself unemployed after being dismissed from his position at an auto development firm. As he struggles to secure new employment, Mutta receives a transformative letter from JAXA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, informing him that he has been selected for the upcoming round of astronaut candidates. Seeing this as a pivotal opportunity to fulfill his earlier promise, Mutta commits to the challenging journey toward space travel.

Upon awakening from a deadly confrontation with the villainous Cheonma, leader of the Demonic Cult, Cheongmyeong of the Mount Hua Sect finds himself transported a century forward in time. His final recollections are of the fierce battle that nearly wiped out the Ten Great Sects of ancient China, a conflict he ended by defeating Cheonma, only to die from his own injuries, grieving over the immense cost of victory. Given a second chance at life, Cheongmyeong is distressed to discover that the once-renowned Mount Hua Sect has fallen to a mere shadow of its former glory. Determined to reverse this decline, Cheongmyeong sets out on a quest to restore his sect to its previous greatness.

In the process of creating a shounen manga, manga artist Usamaru Furuya discovers a website known as No Longer Human, which serves as an online journal penned by a man named Youzou Ooba. Through his posts, Youzou reflects on a life marked by disappointment, particularly his descent from a popular and successful high school student to a disheveled, prematurely gray-haired man at just 25 years old. Captivated by the profound sense of cynicism, isolation, and longing conveyed in the diary, Furuya continues to read and eventually uses their artistic talents to illustrate the poignant story of this troubled soul.

In a slightly futuristic world, Earth is under attack by interdimensional aliens known as the Nova. The story centers on Kazuya Aoi, a Japanese boy who enrolls at a special academy designed to train genetically enhanced girls called Pandoras to fight these aliens, alongside their male partners, known as Limiters, who can use a unique ability called "freezing" to immobilize enemies. Kazuya meets Satellizer el Bridget, an older girl who is the most powerful Pandora in her class but has yet to choose a Limiter. Despite warnings from his friends, Kazuya decides to become her Limiter.

In the Baskerville family, children are raised from infancy to become deadly assassins where loyalty and obedience are absolute. Though he was an illegitimate outcast, Bikir remained devoted to his family until his father ultimately killed him. Yet Bikir is mysteriously revived, carrying every memory and skill from his previous life. With this new opportunity, he swears to escape his pack and take vengeance on those who harmed him, beginning with the very relatives who shaped him into a murderer.

Following the loss of his family in a tragic car accident, high school student Taiyou Asano retreats from social interaction. The only individual he feels at ease conversing with is his childhood friend, Mutsumi Yozakura, who heads the globe's leading spy clan. Her eldest brother, Kyouichirou Yozakura, has become overly protective of Mutsumi after an incident where he severely injured her. His intense devotion to her poses a threat to Taiyou, who becomes the object of Kyouichirou’s vigilance. To ensure his survival, Taiyou must marry Mutsumi and integrate himself into the Yozakura family. Amidst this upheaval, Taiyou embarks on a journey to develop his espionage skills, striving to protect his new wife while uncovering the secrets surrounding his past and the enigmatic Yozakura family.

Yukino Miyazawa appears to be the ideal student: beautiful, friendly, athletic, and always top of her class. But this perfection is only a facade. In reality, she sees herself as the "queen of vanity," driven solely by a desire for praise and approval from everyone around her. Upon entering high school, she encounters Souichirou Arima, a remarkably handsome, gifted, and brilliant young man who quickly surpasses her academically and takes the top spot in the class. This sparks an intense rivalry, and Yukino schemes to reclaim her position as the most admired student. Unknown to her, Souichirou—the very person she despises—confesses his love for her and uncovers her secret, using it as leverage to gain control over her. Despite their initial hostility, the time they spend together reveals unexpected commonalities between them, leading both to gradually reveal their true selves to one another. Included one-shots: Volume 1: Tora to Chameleon: Yakusoku wa Isshukan (The Tiger and the Chameleon: A Promise for One Week) Volume 4: Ashita Mata Mori de Aou ne (Meet Me Again Tomorrow in the Forest) Volume 8: Abareru Ousama (The Raging King)

In "Even If You Slit My Mouth," Miroku, a woman known for her unsettling ear-to-ear grin, was once feared as an urban legend and called the "Queen of Folklore." But as people's belief in her fades, her very existence becomes threatened. Adding to her troubles, she is bound in a contractual marriage to Kouichi Sano, a 17-year-old from a family tasked with protecting supernatural beings. Unhappy with this arrangement, Miroku seeks to reclaim her former status on her own. Sano proposes a challenge: if she can scare him at least once before he turns eighteen, he will end their engagement. Though Miroku agrees, she grows uneasy with Sano's additional condition that he must also win her heart in the process.

Takasu Ryuuji has discovered through experience that appearances can be misleading. Despite his genuinely kind nature, his unintentionally fierce glare and rugged facial features make him look like a troublemaker, leaving him with almost no hope of making new friends, let alone finding a girlfriend. It is Ryuuji's first day of his second year in high school, and things seem to be looking up. He ends up seated next to his only friend, Yuusaku, and even more importantly, next to the girl he has a secret crush on, Kushieda Minori. But just when it seems like everything is falling into place, he accidentally crosses paths with Aisaka Taiga, the most feared girl in school, turning her into his sworn enemy. To make matters worse, Taiga has moved in right next door to Ryuuji and happens to be Minori's best friend. Could this school year possibly get any worse?

In the life of high school student Tetsu Misato, a shy but hardworking boy, a new job at his father’s housekeeping business brings him to a grand mansion he often admired as a child. Hidden within this vast estate lies a secluded garden and a small building where the family’s reclusive daughter, Shizu Karasawa, isolates herself from the world due to a strange illness. During one of his cleaning tasks near the building, Tetsu unexpectedly meets Shizu. On later visits, they form a connection. Shizu tells Tetsu that she has been confined inside the building for years, cut off from human contact because of her unusual sickness. As Tetsu continues to visit, his feelings for Shizu grow stronger. However, when he realizes the depth of his emotions, he discovers the true cause of her condition. "Ohayou, Ibarahime" follows Tetsu’s journey to uncover the real Shizu hidden beneath her supernatural affliction, as he strives to help her and heal his own heart in the process.

After their parents die, Fumino and her brother are passed around among various relatives. Sick of constantly moving, Fumino decides to quit school and work to support her brother. One day, while sitting on a park bench, her teacher unexpectedly appears and offers to marry her, taking responsibility for both Fumino and her brother. Is this proposal genuine, or is the teacher just joking around...?! Included one-shot: Volume 1: Tsuki to Himawari (Moon and Sunflower)

In a world where most people are born with an "Iris"—a special ability often expressed through visual cues, ranging from lie detection to predicting danger—high school student Tooru Mizushima stands out as an "Iris Zero," lacking this unique power. This rarity makes him a target for bullying, leading him to maintain a quiet and inconspicuous lifestyle. His world turns upside down when Koyuki Sasamori, a popular and outgoing schoolgirl, enters his life. Koyuki possesses an Iris that enables her to identify the ideal person for any task, and she believes Tooru is the perfect match to assist her in selecting the next student council president. Initially reluctant due to his preference for solitude, Tooru is eventually persuaded by Koyuki’s relentless and optimistic approach. As he becomes entangled in various social circles and uses his sharp analytical skills to unravel mysteries, Tooru's once solitary life as an Iris Zero starts to transform.

Once the second most powerful figure in the Demon Realm and the Demon King's trusted assistant, Jahy commanded fear among her subjects. However, a magical girl's attack shatters a mystic gem that held immense energy, resulting in the Demon Realm's complete destruction. Though Jahy survives, she loses nearly all her abilities and ends up in the human world, now appearing as a small child. To reclaim her original form and rebuild the Demon Realm, she must gather more mystic gems. This forces her to adapt to an unfamiliar lifestyle, facing mundane challenges she never encountered before—earning money for rent, bickering with her landlord over late payments, and more. Yet the great Jahy refuses to be daunted!

In the world of Shugo Chara!, children's hopes and dreams create a "Heart's Egg," an unseen representation of their ideal self that lies dormant within them. Amu Hinamori, a student starting at a new school, finds herself burdened with an undeserved image as cool and fiery. Longing to reveal her true self, Amu discovers three eggs one morning, which hatch into her Guardian Characters: Ran, Miki, and Suu. These characters embody different aspects of Amu's desired personality. The series follows Amu's journey as she unlocks her hidden potential through interactions with her Guardian Characters, meets other Guardian Characters, and faces various challenges.

Keitarou Itsuki has a gentle and thoughtful nature, but his intense gaze makes others wary of him. When he confesses his feelings to Aoi Tokujira, she rejects him, leading Keitarou to believe his intimidating eyes are the cause. After discussing this with his older sister, she suggests a drastic makeover, and to Keitarou's shock, she transforms him into a girl. Reluctantly returning home in his new form, Keitarou encounters Aoi being harassed by some schoolmates. He steps in to help her, only to realize she does not recognize him. Aoi reveals a hidden truth: she has a strong aversion to men. Mistaking Keitarou for a tomboyish girl, she asks for his assistance in overcoming her fear.

At age sixteen, Ryo Narushima was an outstanding student on track for entry into Tokyo University and a life among the privileged class. But during that summer, Ryo suffered a mental collapse. He savagely killed both of his parents using a small knife as his sister looked on, powerless, from a corner. That devastating incident serves as the beginning of our story.

High school teacher Rinko Yoshitaka seems to treat Ryo Arase as she would any other student, frequently scolding him for late work and keeping a professional front. But unknown to everyone else, Yoshitaka and Arase share hidden romantic encounters. Although they find ways to meet in private, Yoshitaka insists their relationship must stay secret until Arase turns 20. Even with this rule hanging over them as a warning, Arase and Yoshitaka find it hard to hold back from each other. They have to practice self-control to keep others from becoming suspicious.

At twelve years old, Mitsuki Kouyama is diagnosed with a rare form of throat cancer, sarcoma. Faced with the option to remove her vocal cords and potentially cure the disease, she refuses, driven by her dream to become a pop singer and honor a promise made to her childhood sweetheart, Eichi Sakurai, who moved to America. As her condition deteriorates, Mitsuki accepts her grim prognosis. One day, while escaping from her grandmother's house—where music is forbidden—to attend an audition, Mitsuki encounters two shinigami, Takuto Kira and Meroko Yui. Recognizing that she can see them, they inform her that she has only a year left to live. Moved by her circumstances, Takuto offers Mitsuki a way to pursue her dreams by transforming her into a healthy sixteen-year-old. With renewed hope, she successfully joins Seed Records and debuts under the stage name Full Moon, determined to fulfill her musical aspirations before her time runs out. Included one-shot: Volume 2: Full Moon wo Sagashite

Raul, the mightiest hero who slew the demon king, was supposed to be hailed as the world's savior. But after power-hungry nobles slaughtered his cherished companions and family, he was put to death on trumped-up charges leveled by the princess. In the moment before his life was snuffed out, his heart at last gave way to darkness. ...I'll tear those betrayers apart limb by limb. Burn them alive. Slice them into pieces. Impale them. I'll slaughter each and every one of those wretches without an ounce of mercy and force them to experience the agonies of hell.....!!! Gaining the power of darkness, Raul rose once more. With a sneer, he swore his vengeance. "Oh, I can hardly wait – from here on, I'll revel in their blood however I choose." Days after the hero's return in the imperial capital, where blossoms overflowed in abundance, the procession that would march toward catastrophe commenced.

Mafuyu Kurosaki, a former delinquent known for her strong sense of justice, formidable fighting skills, and stubborn personality, is given an ultimatum: become a model student and citizen at Midorigaoka Academy or be disowned by her family. Adjusting to a new school is just the start—Mafuyu must also manage living alone on a tight budget, unable to even cook simple instant noodles, all while trying to transform into "an ultra-shiny female high school student." Her lack of fashion sense holds her back, and despite her best efforts to stay out of trouble, it seems to follow her everywhere. Complicating matters are her encounters with Takaomi Saeki, her eccentric homeroom teacher who pushes boundaries with his unorthodox teaching methods, and Kaori Hayasaka, a fellow delinquent who unexpectedly becomes her first friend. "Oresama Teacher" follows Mafuyu through a series of bizarre situations, hilarious misunderstandings, and intense action scenes, as she struggles with her goal of becoming a typical girly high school student. One-shot included: Volume 29: Omae Watashi no Koto Suki daro

On his first day of high school, Kyon, a cynical yet otherwise ordinary student, introduces himself to Class 1-5. When the girl behind him stands up, her declaration shocks everyone. Haruhi Suzumiya announces her disinterest in mundane humans and her search for the extraordinary, leaving a strong impression. Ignoring his classmates' warnings, Kyon's curiosity leads him to try befriending Haruhi. As she gradually opens up to him, Kyon realizes she is completely sincere. A casual conversation with Haruhi sparks a bold plan: dissatisfied with existing clubs, she decides to create her own. The SOS Brigade is formed, and Kyon finds himself thrown into a world of the bizarre. Taking over the Literary Club's space, Haruhi quickly gathers three additional members: the composed Yuki Nagato, the shy Mikuru Asahina, and the enigmatic transfer student Itsuki Koizumi. With this eclectic group, Haruhi launches various quests for adventure and the supernatural, much to Kyon's annoyance. Gradually, Kyon discovers that each member hides deeper secrets—and that Haruhi's desires might be more attainable than she thinks.

Yuu Hasunuma has never known a stable home since losing his parents. Most of his relatives have openly refused to take him in, so he has grown accustomed to being passed from one family to another. Eventually, he goes to live with his mother's cousin. While his uncle doesn't treat him as a burden, he sets one non-negotiable rule: Yuu must never enter the storehouse. But when his uncle is hospitalized, Yuu can no longer avoid going inside. What he discovers there both terrifies and astonishes him. A voluptuous woman with horns and hooves looms over him, offering to grant his deepest wish in exchange for what he values most. Having never experienced true familial love, Yuu wishes for a family—but what he receives far surpasses his expectations. His pact with a demon could land him in serious danger!

Toua Tokuchi is an undefeated master of gambling and psychological tactics, boasting 499 wins and zero losses in "One Outs," a simplified baseball game that pits only a pitcher against a batter. While at a training camp in his hometown of Okinawa, Hiromichi Kojima—the star batter of the Saikyou Saitama Lycaons, the worst team in Japan's professional baseball league—encounters Tokuchi and is drawn into a game of One Outs. With the Lycaons desperate for a new pitcher after an injury and driven by his ambition to lead the team to a championship, Kojima loses to Tokuchi's devastating fastball. Despite this defeat, Kojima recognizes Tokuchi's skill and manages to recruit him after narrowly avoiding a loss in a rematch. Convinced that Tokuchi can reverse the team's fortunes, Kojima brings him on board. However, the Lycaons' stingy owner refuses to offer a fair salary. In response, Tokuchi proposes a unique contract: he earns five million yen for each out he records, but loses fifty million yen for every run he allows. With his earnings now directly tied to the team's performance, Tokuchi sets out to lead the Lycaons to victory, turning their entire season into one massive, high-stakes gamble—exactly his style.

Jin Runcandel was fated to take over leadership of his famous swordmaster family. In spite of his hard work, his poor swordsmanship led to his exile. After forming a pact with the god Solderet and breaking the curse that blocked his abilities, Jin meets an early death. Waking up as a baby, well before his troubles started, Jin now possesses greater powers and a fresh opportunity, determined to achieve his destiny and become the greatest swordmaster.

Found abandoned as an infant in a barn, Shirone grew up among common villagers. Possessing a naturally keen intellect, he taught himself how to read. His initial journey to the city unveiled the marvels of magic, igniting an intense ambition to become a mage. However, the city operated under a rigid and unforgiving social hierarchy. Even before reaching adulthood, Shirone uncovered the dark and corrupt underside of society. Can he achieve his aspiration of mastering magic in spite of this flawed system?

In the aftermath of seeing Izumi Sano compete in a high jump competition, Mizuki Ashiya finds herself deeply enamored with him. So enamored, in fact, that she moves from America to Japan and enrolls at his school. The twist? Sano's school is exclusively for boys. Thanks to her lively and friendly personality, Mizuki manages to blend in effortlessly among her peers, maintaining the illusion of her true identity. She even ends up sharing a class—and a room—with Sano, allowing her to observe him closely. Despite this proximity, she learns that Sano has abandoned high jumping and stubbornly refuses to return to it, though the reason remains unclear. Complicating matters further, the school doctor, Hokuto Umeda, seems to be growing suspicious of Mizuki’s true gender. With these challenges, Mizuki must figure out how to rekindle Sano's love for high jumping while safeguarding her own secret. One-shots included: Volume 1: Natsu no Ori (The Cage of Summer) Volume 4: Kawaki no Tsuki (The Thirsty Moon)

In the dark and terrifying times, the people of Ente Isla endure the relentless attacks of the Demon Lord Satan as he strives for world domination. Hope rests on the hero Emilia, who successfully halts Satan's advance. Forced into a corner, Satan escapes to Earth—a world devoid of magic—accompanied by his trusted general, Alciel. Despite the absence of magic, Satan resolves to regain his power and eventually conquer both realms. Posing as Sadao Maou, he takes a part-time job at a fast-food restaurant, while Alciel works on restoring their magical abilities. Satan's ambitions extend beyond Ente Isla, as he aims to also dominate Earth. His plan involves climbing the corporate ladder to become a full-time employee. However, Emilia reappears, determined to stop Satan once and for all.

In response to the death of one of their own, the Absolute Ones—creators of countless universes—move quickly to restore the resulting imbalance of power. As Earth is once again threatened by portals releasing monsters, Sung Suho must rise to confront the trials of the shadow dungeon and uncover the legendary legacy left behind by his father.

In "After the Rain," Akira Tachibana, a former track athlete whose speed has been hampered by an injury, takes a part-time job at a family restaurant to navigate her altered life. There, she forms an unexpected bond with her manager, a 45-year-old divorced father known for his gentle demeanor and kindness, which others often mistake for weakness. As their relationship deepens, Akira finds herself inexplicably drawn to him despite their considerable age gap. Unable to articulate the precise reasons for her attraction, she maintains a conviction that love defies rational explanation. One rainy day, Akira musters the courage to confess her feelings. The outcome of this confession remains unclear.

When faced with certain defeat and death, would you flee—or keep fighting for a world already lost? As mysterious towers rise across the globe, unleashing monsters that prey on humanity, this is the choice given to the Tower Walkers—adventurers granted special powers to battle the beasts. On the verge of death, they may use a "regression stone" to go back in time for another chance, though this act permanently strands them in a different timeline. Stubborn Tower Walker Jaehwan refuses this option, opting instead to fight for the original timeline, and uncovering shocking secrets about the Tower as he progresses.

At sixteen, Kira Asou is an introvert who prefers to draw alone rather than attract attention. One day in a park, her classmate Rei Kashino, known for his womanizing behavior, approaches her to ask for directions. Suspicious of his motives, Kira quickly draws a map for him and leaves. However, Rei notices a sketch on the reverse side and becomes intrigued by Kira's artistic talent. Despite Kira's annoyance, Rei manages to find her at school and tries to interact with her, but she initially ignores his attempts. His sincere compliments about her artwork, however, begin to soften her view of the notorious rebel. Seeing Rei kiss a statue of the god Mars deeply moves Kira, prompting her to ask him to serve as her model. As their initial encounter develops into a growing relationship, how will these two very different individuals navigate their connection?

In a time long past, humans encountered magical entities known as Majiks. A person can only obtain Majik powers by completing a challenge set by the Majik. It is said that while men cannot wield magic, women who successfully capture and tame Majiks are given the title of witch. Found abandoned as a child on a mountain, Ichi developed survival skills through hunting. Though naturally peaceful, he quickly reacts to protect himself when he senses danger. Believing a sleeping creature in the woods to be a serious threat to humanity, Ichi plans to eliminate it. Unbeknownst to Ichi, this creature is none other than King Uroro, the King Majik who holds contempt for humans. No witch, not even the powerful Abyssal Witch Desscaras, has ever succeeded in Uroro's test. However, Ichi unexpectedly claims Uroro, becoming history's first male witch. Empowered by his new abilities and a drive to hunt threats, Ichi is set to change the world of witches and Majiks.

In "Absolute Boyfriend," high school student Riiko Izawa has faced repeated rejections from her crushes. After yet another failure, she stumbles upon a lost phone in a park and returns it to its owner, Gaku Namikiri, an eccentric salesman. Gaku offers Riiko a product from his company as a thank you, and when she jokingly asks for a boyfriend, he directs her to a website selling "lover figures." Intrigued despite her skepticism, Riiko selects the "Nightly Series 01" model and signs up for a three-day free trial. The next day, a full-sized, naked male figure arrives at her home. Riiko follows the activation instructions, bringing the highly realistic robot named Night Tenjou to life with a kiss. Over the course of the trial, Night becomes the ideal boyfriend. However, Gaku returns, revealing that Riiko now owes 100 million yen because she missed the cancellation deadline. As an alternative, she can keep Night and serve as a beta tester to help the company improve their models. Strapped for cash and having grown attached to Night, Riiko must decide how to proceed.

Rakugo, a traditional Japanese storytelling art, demands immense dedication from its performers to reach the esteemed rank of shinuchi. Since childhood, Akane Ousaki has been captivated by her father Tooru's rakugo performances. Secretly watching and imitating his skills through a sliding door, she developed a deep love for the craft. Tooru's journey to becoming a shinuchi was blocked by a critical examination before an audience and a senior master, Isshou Arakawa. Despite delivering a passionate performance, Tooru was expelled from the rakugo school, causing him to abandon the art entirely and take a regular job, which deeply saddened his daughter. Driven by grief and anger, Akane vows to take revenge on the person who undermined her father's talent. She approaches Tooru's former instructor, Shiguma Arakawa, and begs him to become her mentor. However, Shiguma, feeling unworthy to train another disciple after Tooru's unfortunate expulsion six years ago, proposes a test to evaluate Akane's determination. He asks her to perform rakugo in front of an audience as proof of her resolve.

In "Sanctuary," childhood friends Akira Houjou and Chiaki Asami, after surviving unimaginable hardships, move to Japan for their studies. They quickly observe the pervasive corruption and apathy throughout the country. Outraged by these conditions, they resolve to create a new Japan—one free from corrupt governance, where the people have power over the nation's destiny. Their plan involves conquering Japan through both the political system and the criminal underworld. The method each will use to achieve this is decided by a game of rock-paper-scissors; Houjou takes charge of the criminal underworld, while Asami aims for the Prime Minister's position. "Sanctuary" is a grim political drama that follows the duo's efforts to reform Japan from within and establish their vision of a sanctuary.

In a European city not far from our present time, multiple secretive and dangerous underground levels lie hidden beneath the surface, guarding secrets of the past. Mihai, once an assassin, returns to settle old scores and hopes to start anew by running a restaurant. Haine, who underwent genetic experiments as a child, now possesses canine-like traits. His companion Badou is an often clumsy and perpetually smoking individual who grows increasingly erratic without cigarettes. Naoto, orphaned young and suffering from amnesia, was trained in sword combat. Their intertwined histories are deeply connected to the concealed underworld and the organization that controls it. One-shot included: Volume 2: Dogs: Hardcore Twins

Recently, enigmatic structures called Dungeons have begun appearing across the world, their origins and purposes unknown. Despite this, they have quickly captured the interest of both adventurers and military forces. Many have attempted to enter these Dungeons, but none have returned. In a coastal town of Parthevia, a young boy is about to rise to prominence. Sinbad, known for his kindness, strength, and adventurous spirit, performs a noble deed and meets Yunan, a mysterious traveler who seems carefree but possesses great hidden power. Yunan advises Sinbad to obtain the "power of the king" and change the world by conquering a Dungeon. Without hesitation, the ambitious boy takes on this challenge, beginning the grand adventure he has always dreamed of. Set 15 years before the original series, Magi: The Adventures of Sinbad follows Sinbad’s early experiences as a Dungeon conqueror. Along his journey, the aspiring adventurer and merchant will face many obstacles, but with the power of a king, nothing seems impossible.