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Fifteen-year-old Souma Yukihira aims to one day outdo his father's cooking abilities and take over their modest family diner. But his plans are interrupted when his father decides to close the restaurant to go overseas for culinary-related work. Instead, his father pushes Souma to enroll at Tootsuki Culinary Academy, a globally renowned institution where failing students are frequently expelled. Because of the demanding curriculum, anyone who successfully graduates is recognized as an exceptional chef. Souma reluctantly agrees and heads to the high school division of Tootsuki for the entrance examination. Unaware of what lies ahead, he is about to begin a new phase of his life—one filled with fresh friendships, fierce competitions, and countless sleepless nights.Included one-shot: Volume 3: Kimi to Watashi no Renai Soudan

After an insane magician sinks the Golden Kingdom underground, its king appears, offering all his treasure to anyone who defeats the magician, then collapses into dust. This promise drives guilds to explore the labyrinthine dungeon in search of the magician. Laios Touden leads one such guild, but a dragon wipes out his party and devours his sister, Falin. Having lost all their supplies and belongings, Laios, along with the elven healer Marcille Donato and the halfling thief Chilchuck Tims, immediately reenters the dungeon, determined to save Falin. With time running short, Laios suggests the taboo of eating dungeon monsters to gather supplies. As they prepare their first meal in the dungeon, a dwarf named Senshi stops them. An enthusiast of monster cuisine, he helps them safely prepare the monster ingredients. Upon learning of Laios' situation, Senshi expresses a desire to cook a dragon and joins their guild, beginning their food-filled journey into the dungeon together.

A melody lingers in Mafuyu Satou's mind. As he holds a guitar, that tune circles endlessly, crying out with regret, longing, and loss. Yet his distant, dreamy expression hides his true emotions from everyone. A chance meeting with classmate Ritsuka Uenoyama might finally give Mafuyu the encouragement to make his voice heard. Uenoyama plays guitar for a band whose members also include gentle bassist Haruki Nakayama and rough-looking drummer Akihiko Kaji. Without a singer, their makeshift group has managed as an instrumental-only act. But their opportunity to climb higher might come when Uenoyama hears Mafuyu's singing—captivated, he invites the hesitant Mafuyu to join. Working in a band is no easy feat; emotions often threaten to tear it apart, yet they can also draw its members closer. With Uenoyama's support, Mafuyu may finally find a way to express the feelings struggling to escape from within his heart.

First-year high school student Touji Seryou needs only seven days to decide if he can love someone. He is notorious at school: whoever asks him out on Monday becomes his partner for the week, and by Sunday he breaks up with them, stating he cannot return their feelings. Yet girls keep approaching him, because during that one week, Seryou treats them with genuine devotion. Yuzuru Shino is a handsome senior in the archery club who is always dumped once others discover his disagreeable personality. After hearing rumors about Seryou, Yuzuru happens to meet him at the school gates and jokingly asks him out. To his surprise, Seryou takes the offer seriously. What will happen during their week-long relationship?

In a society where the flavor and texture of cuisine are considered extremely vital, a man with superhuman abilities is frequently hired by wealthy patrons and eateries to hunt for rare delicacies. With his timid companion, whose admiration for Toriko's greatness drives him to follow, he sets out to pursue the elusive and fearsome creatures needed to compose the ultimate dinner course.

Hikaru Kusakabe is a typical teenager—he plays in a band, smokes, goes to parties, and lives his youth to the fullest. His classmate Rihito Sajou is the exact opposite: an honor student who always ranks first in class and got a perfect score on his high school entrance exam. While rehearsing for a chorus festival, Kusakabe notices that Sajou isn't singing and offers to help him practice. They begin meeting every day after class to train. Despite their completely different personalities, the two boys start growing closer and developing feelings for each other. With the pressure of their final year of high school, students face the looming decision of their futures. Along the way, these two boys must learn to understand their own emotions while supporting each other and growing together.

Mild-mannered high schooler Yoshikazu Miyano has a hobby of reading boys-love manga. One day, he finds himself caught in a situation where a fierce school fight breaks out, unsure how to intervene. Just as things threaten to escalate, upperclassman Shuumei Sasaki steps in, boldly taking charge and saving Miyano from his distress. Since then, Miyano has silently admired him. But after three months, Miyano begins to find Sasaki more annoying than admirable. At school, Sasaki greets him with playful teasing and frequent friendly physical contact. When Sasaki asks for manga suggestions, Miyano lends him one of his boys-love comics. To Miyano's surprise, Sasaki enjoys it and becomes a fan of boys-love himself, sparking a shared interest. Could this lead to something deeper?

Okuto Nakamura is a shy and gloomy-looking student who treasures only two things in life: his pet octopus and his warm-hearted classmate, Aiki Hirose. Ever since the school entrance ceremony, Nakamura has adored his cheerful classmate, though he keeps his distance due to his poor social abilities. After summoning every bit of courage he has, he finally works up the nerve to speak to Hirose. In that first attempt at making contact, a reflexive blunder turns the prospect of friendship into a far-off fantasy, as he leaves an absurd impression on his crush. At school, students are expected to work together on many activities, which gives Nakamura extra time with Hirose. Given these chances, can he successfully make up for his mistake and reach his goal of becoming close friends with Hirose?

Kouhei Sugihara lives isolated from the world because of his hearing impairment. When the outgoing and energetic Taichi Sagawa enters his life, Kouhei realizes that Taichi's voice shines as brightly as the sun. Often misunderstood by others, Taichi is surprised when Kouhei sees his genuine, kind-hearted nature. Taichi's bold personality pushes Kouhei to demand more from himself, drawing him into the vibrant social world he always longed to be part of. Through this, Taichi helps Kouhei find a community of people willing to listen and understand him, even if they have to repeat themselves occasionally. Navigating the challenges of living in two very different worlds, Taichi and Kouhei discover a connection that goes beyond ordinary friendship and overcomes every barrier. Hidamari ga Kikoeru is a moving story about isolation, self-respect, and finding bonds through the common experiences that unite all people.

Yu Yang is a second-year university student who comes across as dependable and friendly. At the start of the new semester, he is assigned to help orient every freshman he encounters around campus. This duty eventually introduces him to Li Huan, a new student whose height is quite imposing. In addition to his intimidating build, Li Huan is quiet, distant, and frequently gives Yu Yang the cold shoulder. Having only tried to help him, Yu Yang quickly becomes annoyed by this behavior. Yet, despite his first impressions, Yu Yang believes that his unexpected meeting with Li Huan will change how he sees the future—and possibly his views on love as well.

Taiga Hirasawa has always dreamed of becoming a hero straight out of a movie, but he never knew who would fill the role of the heroine. On his first day of high school, he notices "Maria," the shining star of the drama club. Elegant and enigmatic, Maria captures everyone's admiration. Taiga quickly confesses his feelings, only to discover that Maria is actually Yuu Arima, a male classmate. Despite this, Taiga finds himself fascinated by Arima's unpredictable nature, which hides a troubled past that still haunts him. Regardless of gender, Taiga is determined to uncover the real person behind the name "Arima."

Aoyagi Ritsuka is a sixth grader burdened by a troubled life. Two years ago, he lost his memories under mysterious circumstances and developed a second personality. His mother constantly berates him—and sometimes hits him—demanding to know what happened to the "real" Ritsuka. The only person who defended him and understood him, his older brother Seimei, was recently murdered. Then a man named Soubi appears, claiming to have been Seimei's friend. Soubi reveals that Ritsuka's true name is "Loveless" and that Seimei assigned him to watch over and protect Ritsuka. Before long, Ritsuka is drawn into a strange secret world where pairs of people—a "Fighter Unit" and a "Sacrifice"—fight using elaborate, beautifully spoken spells. Ritsuka struggles to accept himself and searches for the truth about who killed his brother—and why.

After losing his beloved wife, high school teacher Kouhei Inuzuka attempted to prepare a meal for his five-year-old daughter Tsumugi, even though he was a terrible cook. However, following one failed attempt, the two started depending on convenience store food. During a cherry blossom viewing outing, Kouhei and Tsumugi encounter Kotori Iida, a socially awkward student of Kouhei's. When she notices Tsumugi reaching for her lunch, Kotori invites them to her mother's restaurant. Determined to give Tsumugi a tasty meal, Kouhei bursts into the restaurant late at night—only to discover Kotori there, ready to assist him in the kitchen. Though Kotori is just as inept at cooking as Kouhei, the pair still succeed in preparing a basic dish. It also emerges that because of her mother's work schedule, Kotori has been having dinner by herself for quite some time. For Tsumugi's sake, Kouhei makes a promise to both her and Kotori that they will share meals together—thus beginning a series of heartwarming moments spent eating as a group.

Najika Kazami has a deep passion for food, both in eating and cooking. She holds dear the place she calls home—an orphanage in Hokkaido named Lavender House—along with its caretaker, Hagio. Despite the love she receives from Hagio and the other orphans, Najika decides to leave and enroll in a special academy in Tokyo, aiming to fulfill her dream of becoming a pastry chef. But Najika has another motive for attending the academy. She is searching for the boy she calls the "Flan Prince"—someone who moved her deeply with a cup of flan seven years ago. Now 13 years old, Najika discovers that the spoon he left with the flan bears the same emblem as the school she has been accepted to: the prestigious Seika Academy. Filled with hope, Najika steps onto the beautiful campus and becomes a first-year student in Seika's junior high division. Though her classmates initially dislike her because of her love for eating, she finds encouragement from two brothers who recognize her culinary skills—the popular Daichi and Sora Kitazawa. Can Najika carve out a place for herself at the academy through her cooking, and perhaps be reunited with her Flan Prince as well?

Now that their relationship has officially started, Shun Hashimoto and Mio Chibana head to Tokyo. The city feels worlds apart from the quiet coastal town where they first met—a sprawling metropolis filled with all kinds of people living their daily lives. Still, openly being in a same-sex relationship is far from simple in a society that rejects those who defy conventional norms. Their destination is Shun’s childhood home, the place he fled years ago after revealing his sexuality. Nearly everything stirs nostalgia: the same dog, the same rooftop, though a loud younger brother catches him off guard. Shun’s mother hopes they will stay, but his father remains emotionally distant from his son. As they reconnect with old family friends and settle into their new surroundings, Shun and Mio confront what feels like an overwhelming task—making peace with their own histories.

Despite their differing levels of popularity, high school students Chiharu Saeki and Wataru Toda are close friends. Saeki is the most attractive boy in their year, and he constantly turns down the girls who confess to him, saying he already has a crush on someone. They share a common interest in watching films, heading to the cinema a few times each month and taking turns picking which movie to see. One day after a movie, Saeki confesses his feelings to Wataru, but tells him he doesn't have to accept or return them. Instead, Saeki proposes that they spend the summer traveling to the real locations where various films were shot. Although Wataru tries to act unfazed after the confession, he starts to wonder about his true feelings for Saeki as they grow closer through this small promise.

On a rooftop, a confession unfolds between two boys, but things aren't what they appear. Kind-hearted Souta Aoki has fallen for the sweet smile and gentle gestures of his female crush, Mio Hashimoto. So he's crushed when she lends him an eraser with another classmate's name—Ida—engraved on it. When Kousuke Ida spots his own name on the eraser, he mistakenly believes Aoki has feelings for him. Aoki struggles to untangle the misunderstanding alone without revealing that Hashimoto actually likes Ida. Genuine and forced affections blur together in this heart-racing love triangle of first crushes.

At 30 years old, Kenta Fukuyama has always lacked self-assurance, making romance a struggle for him. That changes when he meets designer Chihiro Yamaguchi. Though she appears distant, Chihiro is actually warm and caring, and Kenta quickly finds himself falling for her. In turn, Kenta's sincere and gentle personality wins Chihiro over, and soon they decide to get married. As newlyweds, Kenta and Chihiro face challenges due to their shyness, inexperience, and long-distance arrangement. However, by bonding over their shared passion for BBQ and receiving occasional support from those close to them, the couple slowly learns to tackle their issues and deepen their unique, heartfelt relationship.

During a summer visit with his mother, Haru meets Ren, a boy who has just been adopted by her. Getting along with Ren proves difficult because Haru's aim is to "civilize" him before the summer ends. As Haru spends more time with Ren, their bond gradually strengthens, and Ren slowly becomes more open to him. Will they be able to form a true "family" by the end of summer?

Once the crown prince of a prosperous kingdom, Xie Lian was known for his beauty, strength, and purity. His years of devotion and noble actions allowed him to ascend to godhood. But those who rise can also fall—and fall he does, repeatedly cast out from the heavens and banished to the mortal realm. Eight hundred years after his mortal existence, Xie Lian ascends to godhood for a third time. Now merely a lowly scrap collector, he is sent to roam the earthly realm, carrying out tasks assigned by the heavens to settle debts and preserve his divinity. Supported by both old friends and former enemies, and graced by the company of a mysterious young man with whom he feels an instant bond, Xie Lian must face the terrors of his past in order to lift the curse of his present.

A hidden passion simmers beneath the surface, and a gentle touch is all Hikaru Kusakabe and Rihito Sajou need to set it free. Sajou, diligent and introverted, has yet to grow comfortable with such intense emotions for Kusakabe, leaving him prone to overthinking and doubt. Meanwhile, Kusakabe, direct and daring, holds back nothing when expressing his physical affection. As Kusakabe shares his ambition of becoming a professional musician, Sajou works tirelessly toward college entrance exams. Their diverging paths cast an unspoken shadow over their relationship: with graduation approaching, the future of their romance remains uncertain. Still, their love keeps them warm through the harsh winter, offering hope that they will eventually find the answer to their shared but unclear tomorrow.

In the heart of 19th-century London, Cain, a young nobleman, treads the dimly lit lanes of the aristocratic society he was born into. Forced to become earl after his father's sudden death, he takes charge of the Hargreaves, a family burdened by a sinister history. Accompanied by his loyal servant Riff and his ten-year-old half-sister Mary Weather, Cain delves into the strange crimes that seem to trail him at every turn. Included one-shot: Volume 5: Nichiyoubi no Solomon Grundy

College student Rikiya Higuchi knows he is attracted to men but has never been in a relationship. Gathering his courage, he joins a gay dating website in search of a partner who wants a real connection. He quickly grows fond of the first person who writes to him and agrees to meet. But it’s a trap—he wakes up before a camera, about to be assaulted by his captor. Desperate to escape, he cries for help, and a figure suddenly emerges from the walls! By accident, Rikiya summons Endo Guar Adroone—a haughty high-class demon—along with his bird butler. As Endo removes Rikiya’s restraints, he declares that Rikiya is now his contractor and that he can grant any wish the unlucky student desires. Instead of asking the demon to make someone fall for him, Rikiya simply wishes to go home so both he and the demon can return to their own world. But Endo is fleeing an arranged marriage—meaning Rikiya may have to put up with the arrogant demon longer than he expected.

Bartender Ryuu Sasakura returns to Japan after eight years in Europe to explore the local bar scene. As a seasoned professional, Sasakura knows how to craft the perfect drink for each customer's mood and situation. Working behind the counter at Lapin, he uses his expertise and a sympathetic ear. Thanks to his attentive service, Sasakura's patrons always leave with something special in store.