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There is an advanced civilization on the dark side of the moon comprising of two families, the Takenouchi and Umenouchi clans. Leading as acting queen is Takenouchi Fumiya, with her daughter Kaguya as the next heir to the throne. Despite Kaguya's privileged position, she is unsatisfied with the inflexible laws of their society and opposes her mother's reign, giving her a rebellious nature. Unfortunately, Fumiya is ill with a severe condition that she has hidden from her daughter. Knowing that she cannot conceal it any longer, Fumiya decides to send Kaguya to Earth with an influential katana that signifies their family's control over the moon. Fumiya trusts that this transfer would strengthen Kaguya and help her reclaim what was taken from them by the Umenouchi family. As the Umenouchi clan relies on the sword for power over the moon, Kaguya must mature and find the strength within herself to regain her rightful inheritance.
At Kameido High School, the members of the tennis club, four girls in particular, engage in both hilarious tennis-related and non-tennis-related antics. However, Yuri Oshimoto, a new member, is often the only sane one amidst her eccentric and silly upperclassmen. Among them is Kanae Shinjou, who despite being a member of the tennis club, is incapable of playing tennis; Marimo Bandou, an unpredictable pervert hailing from Kansai; and Nasuno Takamiya, an airheaded and enigmatic wealthy girl who attempts to solve every problem with money. Whether all four are present or not, this tennis manga is guaranteed to leave readers in fits of laughter throughout its run.
Once contented, Shizuo Oguro can't shake off the nagging feeling that his life misses something. So, at forty, he quits his monotone job as a salary man to follow his lifelong dream of becoming a manga artist. The whole family is now hostage to this pursuit. Shizuo spends his days engrossed in video games while his teenage daughter and elderly father pick up the slack. Will he blossom and create an exceptional manga or flop and just be another idle drop-out?
Chima is a young female rabbit living in the Mikazuki woods. She lives happily surrounded by nature in the woods and many friends. A new friend Mel moves to live in the woods, and so does a traveling rabbit to unfold all sorts of colorful events! This comic book is the first edition of lovely, heartwarming Mikazuki Woods diary.
The anime series Ueki no Housoku narrates the tale of the Battle of Supernatural Abilities, a championship that determines the upcoming ruler of the Celestial World. A hundred contenders are mandated to select a middle school student to fight on their behalf. Every student is bestowed with a distinct power, which involves converting one entity into another. The champion of the Celestial World contest will be crowned the King, while the laureate student will be granted the Blank Talent, a unique prowess that can manifest into any ability they desire.
Sydney was on a college club trip to a rural village when a mysterious power transformed him into a woman. Determined to turn back, he soon finds himself helplessly addicted to the overwhelming pleasure of his new female body.
Lee Ki-joo realized that to escape his miserable life as an outcast, he needed a girlfriend. But the girl he fell for at first sight just happened to be the daughter of a boxing gym owner. While trying to turn his life around by getting a girlfriend, Lee Ki-joo instead begins to fall for the true charm of boxing in the ring. “Endurance doesn’t just come naturally!” The story of an outcast’s life-changing journey through boxing!
Warrior Woman's sole wish is for Hero to love her back. Despite her attempts to exhibit her womanhood, he views her solely as a comrade during their exploits. Her unmatched combat expertise empowers her to defeat even the most fearsome adversary, such as vanquishing a dragon without difficulty. Is it possible for her to earn Hero's love without causing him any unintended harm?
Fifteen years ago, Japan was hit with random supernatural attacks. In response, the government formed the Tactical Raveling Unit (TR1M), a division under the First Counter-Psychotrauma Division of the Special Measures Agency. Their main goal is to combat the Unraveled, a dangerous phenomenon. They are known for their efficiency. Nika Agou, a TR1M agent, is transferred to a remote area and believes it's because of her poor performance. But she soon finds out that the area is rampant with Unraveled activity, and a boy with ulterior motives offers a chance for Nika to regain the trust of TR1M.
Although he works at an arcade, "Mobuo" remains inconspicuous among his co-workers, earning a nickname that implies his ability to seamlessly blend into his environment like an NPC. But, when the colorful and stunning Nanora Yaegashi visits the arcade seeking his help in mastering the most challenging games, his monotonous routine takes a thrilling turn. Unexpectedly, she even asks him out. From that moment on, they embark on a summer full of arcade escapades with a palpable sexual attraction simmering beneath the surface.
Located in the hub of the film industry known as "Nyallywood," Pompo produces a plethora of enjoyable B-grade movies. During one of his usual shoots, Pompo's assistant, Gene, who has a great passion for cinema, discovers a new script authored by Pompo. Moved by the impeccable plot, Gene exclaims, "This needs to be on the big screen as soon as possible!" However, Pompo tasks Gene with directing the movie, saying, "You'll be the one to shoot this film." Taking it as his first directing opportunity, Gene embarks on the project. At the same time, Natalie, an ordinary girl with aspirations of being a movie star, recently arrived in town and caters to Pompo's radar...
Shouta Aikawa is an enthusiastic third-grader with a deep love for insects. He raises a rhinoceros beetle larva, which he names Moriking, with care for two months. However, much to his surprise, Moriking defies its expected transformation into a beetle and evolves into a human instead. As it turns out, Moriking is a rare species, an insect king that emerges only once every hundred million years. It must pass a trial to prove its worthiness as the King of Insects. This trial involves venturing out into the world and surviving on its own. Moriking recognizes Shouta as its savior and owner and wishes to stay with the Aikawa family. Shouta has no issues with the humanoid beetle's unique abilities, but his sister Shouko is hesitant. After some convincing, their parents agree to take Moriking into their family. However, the task ahead for Moriking and its owners is not an easy one. They must help Moriking defeat four other candidate kings to become the Lord of the Forest, ruler of all the insects in the world. Other one-shot stories include Shinrin Shugosha Moriking in Volume 2, and Baito Leader Tetsuzawa: Futou no Nanokakan in Volume 4.
