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Well, I don't think this is an artbook but instead, it seems to be a series of illustrations(of varying quality)? Illustrated by Ji-Yun Chae aka kkuem

Generally..... a story about really cute guy trying to hook up with this really egoistic girl... although its not really like that^^ By EvilFry A guy falls for a girl who is out of his reach/from a different class. He plies her with gifts... but will these win her affection? This is a an amusing tale with a wonderful twist.

Years have passed after Yugi's adventures and now it's Yuki Judai's turn. Yuki Judai is a new student in the school Duel Academy, a school dedicated to teach duelist the basics and advanced techniques. Judai is determined to be world's #1 duelist, accepting challenges from his rivals (and friends). Although the manga is based on the anime, the story is really different and unrelated.

A comedy that involves two strong swordsman.

From Aerandria Scans: Princess Olga has been putting off her marriage for a long time by setting her suitors to impossible tasks and requiring rare gifts. What she loves most of all are magic objects and one day she discovers a bracelet which allows her to slip into a different world. That world seems to be very different from hers, but it turns out she had more in common with the bronze-skinned princess Abed than she originally thought.

From Cireus-Anime website: Tina Tia Lilu is a helpful and sweet girl from Wind Up Village on Wind Up Island. When she and her friends find a boy inside a waterfall, Tina discovers that the "mysterious traveler" is not like her. But strange things are happening around her. Dr. Weirdlaff and his cronies are up to something, and Tina tries to understand her strange feelings toward the boy who came down from the rainbow as an adventure she never expected unfolds.

When Akiko was a child, on the first day of the new year, a rice cake suddenly came to life and told Akiko that it will grant a wish that she has. It's always been like that year after year, until one year a cat stole the rice cake that she was supposed to eat. Her family didn't have anymore left, and stores were sold out. She tries very hard to find a rice cake, but why is this? What is her wish that she wants granted so badly?

The story follows Hikari Shirochi, an ordinary high school boy whose hobbies are games and PC-modding. In the first chapter, mysterious phenomena occur to his body, which conducts static electricity unusually well.

Jump SQ (Shueisha) This story is not connected to the web version of Senyuu, it is a parallel world version that focuses only on the jokes.

When the boy's soul enters the body of a girl, but what about he's able to destroy the demons in order to protect the world? A work of Jiu Ye has officially launched.

《Wilderness Hut》is a small hut in the mysterious U city. Suddenly, enormous monsters appeared, crazily destroying the place. In order to stop the devastation, humanity was forced to use nuclear bombs. Even though the monsters were destroyed, it had also created an uninhabitable region. However, not only was the small hut completely intact, but it still continuously created monsters.

From Condensation: Momo Yamada wanted to be a flower when she grew up, but she's blossomed into nothing more than a rather homely teenager. When her grandmother passes away, Momo becomes a live-in maid for the two sons of a elegant fashion designer. After the eccentric eldest son, Ranmaru, gives Momo the makeover of her life, she discovers that her mother was a legendary Hanabito, a beautiful woman who has a divinely intoxicating scent that draws men to her like bees to nectar. What's more, Momo learns that she, too, gives off that same irresistable aroma. Although she and Ranmaru have fallen in love, their relationship now must withstand constant assault from handsome boys and men who desire to abduct and seduce Momo. *Also contains the following stories: • Akuma no Himegimi (The Devil and the Princess) in vol. 1 • Kamisama Shikkaku (God's Disqualification) in vol. 1 • Hanamaru Scoop! (Flower Garden Special Review) in vol. 2