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Mei Haruno possesses the rare gift of being able to detect arrows hovering above individuals that indicate their beloved. Despite her natural talent, Mei has trouble accepting her ability due to her past encounters. Furthermore, she is incapable of spotting her own arrow and encounters feelings of resentment when she encounters sappy couples. Disheartened, Mei decides to start anew by enrolling in a different high school. Unexpectedly, Mei's life takes a sudden turn when she reconnects with her best friend Sayo Shirayuki after seven years of separation. Before relocating, Sayo confessed her affection for Mei and stayed true to her sentiment by carrying an arrow for her. The plot thickens when Mei inadvertently rescues Rinna Fukatsu from a panic attack, and Rinna begins to harbor romantic sentiments towards Mei. Managing two suitors when her initial idea was to evade romance entirely, Mei is compelled to confront her emotions while balancing the feelings of everyone else involved.

There are a total of six members in the ping pong club for boys. While two members are considered ordinary, the remaining four possess unique traits such as a fascination with sexual deviation, twisted inclinations, strong body odor, and a contentious female manager. This series challenges societal norms far beyond anything previously seen in the western world; however, it maintains a certain allure. The club members indulge in unconventional activities, including their "Protruding Pecker Serve" and inappropriate behavior towards cross-dressing members. Additionally, the show contains an unsettling "Turtle Sequence" that defies explanation.

There's an old legend in Sereong's family: their flute "Manpa" will turn into a person if you care for it with enough love! But Sereong doesn't believe in this legend and plans to sell the Manpa... But then her Manpa turns into a human and tells Sereong he can grant wishes. A romance between one who grants miracles and one who doesn't believe in miracles.

Satomi, a high school student who was once too shy to confess her feelings, finally spills the beans about her infatuation the next time she gets a crush - and it's on her incredibly attractive schoolmate Yagyu! Much to her amazement, he accepts her proposal to date. Now Satomi finds herself in an entirely new situation, and she's clueless about the ins and outs of dating. How will she navigate her newfound relationship with Yagyu, given the breakneck pace at which things are moving?

While riding his bike back from college, the protagonist is left traumatized after witnessing a fatal accident. A young girl is hit by a vehicle while crossing the street, and her friend nonchalantly puts away her game before attending to the victim. The incident leaves the protagonist shaken and perplexed about the true significance of the event and the intentions of the mysterious girl he refers to as "U.U." Shoujo Fujuubun, based on ISIN NISIO's novel, centers around a budding writer's unsettling encounter with "U.U." As it explores significant topics such as the quest for meaning and the practical application of art, it goes beyond being simply a psychological thriller.

Amagami Kouichi becomes enmeshed with Itanami-san, a well-known beauty in his school who is also secretly a vampire, after an unfortunate incident. Bonus narrative: Volume 2: Ready to Engage in a Relationship?

Whenever Yoi Takiguchi lets out a sigh, her female peers emit squeals of admiration and amazement. With her boyishly good looks and laidback manner, she has earned the moniker of "prince" at school. Despite the attention she receives, Yoi chooses to remain indifferent and go about her everyday life. However, that all changes when Kohaku Ichimura, the school's other "prince," enters the picture and calls her beautiful. Unlike a true prince, Kohaku behaves recklessly and acts on his whims. Nevertheless, Yoi can't help but feel flustered when he compliments her or gazes at her. He's the first guy who views her as a woman, and Yoi's attempts to distance herself prove fruitless as Kohaku has set his sights on her. Even though Yoi tries to convince herself that it's nothing serious, she can't completely ignore the emotions Kohaku stirs within her heart.

During a period when teenage emotions are amplified, attending a rigid public school can be challenging. These adolescents' sentiments mainly involve pure feelings rather than romance, however, they conceal them beneath their prescribed attire. Among them, there's a young man who bears stigmata, an alienated son from a wealthy family, along with his Asian caretaker.

Is it possible that it's a romantic comedy, or maybe a thriller? It's extremely dangerous to live on an isolated island in the middle of the ocean during your schooling years.

With fervent enthusiasm, Cocoa pays a visit to the Rabbit House cafe, a familiar dwelling for her. She finds herself surrounded by a myriad of intriguing individuals - Chino, who may be small in size but is composed; Rize, who exudes a militaristic aura; Chiya, with doe-like eyes and a classical Japanese charm; and Sharo, who is both elegant and modest. Cocoa encounters all of them during her visit.