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Satsuki Shinohara, a shy high school student, almost ruins her grand debut due to a pervert on the train. Thankfully, Yamaguchi-kun, the 'gangster' of their class, comes to her rescue. Despite Yamaguchi's already tarnished reputation among their classmates, Satsuki attempts to befriend him. However, Yamaguchi always manages to evade her efforts. Undeterred by the challenge, Satsuki sets out to prove that there's more to Yamaguchi than rumors suggest.
The soccer team's star player, eleven-year-old Natsuru Nanao, struggles to communicate with girls due to a traumatic event that happened after he transferred to his current school. Despite the absence of his father, Natsuru remains dedicated to his soccer goals and dreams of becoming a professional player. One day, Rio Suzumura, a female classmate, approaches Natsuru and changes his life forever. While bonding after saving an abandoned cat, Natsuru becomes smitten with Rio. He accompanies her and her younger brother Yuuta to the supermarket, and when he visits their home, he discovers they have been living alone in squalor. Rio begs Natsuru to keep their situation a secret, but as he spends more time with them, he uncovers the truth about their living conditions and the reason for their secrecy.
Shouko Komi's first day at Itan Private High School marked her as the school's Madonna, admired for her tall and graceful frame and stunning black hair. Despite her popularity, she struggled with communication. Hitohito Tadano, a typical high school student who preferred to stay out of trouble, became the target of his classmates' anger after being seated next to Shouko. One day when he was accidentally knocked out, he woke up to the sound of Shouko's meow. Realizing that she found it difficult to communicate and had no real friends, Hitohito determined to help her by assisting her in making 100 friends.
After her mother abandoned her and her father remarried, high schooler Mao Motomiya is left feeling like she doesn't have a place where she belongs. One night, her childhood friend Hiro Nakamura finds her in a shrine eating cheap convenience store food and offers to take her to a restaurant. Their subsequent heart to heart leads to Hiro suggesting that Mao move in with him. To Hiro who has lived apart from his younger siblings all these years after their parents passed away, bringing his family back together in the once-lively Nakamura home begins with the first step of giving Mao a loving place to belong. When Mao reluctantly accepts his invitation, she is surprised at how easy it is to settle in with her longtime friend. Now she must deal not only with mending her relationship with her father and helping the oldest Nakamura brother attain his goal, but also her growing feelings for Hiro.
A revelation that shook the world occurred three years ago: the existence of legendary creatures like harpies, centaurs, and catgirls was confirmed. The "Cultural Exchange Between Species Act" was then established to integrate them into human society. Our protagonist, Kurusu Kimihito, a regular human, was assigned to take care of a beautiful lamia named Miia, as part of the government exchange program. His mission was to guide her in adapting to the ways of the human world. Nevertheless, the law prohibits interspecies breeding, causing Kurusu to struggle with his feelings towards Miia. The situation becomes even more complicated when a stunning centaur and a flirtatious harpy also join Kurusu's household. He finds himself in an utterly perplexing situation.
Seto is an ordinary and uninteresting high school student who is frequently harassed by his classmate Anjou, a troublemaker whose motives are unknown. Despite their contrasting personalities, with Seto being more reserved and Anjou being more lively, Anjou enjoys taunting and tormenting Seto. Seto struggles to cope with Anjou's behavior and fails to realize that his entertaining reactions are why she enjoys tormenting him. Yancha Gal no Anjou-san chronicles the amusing daily interactions between these two polar opposites as their playful teasing evolves into a cherished companionship. However, it remains unclear whether Anjou's flirtatious banter with Seto is genuine or not.
Living alone, Ooyama is a meek high schooler whose peaceful existence has recently been disturbed. One day, his classmate Riko Akutsu abruptly invited herself over and marked Ooyama's bedroom as her designated post-school hangout. Indulging in his manga stash, snacks and drinks, the troublesome delinquent enjoys lounging in his bed for leisurely naps. Ooyama finds himself unable to persuade Akutsu to depart, as she continues to frequent his home every single day with her provocative presence causing a stir within him. However, as time passes, their unordinary relationship evolves from mischievous taunting to a familiarity with each other that neither could have predicted.
Having lost his parents, eight-year-old Yuuichirou Amane is taken in by the Hyakuya Orphanage, where he struggles to bond with his new "family." However, this soon becomes the least of his worries, when a major pandemic suddenly strikes, killing all above the age of 13. Taking advantage of the chaos, vampires—who previously laid dormant underground—rise up and enslave the surviving humans, using them as livestock to harvest blood. Four years later, Yuuichirou and his family have adjusted to life under vampire control, although Yuuichirou still aspires to kill all vampires and end their reign of terror. This often puts him at odds with fellow orphan Mikaela Hyakuya, who emphasizes using wit and ingenuity to survive. Having garnered favor among high-ranking vampires, Mikaela gains inside knowledge and uses this to plan a daring escape. But during the attempt, the group of orphans is intercepted by vampire officer Ferid Bathory, who proceeds to massacre them. Yuuichirou is the only member of the group to escape to the surface, where he is discovered by the Moon Demon Company, a military unit dedicated to hunting down vampires. Given an invitation to join, Yuuichirou swiftly accepts, finally being presented an opportunity to achieve his ambitions and avenge his family.
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.
Hotaru Hinase, a first-year high school student, prioritizes her family and friends and has no desire for romance. As she and her friend hang out at a café, Hotaru comes upon a handsome honor student named Hananoi undergoing a difficult breakup. Seeing him alone in the snow, Hotaru loans him her umbrella. The next day, Hananoi shows up at Hotaru's classroom and asks her to be his girlfriend. Despite her rejection, he persists in displaying kind gestures, and Hotaru becomes aware of her growing affections. She ultimately agrees to date Hananoi.
Fuyuhiko Unoki has always been labeled as a weakling due to the constant bullying he endured from elementary to middle school. Unfortunately, high school didn't bring any change in his situation as he was greeted by the school's top delinquent, Kanade Toramaru, who claims ownership over him. From that day on, Fuyuhiko's high school life is anything but normal as he becomes Kanade's personal errand boy, living in constant fear. However, Kanade is under a big misinterpretation as she believes that Fuyuhiko is her boyfriend while he struggles to hide his dread of her. Despite the misunderstanding, Fuyuhiko and Kanade grow closer, blurring the lines between their imaginary romance and a possible real one.
