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At Tokyo Butei High School, teens undergo rigorous training to become combat detectives, known as "Butei". Among the students is Touyama Kinji, an unremarkable young man with a unique ability to enter "Hysteria Mode" uncontrollably when near girls. During his Hysteria Mode, Kinji becomes an unstoppable force, fixated on protecting women, although he keeps this ability hidden. When a Butei killer targets Kinji and rigs his bicycle to explode, he is saved by transfer student Aria H. Kanzaki, an expert in assault. However, Aria discovers Kinji's Hysteria Mode and becomes fascinated by it, refusing to leave him alone.
Ryuna Kamikawa is the beautiful and perfect-acting student council president. When she gets angry at her lazy vice-president, Yugi Tsukiyama, he likes to tease her by calling "wolf-senpai." The two are like the light and dark sides of the moon, total opposites who don't get along. Until one day, when Tsukiyama discovers the hidden side of "Wolf Senpai" through his secret part-time job...? This is the start of a love story between two people with hidden identities!
Back in 1998, Hajime Kanou was an avid player of the widely popular trading card game, "Magic: The Gathering," also known as simply "Magic" among enthusiasts. During school breaks, he would immerse himself fully in the game, playing with his peers and causing quite a stir. This caught the attention of Emi Sawatari, the school's top-performing student, who disapproved of what she considered trivial pursuits. Despite Emi's disapproval, Hajime saw her as an intellectual rival and frequently challenged her to academic competitions. However, he was consistently outperformed by Emi. One day, quite by chance, Hajime ran into Emi at a Magic card shop. To his surprise, he discovered that she had a passion for the game and was undefeated at the store. This unplanned encounter became a turning point in their relationship as they bonded over competitive Magic matches and developed a deep connection. As the new millennium approached, their exciting journey together began to unfold.
Megumi Souma considers the idea of a love affair between a diligent girl and a delinquent boy as nothing but wishful thinking. This outstanding high school student is fond of her unruly classmate Soushi Wakamatsu, but she is too scared to interact with him. Similarly, Soushi also has feelings for Megumi, but he does not want to ruin her flawless reputation with his questionable background. Nonetheless, despite their initial reservations, Megumi and Soushi discover that their seemingly disparate worlds have more similarities than differences. Encouraged by their friends, the couple declares their feelings for each other and embarks on a relationship. As they explore their love, Megumi and Soushi must find a way to stay true to themselves amidst societal expectations and cherish the simple pleasure of being with their loved one.
Licorice Radiata is no stranger to Déjà vu. For as long as she can remember, she has experienced a sense of familiarity, like everything has already occurred. But when she comes across a portrait of her fiancé Wolfgang Eisenhut, memories flood her mind. She recognizes herself as a rival character in a dangerous otome game, and Wolfgang is just one of the targets. In the original story, Licorice was the jealous rival who committed horrific and violent acts. Even in the heroine's good ending, Licorice met a bloody demise. Determined to avoid the same fate, Licorice recalls her scattered memories and prepares herself to do whatever it takes. But changing fate is not easy, and Licorice faces a difficult task in preventing Wolfgang's descent into darkness. She may have to accept that one's nature is not so easily changed.
A salary man is quite depressed, especially on Mondays. At his lowest point a well-endowed High-School girl calling herself Ai-chan stumbles breast-first into his face. The concussion she gave him served as the start of their relationship. Features additional single-page images of other side-stories, that were posted on the Authors Twitter every Monday before. The first volume illustration compilation book that also includes comic was released on December 31, 2015 at Comic Market 89. The second volume was released at Comic Market 90 and the third volume was released at Comic Market 91, all has been published by Himura himself.
A Yuru Yuri spin-off showcasing Sakurako and her siblings.
One day, Soujiro Sakagami, a high school sophomore, was running late for school. Luckily, a strange girl who looked like a third-year offered to give him a ride. She bragged about her fortune-telling skills, assuring him that he was destined to be with a younger girl. But little did he know, she was referring to herself! From there, a comical love story unfolds between the awkward upperclassman, Mizuki, and the clueless Sakagami.
Although she was a young horror writer, Bambi never believed in the supernatural. Her lack of belief made it easy for her to rent an apartment where a suicide had occurred. When her serialization was canceled, she was asked to write a short story based on a true experience. It wasn't until then that Bambi noticed the presence of a spirit in her apartment. The ghost was an amnesiac high school girl named Ako who was talkative and harmless. Bambi gained Ako's permission to use her as inspiration for her next project. However, there was another Ako: Yamashiro Ako, a melancholic high school girl who dreamed every night from the spirit's viewpoint.
