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A spin-off of the series Ginga Densetsu Weed, Weed Gaiden is a collection of stories about multiple dogs and the trials they face. One story focuses on a character from the main series--Mel--and his journey to reunite with Weed at Ohu after his mother dies.
Youko has a protector in Shige-san. He has guided her, helped her, and always maintained a respectful propriety since she was a little girl. The difficulty is that Shige-san is a ghost, a poltergeist who only communicates with her by throwing small rocks to signal his disagreement or to show her what to do. But now that Youko is beginning to feel the first stirrings of young love, will Shige-san’s guidance help her find her true happiness?
From Tokyopop: When childhood innocence gives way to a blinding thirst for revenge, is it worth the price of one's humanity? Tetsunosuke and Tatsunosuke are the sons of a diplomat who sought to bring peace and prosperity to Japan during the early Meiji Restoration. But when their parents are murdered before their very eyes, Tetsu seeks to join the Shinsengumi, the unofficial police who are capable of the same brutality as his parents' murderers. Wading through a sea of espionage, deception and bloodshed, the young boy must choose: should he take a step on the path to becoming a demon...or give up his rage and transform into the ultimate Peacemaker?
A young boy’s effort, and obstacle, to be a vegetarian werewolf.
The story follows a family of mask-makers and their reclusive son who has completely shut himself off from the world...
[From MangaScreener]: Shigeo is a high strung elementary school student living with his mother. His only concern is getting ahead in life by doing well in school. He despises his father Hanao (who is separated from them), who's an idealistic free spirit and kid at heart infatuated with the sport of baseball. Shigeo's mother forces Shigeo to take time to visit his father and so begins Shigeo's lessons that there's more to life than excelling academically (courtesy of his very childish father).
Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou is a mystery series in which Shinokawa Shioriko, a young owner of a bookstore in Kamakura, unravels the mysteries of the ancient books that are taken there. The story begins with a young man named Daisuke, who practically grew up without reading books due to his phobia, who brings the complete (and autographed) collection of works by Natsume Soseki, (Japanese writer of the Meiji era) that he inherited from his grandmother, to the mysterious bookstore. Will the shy and introverted Shioriko solve the mystery of the books?
A 4-koma spin-off of Hanebado, published on the official Twitter account.
Its about a 21 year old guy without any self- confidence that is in love with music so he made up a Fake band called "The Charlies" and he made a blog where he uploads the covers for the songs and one day dreams to do a live concert.
The fourth official anthology for Love Live! School Idol Project. Each chapter is done by a different artist. Cover: Sasaki Mustumi 1. µ's Appeal Battle! by Yurikawa 2. Because Love is Blind. by Haruka Chiruwo 3. Den Den Den. by Yamane Masato 4. µ’s Backstage. by Shiroi Hakuto 5. Pancakes with Smiles on the Side. by Touya Tsugumi 6. I Want to Eat ☆ White Rice. by Hinata Nonoka 7. Soaps Get Smaller If You Rub Them. by Miduki Maya 8. In the Middle of the Dream. by Bcoca 9. Doki Doki Kimodameshi. by yumi 10. Battle, General Winter. by Takasaka Donten 11. UmiNico Movie Date. by Riku Riku
Oneshot manga with six short tales of fantasy and friendship by Shimizu Aki. -The NEET Woman and the Second Grader: A 19-year-old NEET and near-hikikomori named Tsuda Yasue encounters a crying second grade girl outside her apartment and tries to figure out how to handle her. -Flow My Tears, the Onion Said: A girl suddenly is spoken to by an onion she is preparing to cook. -The Young Lady and the Gardener: A young, wealthy lady who lost her sight after her father died sits at her window and makes grandiose requests while a gardener that works outside her window tries to fulfill them. -The Ouroboros-drome: An Alice-in-Wonderland like tale. -The Secret of the Pair: Two history fangirls meet, and one of them reveals a secret that leads to the other playing out a very familiar situation. -Advice on Love: A five-years-later continuation of the NEET Woman and the Second Grader.
