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Based off the popular Japanese PSP game, Photo Kano is about a boy, his interest in photography, and the harem that grows out of it.

During her formative years, Youko was protected by Shige-san, an otherworldly presence that offered her invaluable advice, assistance, and thoughtful gestures. Communicating primarily through small rocks, Shige-san would signal disagreement or offer suggestions to Youko. As Youko embarks on her first journey into the world of love, will Shige-san's guidance ultimately steer her towards true happiness?

For his high school debut, Minto Shishidou pretended to be an outgoing playboy, spinning lies about the girlfriends he goes through. This corner he backed himself into weighs heavily on his mind when he joins a school trip, and he’s determined to use the occasion to get a girlfriend for real. But then an unimaginable incident strikes him and his classmates, setting the stage for a locked-room love comedy centered around the wishes of these boys and girls.

Though Shinnosuke Nohara may appear to be a harmless youngster, anyone with experience dealing with children knows that innocence is rarely the case. He relentlessly mocks the adults in his vicinity, pulls crude practical jokes, and embarrasses others to the point of tears with his outrageous conduct. Crayon Shinchan, dubbed the "pre-K pupil from hell", is a five-year-old boy whose bodily functions, inappropriate remarks, and unruly demeanor consistently vex those around him. This comical and provocative manga has become a national sensation in Japan, celebrating the destructive and indecent power that toddlers possess.

Natsume Kanade, a high school teacher dealing with amnesia, seeks to recollect his forgotten dreams, love, and identity. His quest leads him to a strange man donning dark glasses, who goes by the name "God." Natsume wakes up with a throbbing headache and vague memories of the previous day, struggling to understand his situation. He must prepare for his school responsibilities at the command of the mysterious glasses-wearing man, but he's unsure of his own identity. Feeling bewildered, Natsume wonders why others seem to be aware of his situation, leaving him perplexed.

Rokurou, a compassionate second-year middle school student with an impressive knowledge of the ocean, resides in Hoshimi town, a narrow strip of land nestled between the mountains and sea that lacks even the most basic amenities such as convenience stores, gaming centers, or family restaurants. During an encounter on the shore, Rokurou meets Seto, daughter of the former totalitarian leader of Murakami Mining Company. Seto, naive to the ways of the world and without the skillset necessary to support herself, was living independently before Rokurou intervened. The two team up to hunt sea creatures while Rokurou takes on the role of Seto's caregiver.

What's Michael revolves around a mischievous tabby named Michael with striking red fur, going on various adventures. The stories are notable for their assortment of settings: Michael may join a pair of Japanese youths in one tale, be the belonging of an elderly couple with children in another, or be associated with a member of the yakuza in yet another. It was awarded the 10th Kodansha Manga Award in 1986 for its general manga category accomplishments, which it shared with another publication.

The manga portrays the aesthetic tale of a lovely girl and a boy who never spares a glimpse at her.

In the P group, a gathering of students with extraordinary abilities (known as psychics), there are two girls with unique powers. One can generate fire but unleashes a massive explosion when embarrassed. The other is telepathic but her voice slips out when touched. These students struggle with their powers due to their adolescence, making them problem students in the eyes of others. Rin Kita Oji, a third-year teacher, is suddenly tasked with the challenge of ensuring their successful graduation. Can he guide and support them in mastering their powers and overcoming their obstacles?

Novel: Original Version, Webtoon: Original Edition, Authorized Translations: Official

A bizarre winged feline catches the attention of Reiko and her younger sibling, leading them to secretly bring it home. Unbelievably, the creature reveals itself to be an extraterrestrial peddler seeking to barter futuristic gadgets for an Earthly resource known as "hahise." Drawn in by the allure of a magical contraption capable of replicating any item, even currency, Reiko and her brother strike a deal without fully comprehending the consequences. Little do they realize, this decision will drastically alter the path of Reiko's existence in a sinister way.

The encounters that high school girls undergo have an otherworldly feel.