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1-3 & 5) Naisho de Alleluya Shuuichiro Ooka (a.k.a Shu) is a famous song-writer and a father to Botan from a failed marriage. Botan is lonely and asks if he can have a cat. Shu tells him no, but Botan brings one home anyway... a very human-looking cat who is actually a man who Shu slept with before that goes by the name Umekichi! Botan also appears in Emono no Kimochi. 4) Boku no Kirei na Hito Dakara Not scanlated. 6) Afterword.

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Saku Ooyagi returns to his old town after seven years and becomes reacquainted with a childhood friend, the ever-boisterous Mihoshi Akeno; but the reunion is far from merry since his last piece of memory between them is of her falling off a tree and him diving to save her. Regardless, Mihoshi focuses her all into improving their tattered relationship and forces Saku to join her astronomy club. Basically this manga is about an astronomy club, and slapstick school life comedy as Mihoshi changes Saku's life.

From Exiled Rebels Scanlations: Toujou Aki lives with his younger step-brother, Saku who is a university student. Instead of going home to sleep though, Saku will stay out with as many women as possible, to the point of being a man-whore. Aki, on the other hand, has a deep hatred for women, enough to make him nauseous being around them. Aki’s one secret is that he would do anything for his brother. No matter what it is. However, everything can change in an instant during the silence of three minutes.

Manga parody of Donald Trump running in Coro Coro magazine.

In an instant, a host of the recently deceased discover that they've been given another shot at happiness... as adorable cats! Will they make the most of their seven-day opportunity? Or will the fur fly as they struggle to figure out what life's all about?

A tranquil tale about two boys from very different upbringings. On one hand you have Kai, born as the son of a prostitute, who's been playing the abandoned piano in the forest near his home ever since he was young. And on the other you have Syuhei, practically breast-fed by the piano as the son of a family of prestigious pianists. Yet it is their common bond with the piano that eventually intertwines their paths in life. Note: Received the Grand Prize for best manga at the 12th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2008.

π is an innocently positive older sister who loves to hum rap tunes and Makki is an introverted and perpetually book-reading younger brother. They possess eternal life and spend their never-ending days on a planet where all mankind has been wiped out long ago. Using a simple yet impactful drawing style, the author portrays the everyday life of these immortal siblings and their impossible journey of exploration of what it means to live.

Willow is a young, blind girl, who is born with telekinetic and psychic powers. Her parents tell her to hide her abilities and never use them in an attempt to keep her from hurting herself, or others. But when her parents are killed by home invaders, while Willow and her sister hide, she vows to become stronger so she never feels helpless again. 8 years later, and Willow had made only a little progress with her powers...but her world is quickly turned upside down when a mysterious boy with similar powers suddenly joins her class.

Due to his sister's refusal to come home to work in the family inn, a boy is forced to cross dress by his mother. As time goes by, he comes to rather enjoy it.

On his way back from work on Christmas night, Yamada(26) discovers a drunk and crying high school boy and takes him home. That boy was mulling over being in love with someone of the same sex. A straight adult and a gay high-schooler. It is a piece that sets gender aside as their hearts grow ever closer. This is Mita Ori's long-awaited series.

Follow the daily life of Kasumi, a girl whose expressions don't show on her face, and her friend, Fumi.