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After her father's death, Stone, Faith's caretaker, has been secretly paying for her education and living expenses. Although she always sought him out when she needed help, Stone is not her biological parent. But now Faith realizes she can no longer accept Stone's financial assistance, and she drops out of school to work and repay him. However, Stone insists on settling Faith's debts and proposes a bargain: "If you agree, I'll forgive your debts if you agree to marry me." Stone explains that his mother will only pass down her business to him if he's married. Faith now faces a difficult decision: should she follow her heart or sign a business deal?
Hiroshi Kuzumi, a teenage boy of 16 years, has just relocated to a mountainous town that comprises both new and old streets separated by a river, and has many enigmatic local traditions still in existence. While Hiroshi is quite perplexed and content with his new life, one individual, namely Kushinada Nemura, who is a member of the class committee, keeps a certain distance from him. In their infrequent meetings, she offers him a cautionary suggestion: "Avoid the old streets."
1. Ore wa Mita (I Saw It) 2. Eien no Anchor 3. Shuppatsu no Uta 4. Hyoushigi no Uta 5. Ii Tama Ippon
Ookawa transfers to Shirakiran Academy for girls due to her job relocation. Coincidentally, she encounters a university student who used to reside in her neighborhood four years ago, and they happen to be colleagues at school now. A delightful romance brews between them, as teacher and student. Additional tales are included: • Sakura Yuki Maria is a lively girl who attends an all-girls' school but has a tomboyish persona. Her conduct includes climbing trees and engaging in outdoor activities. One day, she slips off a cherry blossom tree, and a boy rescues her, and their lips brush together. Is it love? • Baby Magic When Ogawa Chinatsu was in sixth grade, she was impressed by Wada Shouhei, her younger brother's buddy confessing his love for her. Even though he's two years younger, he continues to profess his love for her, holding a cotton ear swab as his magic wand. Now in high school, the situation hasn't changed.
Captivated by Rin Ugouda, his charming and handsome college neighbor, Seiji Aizawa becomes enamored. However, their passionate kiss reveals Rin's homosexuality, leading him to warn Seiji against pursuing a deeper relationship. Despite the warning, Seiji cannot deny his newfound feelings. They establish a 'friends with benefits' arrangement that surprisingly evolves into an emotional connection. Their story unfolds in a historic city during summer, depicting a poignant tale of love, characterized by turbulence and melancholy.
A manga promoting Capcom's beloved Phoenix Wright video game series is up for grabs. The manga, spanning fifty pages and divided into two sections, is included exclusively with the Japanese release of GS:YG (alternately known as PW:AA in English-speaking countries). One section follows Phoenix's adventures, while the other focuses on Edgeworth's journey. The two characters meet in a television studio in both parts of the manga.
It is now a commonly observed trend in high-ranked parties to expel their own members due to their low stats. A young man named Aizen, who is dissatisfied with this status supremacism, has decided to gather these outcasts and establish his own guild with them. "Why kick them out when I can recruit them?" he exclaimed. A person's abilities extend beyond just their stats; the supposedly "weak" can grow into the "strong" by utilizing their latent abilities, their "hidden skills"! Thus begins the tale of a fantasy revolution led by the outcasts.
Manamir, a powerful vampire with aspirations of world domination, is just moments away from achieving her ambitious goal. However, a teleportation spell goes awry, leaving her stranded on unfamiliar ground: planet Earth. Her previously well-honed vampiric abilities, which included the capability to drink human blood, have abandoned her. Manamir is appalled to discover that without her powers, she must now confront an unforeseen challenge- how to subsist in a foreign environment. In a state of desperation, she secures a job at a convenience store, where she sells cigarettes to gruff bikers while attempting to comprehend the complexities of human life. Manamir even ponders the possibility of selling her undergarments as a means of supplementing her income.
"You are overflowing with excitement. Let me take care of that for you." Kiyoko, a 33-year-old bank employee, had her wedding plans abruptly cancelled. Her rival and director at work, Samejima, ends up comforting her. Loneliness, combined with a few drinks, leads to a passionate night together. But the next morning, Samejima reveals they got married. Will Kiyoko be able to handle an unexpected relationship with her superior?
