Special chapter first released in the *Ring ni Kakero Real* databook and then rereleased in the Oh! Super Jump magazine to conmemorate the release of the anime's second season.

Nanako has enrolled at the same high school that her late older brother had attended. She wants to fill in the place of her brother on the team and make it to the national championship. However, the basketball club has been disbanded. But, Nanako is not discouraged, and together with the always energetic Karan, starts a new basketball club.

Although their lives were saved, Saori, Seiya, and the others have lost their memories. What will happen to them? (Source: Champion Cross, translated) 1. **Saint Seiya: THEN - Haikyo no Hana** (聖闘士星矢 THEN 廃墟の花); Weekly Shounen Champion No.50 2. **Saint Seiya: THEN II - Shimei** (聖闘士星矢 THEN II 便命); Monthly Champion RED 2026-02 3. **Saint Seiya: THEN III - Ketsui** (聖闘士星矢 THEN III 決意); Weekly Shounen Champion No.15

Mariya is one of the students about to begin attending Graad Academy. However, during the entrance ceremony, she witnesses an attack by a group of dreadful warriors that seem to be out of this world. When the situation descends into chaos, a mysterious and unexpected ally appears to stand in her defense...

Russel is a Saint who was an expert in recovery magic. He was in a group with his childhood friends until the rest of the members learned recovery magic. Branded unnecessary and expelled from his group of friends, he meets a mysterious beauty named Sybilla. His infinite magical potential, combined with her guidance now allow him to reach heights once deemed impossible!

Discommunication is a comedy that follows an aspiring manga artist and her older brother. The story begins when the sister's work wins the Rookie of the Year award. Even though she should be happy, for some reason her face is sullen. The first chapter reveals the secret behind the sister's winning work. (Source: Anime News Network)

Compilation of four one-shots centers around the author Masami Kurumada and his assistants from studio Shinwa-kai. 1. **Aidokushashō ni wa te o dasuna!!** (愛読者賞には手を出すな!!?) \[WSJ #13, 1979\] \-Kurumada and his assistants brutally slaughtered rival mangaka such as \[Osamu Akimoto\](https://anilist.co/staff/97155/Akimoto-Osamu), \[Hisashi Eguchi\[(https://anilist.co/staff/113237/Eguchi-Hisashi), and \[Leiji Matsumoto\](https://anilist.co/staff/97597/Matsumoto-Leiji) for the Jump weekly survey. 2. **Ring ni Kokero** (リングにこけろ) \[WSJ #18, 1980\] \-Kurumada and his assistants vs Team Japan Jr. from \[Ring ni Kakero\](https://anilist.co/manga/44231/Ring-ni-Kakero/). 3. **Sayonara hashi** (さよなら橋) \[WSJ #11, 1981\] \-Kurumada falls in love with a hostess in Hakata. 4. **Nekketsu manga no densetsu** (熱血漫画の伝説) \[WSJ #19, 1983\] \-Kurumada competes against a villainous rom-com mangaka.

A legendary, all-powerful gang called Mugen once dominated a certain Japanese town. But they faced resistance from the formidable Amamiya Brothers: the only ones willing and powerful enough to resist them. In the end, Mugen suddenly disbanded and the Amamiya Brothers disappeared without a trace. Now, a group of five gangs—Sannou Hoodlum Squad, White Rascals, Oya High School, Rude Boys and Daruma Ikka—have taken over, calling themselves "G-SWORD" and naming the area "SWORD" after an acronym composed of each gang's initials.

Prequel to Fuuma no Kojirou. All three chapters were compiled at the start of the first volume of Akita Shoten's "Definitive Edition" re-release of the original manga in November 2019.

After Gravion was able to use its ultimate attack, the Zeravire threat seemed to have temporary stopped. However when it rises back up all of a sudden, the Earth Gult and its trump card, the super robot Gravion, is needed to defend this world again. All this while, the EFA is planning to create their own weapons to counter the Zeravire, the Grand Trooper. Now as they attempt to fend off the Zeravire, the people of the Earth Gult and EFA must protect their future as well as confront their pasts, and unveil the mysteries of the Zeravire. (Source: Anime News Network)

The manga is a historical series about the Warring States period daimyō (feudal lord) Ise Shinkurō, later known as Hōjō Sōun. (Source: Anime News Network)