A collection of chapters from various one-shot anthologies included as extras with the purchase of certain "Fellows!" magazine volumes including Jingai Fellows, Kosuchumu Fellows 2011, Gojitsudan Fellows, Gijinka Fellows, Neko Neko Fellows!, Manpuku Fellows, Kinniku Fellows, Bishounen Fellows, Shumi Fellows, and FANTASY Fellows!. - **Nuresuke Wars!** (ぬれすけうぉーず！) by Natsuko Takahashi \- **Gogo 5-ji no Kettou** (午後5時の決闘) by Akiyo Ookubo \- **Heijitsu Night Fever** (平日ナイトフィーバー) by Michiko Shin \- **Ganbare Katsushika-chan** (がんばれ葛飾ちゃん) by Namiko Ogata \- **Kiyotaka no Ichige** (清隆の一夏) by Chie Inudou \- **Toruko no Oishii Hi** (トルコのおいしい日) by Chie Inudou \- **Mitsumenai de** (見つめないで) by Chie Inudou \- **Hagane no Shounen, Tetsu no Hagate** (鋼の少年、鉄の掟) by Kouhei Nishi \- **Subarashiki kana, Seifuku!** (素晴らしき哉、制服！) by Asaki Nakama \- **Watashi to Kare no Pocket** (私と彼のポケット) by Sawa Sakura \- **Mizuoni-sama** (水鬼様) by Sawa Sakura \- **Kodanuki no Hiroi Mono** (子だぬきの拾いもの) by Sawa Sakura \- **Ichimei** (一命) by Minami Kimura \- **Atashi wo Futta Haraise ni Shinde yaruu Sonde Are yoo Bakete Norotte yaru kara naa** (アタシをフッた腹いせに死んでやるッそんでアレよッ化けて呪ってやるからなッ) by Satoshi Fukushima \- **Haru ga Kita** (春が来た) by Satoshi Fukushima \- **Pillow Talk** (ピロートーク) by Mariko Kikuchi \- **Nyan Nyan Fellows! Neko Neko Fellows!** (にゃんにゃんfellows!/猫猫fellows!) by Ryouko Kui \- **Toko Name Bojou** (とこなめ慕情) by Yoh Unoshima \- **Chikuwa no Haka Mairi** (ちくわの墓参り) by Taiga Sassa \- **Koi no Hajimari** (恋のはじまり) by Taiga Sassa \- **Kaiten Kangoku** (回転監獄) by Kano Ninomiya \- **Inu Sommelier** (犬ソムリエ) by Kano Ninomiya \- **Watashi no Kawai Hito** (わたしの可愛い人) by Akihito Tomi \- **Hana to Yoroi** (花と鎧) by Hiroko Nagakura \- **Roma Kyoukou to Swiss Eihei** (ローマ教皇とスイス衛兵) by Mitsuhisa Kuji \- **Kyuudou Girls** (弓道ガールズ) by Sawako Arashida \- **Kaoru to Hakase no Yojouhan** (薫と博士の四畳半) by Tomoko Takunaga \- **Ore to Matsuya** (俺と松屋) by Kiyoto Shitara \- **Hachijou Hachiryou no Oishii Anpan no Tsukurihou** (八良のおいしいアンパンの作り方☆) by Yuki Matsumoto \- **Hashikko no Hanashi** (はしっこのはなし) by Ichika Ootsuki \- **Tabi no Ouji** (旅の王子) by Aki Irie \- **Sabaku no Tasaki-kun** (砂漠の田崎くん) by Aki Irie

Kana Kuroko works in Tokyo. Determined to get her hands on a Fokin bag she's always wanted, she heads to the store, only to discover a shocking truth: the bag she's longed for is something she can't afford, no matter how much money she has...! (Source: Akita Shoten, translated)

*Notes: Includes 3 extra chapters.*

Sequel to Karura Mau! **Vols 1-2:** Suwa Kowa Tamamatsuri (諏訪恐霊祭) **Vol 3:** Abe no Seimei no Matsuei (安倍晴明の末裔) **Vols 4-6:** Nara no Taiyoushin (奈良の太陽神) **Vol 7:** Izu no Kotoshironeshi (伊豆の事代主) **Vols 8-10:** Kibi no Gohoushin (吉備の護法神) **Vol 11-12:** Kibi Shitouhen: Susanoo (吉備死闘編/スサノオ) **Vol 13-14:** Karura Gaiden: Abe Kiyoaki (カルラ外伝/安部清明) **Vol 15-16:** Izumu no Ankokushin (出雲の暗黒神) **Vol 17-18:** Karura Gaiden: Abe Kiyoaki - Seishun hen (カルラ外伝/安倍清明 青春編)

A prequel series focusing on onmyouji Tsukasa Kenmochi.

Continuation of "Harikiri Sayo-chan", with more romantic antics in the office between "him" and Sayoko Ishino, with Yukari trying to steal away the heart of "him".

30-year-old Takao Matsumoto is single and a salaryman. He loves rock music. His girlfriend is Makiko and they have dated for 3 years. Due to Takao Matsumoto's spendthrift ways, his girlfriend dumps him. In hopes of getting her back, Takao Matsumoto begins to economize on everything like food and his electricity bill, but Kota Inaba approaches Makiko.

17-year-old Matsuyasu Chitose has no interest in romance, but it seems like only couples flock to the café where she works. To her annoyance, she's always having to deal with the angst and silliness of these lovers.

Atsushi Kubota is a TV actor who is also the Greatest Pachinko Pro in the Entertainment World. Through a series of short episodes he guides us through the two worlds that make up his double life: the backstage drama of the entertainment business, and the rollercoaster ride of high-stakes pachinko. From his high school days as an aimless punk to finding his spirtual path in film, television, and the pachinko parlor, Kubota shows us the secrets of his success with wit and roguish charm. Source: ComicsOne