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When mirai, an up-and-coming singer, suddenly announced her retirement, the high school girl Tsumugi was shocked by the loss of her "oshi." But when she sees her haughty and unpleasant classmate, Miki, singing one of mirai's songs in an empty classroom… This is a coming-of-age 4-koma story about a selfish songstress and her introverted fan! (Source: Manga Time Kirara, translated)
**Silverland** is a wealthy nation coveted by many powerful countries. In this land, **Sapphire**, a girl born with two souls, and **Plastic**, a child called the "Devil's Child" born without a soul, come into the world. Plastic, son of the archducal family that protects Silverland, is guided by his lost soul as he plunges headlong into the vortex of war... The master Osamu Tezuka's classic work [*Ribbon no Kishi*](https://mangabaka.org/51617) is reborn in an entirely new story...!! *Source: Comip, translated*
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One day, literary club member Nako Nakahara happens to meet Kizuku Tachikawa, a member of the art club who's critiquing garbage with a serious look on her face. Nako only came in search of a bookshelf she could use in her club's room, but before she knows it, she becomes wrapped up in Kizuku's grand scheme...?! Source: Shogakukan
The silly adventures of Uinna Kimiko, commonly known as Hamuko, a thief with a strong sense of justice who uses her skills to fight the evils of society. The original series by Amako Soubee was serialized between 1990 and 1993, and released as one volume in 1996. Eventually it also got a 2-volume remake by Ogura Anko in 2005.
Kei, the daughter of a powerful Hatamoto, is suddenly ordered by her father to marry a man named Kinshiro Toyama, who has abandoned the life of a samurai and is now a gambler. Kei decides to go to Asakusa to appeal herself as a signboard girl at the inn where Kinshiro is staying...? A grimacing, heartbreaking tale of Edo spun by a married couple (or less)!
This is a series of manga anthologies based on popular “villainess” novels. The protagonists are all young noblewomen who were rejected by their fiancés for various reasons, but who did not let themselves be discouraged and found their own happiness. Each volume contains several short stories adapted by different artists and themed. **Digital Manga:** [CMOA](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/268010/)
Based on the Fire Emblem Games. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 2.
In 1925, after being told by a baseball player that women should become housewives instead of going to school, two 14-year-old Japanese high school girls named Koume and Akiko decide to start a baseball team in order to prove him wrong. During this time, when even running was considered too vulgar for women, baseball is known as "what the boys do" and they face many difficulties when having to find enough members, to get permission from their parents and also when learning about the sport itself.
