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The prey we are aiming for is neither a diamond ring nor a national treasure masterpiece! I will come for your "most important things". Paris in the late 19th century. Alexandrite, an unidentified phantom thief who appeared to mock the world of decadence. From green to red, jewels of mysterious varieties, it confuses Paris at the end of the century! (Source: Bunkasha, translated)
Comprised of multiple short stories that follows the Tamagotchi characters from the P1, P2, Umino, Angelgotch, Morino, and Devilgotch.
Official Oujisama Lv1. comic anthology featuring stories by various artists.
University student Sasaki Kento is a loner. However, one day a beautiful girl named Itou Natsuki sat down in the always-empty seat next to him. "This seat is free, right? If you don't mind, can I sit next to you?" With this "chance" meeting Kento's dull black-and-white life started to add a bit of color. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
The main character Tennoji boasts an overwhelming muscle mass which he cultivated at the gym, imposing himself to a strict diet in order to sculpt his body. However once every few weeks he has a "Cheat Day," a day where he is allowed to eat whatever he want how much he wants. The story follows Tennoji on his cheat days. (Source: gurashii.com)
The story takes place a little in the future. Guided by one particular song, young elementary-schooler Suzuhara Sorata, from the Heisei Era, is warped through a time skip to an unfamiliar place that looks much like the towns from the Meiji or Taishou period from his textbooks. In this world, he meets three young ladies and nine young men and joins them on a journey aboard the mysterious Norn ship, a giant globe that floats in midair.
Takes place before the events in Petshop of Horrors, with D's grandfather as the protagonist.
A short story about a girl and her strange relationship with the rain.
Inspired by Cervantes' Don Quixote, the author criticizes heartless individualism and indifference in modern Japan, as seen through the eyes of an old man, who, although childish with age, sees the truth of things.
