A continuation of the *Overlord* manga.
Hozuki Gorou is your average high school student in all respects, except for having a crush on his sadistic older step sister, Haru. Haru delights in toying with her step brother: flirting, deceiving, and humiliating him at every given opportunity. Serialized in Young Ace, Igarashi Ran's 4-koma crack comedy follows the relationship between the two step siblings and the troubles of their daily life.
The manga is an anthology story centering on the Crypters, the betrayer agents of Chaldea that are the center of the Fate/Grand Order smartphone game's "Lostbelt" story line.
Nakashima Yuka falls in love with her male classmate Toi Takuya's mother, Mihoko. Gay hilarity ensues.
The Tokiwadai student council election is approaching. Shokuhou Misaki, one of the leading candidates, is in the midst of an election campaign in spite of her own expectations due to the people around her and the fate of being the head of the largest clique...!! (Source: Toaru Wiki)
The historical romantic comedy follows 17-year-old high schooler Sagara Yoshiharu who one day time-travels to the Sengoku period, where all the major Samurai lords are cute girls. Yoshiharu meets Oda Nobuna, the girl counterpart of Oda Nobunaga, and begins to serve her as a substitute of Kinoshita Tokichiro, who has been dead in the world.
Anastasia, an elf said to be the most powerful magical talent in a thousand years, is fighting in the final battle of a three-way war. In the midst of battle with her arch-enemies, the demons, Anastasia finds herself enveloped in an intense light, and wakes up on a deserted island in another world. As Anastasia explores the island, she meets a mysterious stranger, and what's more, she finds herself unable to use magic…! This is a survival comedy about a beautiful elf girl from another world, stranded on a deserted island with an ordinary man! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
The stage is set on an ocean oilfield base, Seraphix. A hell that tries to imitate the Holy Grail War of the Moon. A pleasure prison that you can never escape from unless you're the last one standing. There's not much time until it reaches the limit and collapses. What lurks within the depths of the "Ego" that desires to dance --- This is the adaptation of the Epic of Remnant Chapter 1.5 from the mobile game, Fate/Grand Order.
An exterminator dies and finds himself in a fantasy world, without any skill with the sword or wand he carries on doing what he knows best.
Ageha Shiraishi has been sentenced to death, suspected of murdering her four roommates. In her prison cell as she awaits her execution, she tells her warden, Kyousuke, that she is innocent and that she did not commit murder. Kyousuke does some research, but finds that she is still guilty. Upon his return, he finds his superior tied up and stripped. After setting her free, he finds out that he has been tricked, and it was Ageha in disguise. Ageha can impersonate anyone to the finest detail, whether it be hair color, habits, or even voice. She becomes the first fugitive of the Talsis Prison and she declares that she will find the real culprit. Kyousuke now only has one clue, which is "the Ageha" (swallowtail butterfly) tattoo on Ageha's back. The chase between the characters involved begins as they move to grasp the truth!
Notebook? Shirt!? Gym clothes!?! What do you need? Hajime-kun is a listless boy, but his classmate Mitsuishi-san takes good care of him. How did the cold honor student Mitsuishi become a doting girlfriend within one year?
The 12-year-old boy entrusted his destiny to the dying nation! Hercule is a boy who was raised as a successor to the declining Lemuria empire. Hercule has been crowned as the new Emperor of the empire, which is on the verge of being destroyed by the previous emperor, but in fact he has a secret that no one knows about...? This is the story of a young emperor who becomes the savior of the Lemuria empire and the champion of the three continents. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

