A side story of "Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn". It takes the form of a documentary program "E.F.F.: Piece of the Star Moon", a propaganda program of the Earth Federation Forces, introducing the war deeds of some Federation pilots and revealing unknown facts about them.

Stories that were stopped because of overflowing passion, stories that were "rejected," stories that were self-regulated... A comic essay collection of BL story about "moe" that has been "put on hold" for various reasons! Includes works of 24 popular and talented authors. Cover Illustration by Nakayama Miyuki. (Source: CIEL, translated)

A re-telling of the “Tale of Genji” in manga-form. The “Tale of Genji” is a story from a long novel written by novelist Murasaki Shikibu. It was written about 1000 years ago, during the Heian era. It details the showy life and romantic exploits of Genji no Kimi (Lord Genji), otherwise known as “Hikaru Genji (The Shining Prince)” for his peerless beauty and features the life and culture of the Heian Imperial Court. By describing human life with its heart-rendering moments and the difficult times of separation and sadness, this piece of literature has come to be known to embody the concept of “the pathos of things” (mono no aware). Known as the world’s earliest romance novel, it has been translated into many languages all over the world.

Hanzawa Naoki is the Loans Division Chief of the Osaka Nishi branch of the third largest megabank in the world, the Tokyo Chuo Bank. To meet the target loan amount set by the headquarter branch, the Branch Manager of the Osaka Nishi branch, Asano Tadasu, asks Hanzawa to handle a loan required by Nishi Osaka Steel. However, after obtaining the loan, the President of Nishi Osaka Steel, Higashida Mitsuru, declares bankruptcy and goes missing. Hanzawa must now race against time to retrieve the loan and uphold the capital and honour of the bank!

A dangerous creature that comes from space "harm soro"

Hokkaido Prefectural Police detective Ryohei Akutsu is investigating the "Box-Folding Serial Murders" that occurred eight years ago. Despite the bewildered looks of those around him, he diligently pursues the case, and during this time he meets throat physician Akihisa Shikane. A quiet and capable doctor, Shikane promises to cooperate. Meanwhile, Akutsu is tormented by internal conflicts within the Hokkaido Prefectural Police...and Shikane is, in fact, the "Box-Folding Killer" himself!! An apocalyptic crime suspense story colored with blood, violence, and memories begins here!! (Source: Shinchosha, machine translated) *Notes: \-The series was canceled in 2019 and was originally collected in four volumes. In 2024, the author released a fifth volume to conclude the series. \-The chapter count includes three extras.*

Aya Tachibana is a sixth-grader who frets and obsesses over friends, family, grades, and more. One day, she joins the "Tantei Team KZ" with four very idiosyncratic boys she met at cram school. There is the glib and attention-grabbing leader Kazuomi Wakatake, the mysterious "expert of personal relationships" Takakazu Kuroki, the smart and stoic math genius Kazunori Uesugi, and the sweet-hearted Kazuhiko Kozuka, who is good at social matters and science. Aya finds her place among them as the "language expert." "Tantei Team KZ" gets involved in modern-day cases, and even if they bicker from time to time, they collaborate by pooling each of their talents and skills to solve these cases.

Serena is a duke's daughter who was engaged to Finis, the leader of the pride of the empire, the Black Wolves Knights Order. Ever since she first saw his portrait, she became infatuated with him and has been fangirling over him with feverish fervor. But just as their wedding day was drawing close, the two of them were suddenly murdered by an unknown culprit. By the time she realizes it, her "second life" had already started with memories of her past life still in tact. Determined not to let Finis die this time, Serena joined the knights order so she can protect her number one favorite Finis as a knight herself! (Source: Kodansha, translated)