After a fateful incident, the vampire Jaspers retreated into the timeless Forest of Mist, where nothing ever changes. Having lost his beloved dog and the loyal butler who cared for him, he wallows in solitude until his sister Abi, who once left the forest for the outside world, suddenly shows up at his door. Before he knows it, Jaspers finds himself dragged back to Tokyo for the first time in 100 years, settling in Kiyosumi-Shirakawa and fumbling his way through modern life: from hunting for a life partner to figuring out how to be a proper uncle. For an immortal vampire, the hardest thing might just be keeping up with the living. (Source: Kurage Bunch, translated)

A Togainu no Chi anthology focusing on Akira.

It’s a “Higurashi no Naku Koro ni” anthology manga series, serialized in Comp Ace Magazine. *Note: Two chapters aren’t included in the volume release.*

A booklet packaged with Fellows! volume 22 at select stores. It's relay manga (each mangaka draws a few panels, and the next mangaka continues the story) from Fellows! collaborators. Originally published in 2012 volume 3 of Gessan, this plus version includes extended commentary by each of the involved creators and a highlight commentary by Satoshi Fukushima who oversaw the manuscripts. (Source: Natalie, translated)

A booklet packaged with Fellows! volume 9 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots from 13 Fellows! collaborators focusing on the theme cheongsam (type of Chinese dress). (Source: Natalie, translated)

*Note: First released as a doujinshi, was licensed later on.*

He has zero friends and is terrible at socializing. Utsushibito, who relies on the internet for emotional support, falls in love with Nodoka, a girl who, for some reason, cannot communicate at all via the internet. The only way to connect is through a "black telephone" (rotary phone)...? How on earth can he become close to her when the wall standing in his way is so high!?

Long ago, in a remote arena on the frontier, there was a legendary swordsman who achieved a thousand victories without a single defeat. After that, he vanished from the public eye and became known only as a mysterious phantom swordsman. Three years later, the world’s largest kingdom announces the greatest sword-fighting tournament in history: the Hundred-Blade Grand Melee. No one knows what form the matches will take, but with a prize said to grant any wish, warriors from across the world gather. The story begins on the opening day of the Hundred-Blade Grand Melee, when a gentle, strangely young boy named Shu appears in the royal capital.

I'm going to marry everyone and start my harem life. "Jin... our journey together ends here." Jin, who had formed a party with his childhood friend, the Hero Reki, and set out on an adventure to defeat the Demon Lord, was suddenly told goodbye just before their final battle. Devastated, Jin returned to his hometown. However, the party members quickly defeated the Demon Lord and began proposing to Jin one after another—!? "Jin, do you remember the promise we made when we were kids?" "You said you'd marry me, right?" "Jin-san, what should we name our baby?" Unknowingly, Jin had promised to marry three different people and was about to build a polygamous harem! "E-everyone, calm down!" Thus begins the harem x slow-life fantasy!

Anthology of D.Gray-man doujinshi written by different artists. Pairings: Allen x Kanda, Kanda x Allen