A collection of stories about main characters' past and future after series ending.

Official manga anthology for the video game *Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls*.

A mysterious girl, Fina, is pursued by a fleet of Valua, an empire which holds mighty military power. Vyce, a Blue Air Pirate which advocates justice, attempts to rescue her. Her objective is unknown, but it unmistakably influences the fate of the planet.

This is an anthology themed around humorous non-canonical situations starring the cast of *Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc*.

The manga centers on Arata, a boy with a keen intuition, and his encounter with "super-sensates," those who have a mastery of all their five senses. (Source: Anime News Network)

From [MangaHelpers](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=1011): At the age of six, Shusei’s father is killed while they are visiting Myanmar and he is taken in by the locals and re-named “Shan Ba Ru” (which means “Son of the Dawn” or Akatsuki no Musuko). He becomes a soldier for the Karatoa tribe who took him in and raised him as their own. Ten years later, a Japanese journalist goes to Myanmar to investigate the disappearance of his brother-in-law and his son, but his daughter Sonomi tags along determined to find her cousin ‘Shuu-chan.’ She sneaks along and, due to certain incidents, finds herself in the jungle, although not entirely alone as she’s surrounded by militia, but she is saved by none other than Shan Ba Ru and the Karatoa tribe. She soon realizes that he is actually Shusei and tries to convince him to come back to Japan. But with local and international politics intertwined, Shusei struggles between protecting his people and returning to Japan. [Niffer]

The story follows Iwakura Kazumi, a man currently down on his luck after his company goes down. While trying to rebuild his business and in need of a place to stay, he takes up the caretaker position at the Maneki Neko Jinja, a small shrine built by his great-grandmother in honor of cats. But he soon finds out that he has to share the space with someone–or something; three bakeneko who have been living there for a long time, and who seem to know his great-grandmother. Now he has to learn how to deal not only with the three cats, but also with the people who come and go to the shrine.

How many more times do I have to be a "villainess" before I can escape this life?"I" have lived as a villainess in many different Otome games. In all of them, the villainess' fiancé is captured by the heroine, the villainess is punished, and so on. No matter how hard I tried, that future would never change. "Villainess? A broken marriage? I'm sick of all of them!!!!" At the end of my last episode, I shouted out my complaints to the heavens. I was then reincarnated and began my life as "Catherine the Villainess' daughter" and it was somehow different from before! My fiancé, who was supposed to abandon me, says that he loves me …Catherine?! This is a romantic comedy fantasy about the reincarnated villainess' daughter and an obsessed prince who can't stop loving her. **Original Webtoon:** [ebookJapan](https://ebookjapan.yahoo.co.jp/stories/145242/), [Mecha Comic](https://mechacomic.jp/books/200680)

Rishito, a support-type adventurer, was expelled from his party for being a “nuisance old man.” At the suggestion of his familiar companion, Tsuku, Rishito decides to open a diner specializing in “buffed” dishes using his cooking skills and support magic. While fulfilling monster subjugation requests to gather ingredients, he begins his days satisfying the hunger of famished adventurers— With his squirrel-like familiar as a partner, it’s a stomach-filling fantasy of a sometimes leisurely, sometimes busy middle-aged adventurer!

Summer vacation in my third year of college. A stiflingly hot countryside home. A dark storehouse that must never be entered. My grandmother keeps muttering the same thing over and over: ‘Mentori-sama is watching.’ But it’s fine because I have my big sister. A chilling folk-horror tale of blood ties and buried customs begins

The series follows Kenji Isobe, who works for the Ganglion company. Also known as Belve, he spends his days helping the company attain world domination. However, he has to fight opponents such as the hero Hopeman, who aim to bring justice to the world and defeat Belve and the others.

Thousands of years before the events of Skies of Arcadia, six civilizations coexisted on floating continents in the titular skies of Arcadia, a world with no apparent surface that is orbited by six moons of different colors. The civilizations, one of which existed for each moon, developed technologically to the point where each created a Gigas, a colossal living weapon of mass destruction, as well as the Moon Crystals that could be used to control them. Using the Gigas, the civilizations warred with one another, which caused enormous environmental harm and threatened the extinction of all six civilizations. The most advanced of the civilizations, the Silver Civilization, used their Gigas to summon the Rains of Destruction, which pulled meteors from the orbiting moons and crashed them down onto the planet's surface. The catastrophic destruction stopped the rampage of the Gigas, as well as nearly destroying the other five civilizations, thus ending the war. A seal was placed on the Silver Gigas to prevent the Rains from being used again, and the Moon Crystals were hidden away. In present time, the militant and tyrannical Valuan Empire, led by Empress Teodora, seeks the Moon Crystals in order to awaken the Gigas and take over the world. Valua's will is enforced through the Valuan Armada, a fleet of iron-clad warships led by senior admiral Galcian and vice admiral Ramirez under the authority of the Empress. They are primarily opposed by the Blue Rogues, a faction of Air Pirates who make it a point to harass the Armada as much as possible. Fina, a young girl from the Silver Civilization, is sent to find the Moon Crystals before the Valuans and bring them to a safe place.