Yuka’s dream is to become a doctor who flies around the world. And the guy who reached this dream before she did is back…? (from Shinnen)

A special booklet that came with Yuri Hime 11. Most are mini-sequels to stories from Yuri Hime, Yuri Hime S, and Yuri Hime Wildrose. 1. First Love Sisters \[Shinonome Mizuo\] 2. Hatsumoude Syndrome \[Kazuma Kowo\] (spinoff of Pure Water Adolescence) 3. Creo the Crimson Crises \[Takewakemaru\] (spinoff of Gurenki) 4. Aoi Shiro \[Edoya Pochi and Fumotogawa Tomoyuki\] (spinoff of Aoi Shiro) 5. Getting Cozy \[Morishima Akiko\] (spinoff of The Conditions For Paradise) 6. Nanami and Misuzu \[Minakata Sunao\] (spinoff of Nanami and Misuzu) 7. Apple Day Dream 2 \[Jounouchi Nene\] (sequel to Apple Day Dream) 8. Watermelon Sacchan \[Yoshitomi Akihito\] (sequel to Suika, published in Yuri Hime S) 9. Cassiopeia Dolchu \[Takagi Nobuyuki\] (spinoff of Cassiopeia Dolce, published in Yuri Hime S) 10. The First Smile of the New Year \[Mizuki Maya\] 11. The Vice President's Fortune \[Hakamada Mera\] (spinoff of Kaichou to Fukukaichou, published in Yuri Hime S) 12. A Maiden's Heart \[Iwami Shouko\] (spinoff of flower\*flower, published in Yuri Hime S) 13. The Maidens' Salon \[Sudoo Kaoru\] (spinoff of Otome -Kikan Gretel) 14. Girls Don't Cry \[Nanzaki Iku\] (sequel to Sweet Little Devil, published in Yuri Hime Wildrose) 15. Image Change \[Hayase Hashiba\] (sequel to Blue) 16. The Greenhouse New Year's Dream \[Mikuni Hajime\] (sequel to The Greenhouse Witch and The Greenhouse Secret) 17. Hao! extra \[Chi-Ran\] (sequel to Hao, published in Yuri Hime Wildrose) 18. The Bridal Squabble \[Tokitsukaze Otoha\] (sequel to "Ichiban Suki na Hito, published in Yuri Hime Wildrose)

They say when you end up seeing the train's smoke black you get your wish fulfilled. At least this is what Asahi truly believes. Read this cute oneshot to find out what happens next and also to see "where the rail goes." (Source: NephThys)

The series centers on Makoto Shiranui, a boy who travels to Tokyo seeking to become the apprentice of Mamoru Hoshisato, a world-famous magician and friend of his parents. Ever since he had watched a show by Mamoru and his wife Maive, he had dreamed of being a magician. Their daughter Kana (nicknamed Hatena) has been Makoto's friend since childhood. Even though Tokyo has had a rash of burglaries by a beautiful woman thief, Makoto can rest easy as long as Hatena is there. When he arrives at the Hoshisato residence, a haunted mansion, the family butler Jeeves and the maid Emma greet him, and he is reunited with Hatena, only to find out that they don't really get along now. (Source: Anime News Network)

This is a side story to Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi. It follows the angsty loner Liene, along with her two classmates--big-breasted Clara and cheerful Chiya--as they train to become first-class witches. In order to become a first-class witch of the Temperon Crowley association, they first have to make a contract with a demon, which costs the thing they cherish the most (generally assumed to be a girl's virginity). Liene wants to become a first-class witch so that she might have a chance of meeting the parents who abandoned her as a baby. However, she's going to have to learn that she can't do it alone. She'll have to cooperate with her first real friends, Klara and Chiya, and with her new demon companion Pelty. (Source: MangaHelpers)

The anonymous protagonist is diagnosed with lung carcinoma shortly after his twentieth birthday and is admitted to hospice care at a hospital in Mito, Ibaraki. There he meets Setsumi, a woman who is a few years older than he is, who is also terminally ill. Finding that they both refuse to die in the hospital or at home with their families, they run away together in a silver Honda Integra belonging to the protagonist's father. They travel west across Japan's many highways and prefectures, initially not knowing where to go, but later collectively decide on taking the narcissus fields of southern Awaji Island as a somewhat arbitrary destination.

Hajime is a guy who can't talk to girls properly, even to a game character. But then a girl who calls Hajime her father, barges in on him while he is working. It seems that she has come from the future and she was Hajime's daughter. She has come back to the past to cause a breakup between Hajime and a lady who he is supposed to marry in the future, and make sure they won't get married. The bad part is that she still does not know who the lady is.

The immersive RPG *Life is Adventure* has gone rogue, trapping its 100,000 players in its virtual world and turning it into a death game. Rinka Yamamoto, a thirty-ish woman playing as a beautiful girl, cursed her fate and despaired - or not! "This is like a 'free vacation'! If we're going to be stuck here, we should hang out and enjoy the experience, not rush it!” Moreover, due to a cheat skill that she unknowingly unlocks, she suddenly becomes an all-powerful player… And so begins the story of Yamamoto-san, a robust, happy, and unaware warrior character in the world of a death game! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

A set of four official anthologies based on the Persona 4 universe and released by Koubunsha.