Shana Ou Yoshitsune is an alternative story to the popular historical figure Minamoto no Yoshitsune along with his servants, including the renown Benkei who lived in the Heian Era. In this version, Yoshitsune was actually a weak, sickly boy who met an exact body replica in Hyouta, a traveling orphan who earn his living on the street. Being physically stronger, Hyouta was led to become a replacement for Yoshitsune, eventually claiming the name as his own. *Note: Won the Kodansha Manga Award for Shounen in 2004.*

In feudal Japan, Hyouta used to be a traveling acrobat. He meets Ushiwakamaru, an ill boy of royalty who is being held captive by the lord of that land. As they look exactly alike, Hyouta agrees to swap places, but when Ushiwakamaru dies of his illness, Hyouta agrees to carry on his dream and stay in his position. Years later, Hyouta has become Minamotono Yoshitsune and with his advisors, Musashibou Benkei and Isesaburou Yoshimori, he brings peace to his lands by solving crimes and problems. A secret messenger arrives to see Yoshitsune and informs him of a coming war. This is Yoshitsune's story in one of the biggest wars in feudal Japan.

Follow the journey of the boy of the star clan, Itsuki Nagato, as he seeks revenge for the death of his father.

It seems some killing machines have woken up, and want to destroy every sorcerer on the planet! But Orphen isn't allowed to die, so he must stop their evil plot. This is a side story to the first Orphen manga, but you don't have to know much about the Orphen universe, so go ahead, read on! (Source: Izumo No Ryuu)

Arima Seto is a 23-year-old freelancer. One day, he was reincarnated as Lobelia Crowley, the most evil villain of a popular smartphone game. He tries to accumulate good deeds to avoid the doomed end, but his venomous tone of voice won't stop--! (Source: Kadokawa, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

In order to save his sister who is ill with a strange disease, Kai goes in search of Matools, a legendary beast with blood able to heal any disease. On his journey, he meets Sophy, a young girl also stricken with the same kind of disease...

Based on the Sega Saturn Game by the same name. *Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 9 and 14.*

A side story manga to the long-running "Super Mario-kun" series, following the events of the 2014 3DS video game "Yoshi's New Island". Story goes as follows: "the couple to whom the stork delivered Baby Mario and Baby Luigi allege that the brothers are not their babies. The stork then flies away to search for the real parents, when he clashes with Kamek and his goons once more. Kamek proceeds to defeat the stork in a fight and kidnap Baby Luigi, but Baby Mario slips and falls on the nearby Egg Island. He is found by a group of Yoshis who decide to take him to his brother and defeat Baby Bowser, now that he is planning to turn Egg Island into his resort. After Baby Bowser is defeated at his castle, it is up to the iconic duo to head over to the stork and Baby Luigi to rescue them."

Ore Dayo! Wario Dayo!! (オレだよ！ワリオだよ！！) is a Japanese-published Wario comic book series written by Yukio Sawada, published by Shogakukan, and serialized in the Japanese magazine CoroCoro Ichiban! The series is based on more recent Wario games, including Wario World, Wario: Master of Disguise, and Wario Land: Shake It! The comic series has had references in Super Mario-Kun, a comic by the same author, including Wario's punch-line, "Ore Dayo! Wario Dayo!!" (It's me! Wario!!) *Note: the tankoubon release was never completed*