A new government project is starting, where former convicts are relocated to towns without the knowledge of the citizens who live there. The trial city is Uoboka, a small town that was once a busy seaport. Now, 11 former violent criminals are being relocated to the town, and the only ones who know are the mayor and his friends. What could go wrong? (Source: MangaHelpers) *Won 2014 (18th) Japan Media Arts Festival Excellence Award.* **Includes the following short story novels:** Hamabe (浜辺), Mokei (模型), Kiyomi (キヨミ)

Did you see a kappa? Did you see a ghost? The genius lady doctor Takao Amaku unravels the "illness" hidden behind such mysterious incidents! (Source: Shinchosha, translated)

The student council president is known as "Medusa" because of her cold, steely gaze. But what happens when he sees an unexpected side of the president? (Source: Weekly Shonen Champion, translated)

An anthology comic of Final Fantasy XV by various mangaka. **Volume 1 (2017/07/27)** #Cover illustration: Izumi 1. Noct to Kuro Chocobo (ノクトと黒チョコボ) \[Hanten Sharou\] 2. Ou wo Kenma suru (王を研磨する) \[Shiroishi Kotoni\] 3. Final Fantasy XV: Tabi no Omake (ファイナルファンタジーXV 旅のおまけ) \[Liberum\] 4. Tomorrow (tomorrow) \[Inaki Tomohiro\] 5. Komori Quest (子守りクエスト) \[Kyo zip\] 6. Otona ni Narenai (大人になれない) \[Ichi Kotoko\] 7. Stand By Me (stand by me) \[Isamu\] 8. Dakara, Tatakaeru (だから、闘える) \[Ooba Reiya\] 9. Tabiji (Meshinuki) (旅路（飯抜き）) \[Zunda Croquette\] (ずんだコロッケ) 10. Mannen Gil Fusoku (万年ギル不足) \[Gouto Sora\] 11. Kakko Ii Ouji wo Toru (カッコいい王子を撮る) \[Takuhei\] 12. Gaijuunaigou Joshi (外柔内剛女子) \[Kirai Yuu\] 13. Ganbare Ardyn Ojisan (がんばれアーデンおじさん) \[Michiyuki Aoi\] 14. Ouji to Issho (王子といっしょ) \[Asano Rin\] **Volume 2 (2017/12/26)** #Cover illustration: Kinako 1. Kenny's Dream (ケニーズ・ドリーム) \[Morishita Makoto\] 2. Sore mo Mata Nakama (それもまた仲間) \[Soramichi Megumu\] 3. Tamago to Issho/Mayonaka no Mission (たまごと一緒/真夜中のミッション) \[mikimaki\] 4. He Is (Not) Photogenic (HE IS (NOT) PHOTOGENIC) \[Zaki Mitsunori\] 5. Yasashii Ouji-sama (やさしい王子様) \[Ameno\] 6. FFXV+α (FFXV+α) \[Kaoruhara Yoshie\] 7. Yukidoke no Hana (雪解けの花) \[Shiroishi Kotoni\] 8. Hajimete no Dungeon (はじめてのダンジョン) \[Kogetaokoge\] 9. Ouji no Hinkaku (王子の品格) \[Asano Rin\] 10. Ketsui (決意) \[Fuyume Saya\] 11. Ou wa Ippo Saki wo Iku (王は一歩先を行く) \[Horiguchi Leo\] (堀口レオ) 12. Prompto-kun no Shashin Nikki (プロンプトくんの写真日記) \[Craft\] (くらふと) 13. Best Shot (ベストショット) \[Oniku Oishii\] (お肉おいしい) 14. Noct no Heshoku wo Naose! (ノクトの偏食を直せ!) \[Mika\]

Even though she is only half Japanese, the heroine of this story hates English and doesn't want to speak it or learn anything about it. She was born and raised in Japan, and she is Japanese! But then what happens when she meets a cute Japanese boy who speaks English to her?

After another day of school Seto Magami is walking home with Reito and Koji. However they meet two young women named Necro and Bui Jinga, earlier Mazinger android models who were also created by Juzo Magami and they pick a fight with Seto and Reito, ultimately overpowering them. They leave saying they won't be as merciful as they were. Meanwhile Grace and Shiko encounter their own doppelgangers in the form of Dark G. Dark and Shin Kotetsu who explain their intentions rather than fight. Necro recruits them to form the New Mazinger Army before getting into another brawl with the Mazinger Army. During the battle, Shiko and Shin accidentally fuse together to become Majeeg which became a problem for both sides so they decided to work together. But Majeeg proved to be too powerful for even their combined forces until Seto entered her Astro Mazinger form and after overpowering Majeeg purged the evil from it, freeing Shiko and Shin. Afterwards, both the Mazinger and New Mazinger live on (relatively) good terms.

A collection of extra chapters from creators in Shueisha's Margaret and Ribon shōjo manga magazines to raise funds for the victims of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake disaster.

A collection of short stories Ch 1-3: Futari Koi Fuwari Ch 4: Futari Koi Fuwari - Yomikiri version Ch 5: Shitsuji na Mondai

A look into an usual Japanese suburb through an old man's eyes.