1. **Boku ga Utau to Kimi wa Warau kara** (僕が唄うと君は笑うから, Songs to Make You Smile) The pop band vocalist, Atsushi, has always been thought of by others as a "scary person" because of the facial expression he was born with and his disinclination to speak. For Atsushi, Anzu is the only one who ever smiled wholeheartedly upon meeting him, but now that they have met again in high school, Anzu has changed completely. Why doesn't she smile? What can a boy--a singer--with a frightful expression and no speech do to bring her beautiful smile back...? 2. **Ding Dong** Happiness resounds, ding dong. Though the sound of it may be short-lived, the echo only dies if we allow it to. Chisato wonders if her father ever loved her. He died in a car accident, leaving Chisato behind with her stepmother. He never gave her anything--no gifts on holidays, and he didn't even have the decency to go on living for her. It might be the case that even Chisato's stepmother feels no love for her and will leave. But one question from Chisato's childhood friend, Takahiro, brings the past echoing back with more clarity than ever before. 3. **Voice of Mine** Inagaki Shuu is a musical genius, the son of musical geniuses, and so the eyes that watch him as he plays the violin are not the eyes of attentive listeners, but the eyes of scrutinizing customers. People are cold to him and the technical perfection he picked up from his parents...except for Futaba, that strange girl who ran into the music room to hide while he was there and then escaped out the window. She's straight and honest in her actions--and in her music. You can hear her voice when she plays, a voice that's uniquely hers. Can she help a genius to find his own voice...? 4. **Double Flower** Suguru is a little strange for an 18 year-old boy. As a hobby and by profession, he's a seamstress. His rude little grade schooler step-niece, Aya, has run away from home and is staying with him now, and she lets him know everything that's on her mind without hesitation. It hurts to hear from her why women don't look on him as a man, but it also helps him understand what he needs to do to win the woman he loves... 5. **Hana wo Motsu Mono Otanoshimi Bangai-hen: Ankoku Hime** (「翼を持つ者」お楽しみ番外編 暗黒姫, Dark Princess) A hilarious fairytale side story of "Those Who Have Wings". Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess named Princess Shoka. She was so lovely that she was called "Snow White," but she was also called "Dark Princess" because she was a sadistic slave driver! King Hiruto, Queen Phia, and General Tooya knew they had to do something about her behavior, so they hired Hunter Yang to kill her!? But she escaped, with Hunter Yang as her hostage, and went on an adventurous journey to find a hot knight to be her ultimate love! (Source: Shoujo Magic)

When Kanata takes a dare to ring a bell in an abandoned church, he doesn't expect anything to come of it -- and certainly doesn't expect to meet a vampire! The vampire, Titi, and Kanata soon find out that the two of them have become part of a "sequence", a spell that binds their lives together.

"Chaos" is a trading card game that is very popular at Manami's school. Trying to learn more about it herself, she purchases a beginner's set, only to discover that it contains "Sahgan, The Mighty Sorcerer," the rarest card in the game. Now every other player is out to win the card from her. But Sahgan himself begins to visit Manami in her dreams, offering her advice on how to win. (Source: CMX)

Tamaki Otoya is the last in a line of ancient summoners tasked to battle evil forces that threaten mankind. Burdened by his duty as a summoner, Tamaki has always found strength from his childhood friend Asahi, with whom he has a deep emotional bond. So when Asahi's friend is found out to be possessed by a demon, he awakens--as the one destined to exorcise demons out of tortured human souls. Fruits Basket creator Natsuki Takaya delivers a story of love, loss, and the redemptive power of forgiveness, in this heartbreaking tale of star-crossed lovers who are bound by a responsibility that may destroy them. (Source: TOKYOPOP)

Presents a collection of short dramatic romance manga pieces with settings ranging from medieval Europe to modern Japan. (Source: TOKYOPOP) 1. **Mori no Naka** (森の中) 2. **Watashi wa Ningyou** (わたしは人魚) 3. **Yume no Shiro** (夢の城)

Mirai no Utena appears to be the story of a perfectly normal boy, Matsuyuki Takeru. He deals with his mother's death and the knowledge that he has a half-sister he's never met; falls in love; and muddles his way through entrance exams. But there's also a mysterious child, Zen, who keeps appearing. As Takeru gets to know Zen better, he is drawn into a centuries-old rivalry between two families, and his real life becomes more and more like the RPGs he loves, until he is literally fighting for his life. (Source: Anime News Network)

Long ago, the Emperor possessed great mystical powers. Now, a young boy wonders if he will have them as well. With no memories and only a rose-shaped scar on his forehead as a clue, he ponders his legacy while on the run with the girl who rescued him from a group of armed warriors. She takes him to a scientist who identifies Rose as the Emperor's clone and believes that this young boy must assume the mantle of leadership. But opposing forces with their own agenda have created another clone from the Emperor's DNA...and now the struggle for power begins!

Sayaka helps her counsin, Kanayo while she's doing her late night shift in a store. Sayaka's parent are cop so she quite used to weapon and handcuff. One night, one of their frequent mysterious customer ran into the store, with blood all over his face. Sayaka is scared and so she uses judo move thrown the guy and handcuff him right away. Soon there are group of men who likes to scare Kanayo and Sayaka came in, asking if there's someone inside. Kanayo shoo them away. After learning that he and his friends had been chased, Sayaka and Kanayo tries to let the man go, but they couldn't find a key. The worse thng is Sayaka accidentally handcuff herself with that man too. Kanayo and Sayaka want to ask the fire department for help but the man, Reiji refused and said that he doesn't want police to know about this and so now they have to handcuffed with each other for a while. What should they do and why Reiji is always being chased off, and now Sayaka has to get involve with this gang fight.

Ryuuichi is possibly the greatest magician in all the world. His tricks are spectacular and he is nearly impossible to hire. But it is not his bag of tricks that make him the greatest; it is his ability to solve mysteries. With flair and cunning he helps those in need, all while putting on an unforgettable show. Ryuuichi, the greatest detective magician there ever was! (DMG)

A romantic story that begins with a political marriage! In order to save her motherland on the verge of collapse from fiscal crisis, Eileen, a princess of the Kingdom of Ayuth, is married off to Prince Ruslan of the Eren Empire. Ruslan is gentle and treats Eileen who has gone through hardship in Ayuth with kindness... But it seems he's not just a gentle soul. It turns out Ruslan can be a little mean, and he is the leader of a special force called "The Wolves"...?! (Source: MangaPlaza)

Harume Nihei was compared to a rolly polly by her crush, Maki, when she mustered up the courage to confess to him back in preschool. Ten years later, she still hasn't gotten over him. This time around, she's been doing her best to get Maki to confess to her instead. But with him being the biggest airhead of 'em all, it simply won't be an easy task! An adorable tale of two childhood friends secretly (?) in love with one another, and their absolutely ridiculous adventures fraught with misunderstandings. (Source: MangaPlaza) *Note: Originally a three-chapter short-story published in Hana to Yume ending 2024-02-05, serialization was extended on Manga Park starting 2025-06-08.*

The story follows the life of a teenage boy named "Mesh," so-called for his unique "mesh"-colored hair: blonde with silver strands on the sides. It begins with a scene where Mesh, after being beaten, escapes from a mob and encounters Milon, a forger and painter. Mesh ends up staying at Milon's house, and the two form an unlikely bond as they navigate life together. Each chapter is a poetic blend of crime, peaceful everyday moments, or the vibrant nightlife of artists in a fictionalized Paris. *Mesh* is regarded as one of Hagio Moto's defining works, marking a pivotal shift in her artistic style. It was her first series to adopt a more realistic look while retaining the ethereal beauty characteristic of 1970s shoujo art. The story ventures into more mature themes while continuing to explore Hagio's recurring motifs, such as parent-child relationships and adolescence. Volume 1: 1. Mesh 2. Rouge Volume 2: 3. Haru no Hone Volume 3: 4. Kakumei 5. Montmartre Volume 4: 6. Mimi wo Katamukete 7. Buran Volume 5: 8. Sen no Ya 9. Nigate na Jinshu Volume 6: 10. Shanikusai Volume 7: 11. Surreal na Ai no Real na Shi Volume 8: 12. Fune *Note: In 2024 a digital only eight volume was released which included the story Fune*