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Mao, a boy who finds everything boring, and Hikaru, a mysterious girl who is much more immature than her age. Right after their first meeting, Hikaru opened up to Mao saying that, "I will die soon." The two do not have any single thing in common but as they get closer, they begin to learn of feelings they had never felt before. This is a love story that showcases the beauty of life...
Manato Saeki is a low-ranking cop just scraping by, doing whatever he can to pay for treatment for his terminally ill mother. One rainy night, he receives a mysterious green object from a badly wounded hunter. From the instant he accepts that uncanny thing, his fate begins to twist in a cruel direction. “I never should have… taken it.” A vast secret organization known as Atlas is after the green object. In front of Manato’s eyes, his mother is killed and the one friend who ever stood by him is brutally murdered, yet he can do nothing. Branded with every crime and sentenced to death, he is pushed to the brink of execution. In that desperate moment, when rage and hatred boil his blood, something inside him awakens. Even if his limbs are shattered and his organs rupture, even if his body is torn apart and left in tatters, it relentlessly regenerates—an endless power of self‑healing. He cannot die. Not until his vengeance is complete.
80A classic comedy mahjong manga about Toyotomi, a very unlucky mahjong player, and his three "friends", who will take advantage of him and try to ruin him whenever they can.
Furaton is a college student who is always trying to squeeze every penny from his adversaries, but ends up only getting beaten up or hated. One day, on his usual visit to a mahjong parlor, he meets Saruta Tooru, who he thinks of as being weak, so he tries to make him his next victim, only to get beaten up again. Furaton is found unconscious on the parlor's bathroom by a professional player named Tsumokura Tesu, who brings the owner, Amatori Chana, to help. After that, Furaton tries to squeeze some money out of Tesu, but loses tremendously to his "High Tide" style of play. Tesu tells Furaton that he lost because he looks down on others, and that the only way he'd be able to win was by playing with no rates. Furaton then decides to take the JMP exam to beat Tesu on the professional level.