Every day, Shirayuki Hitotsubashi, a student studying for the entrance exam, is faced with a new challenge. What makes her life shine is her idol, Kyoguro Toudou. But one day, Shirayuki wakes up in a foreign land with a castle towering above her! What's more, there are two kings who love Kyoguro Toudou! When she travels to another world, she encounters her favorite "guesser." The exciting romance between Shirayuki and her "guess-the-king" boyfriend...is about to begin!

Momone, a college student who has become a recluse due to certain circumstances. Momone took a leave of absence from college to help out at her uncle's house, who is the station manager of a local radio station, while helping him with data entry work, etc. One day, her uncle asks her to record a voiceover for a commercial. The story begins when Momone, who had lost her ability to speak in public, visits the radio station. https://www.cmoa.jp/title/292187/

In the near future, the creation of 3D bio-printers has made it possible to regenerate life from a backup. Engineer Haruichi Sono, who works for the world's most advanced tech company, loses consciousness immediately after receiving a sudden transfer order. When he wakes up after being "restored" from a backup, he has somehow lost his memory of the time immediately prior to his death. He is visited by a mysterious beauty, Uro Tonomori, who claims to be an investigator, and she accuses him of insurance fraud for a large sum of money. At the same time, an unprecedented terrorist attack has somehow locked out everyone's memory backups, and Haruichi becomes unexpectedly wanted as the main suspect. Joining forces with Uro, Haruichi attempts to uncover the truth behind his own death to clear himself of a crime he has no recollection of. (Source: Dengeki Bunko, translated)

The only way to fight the monsters that appear in the town is a boy named Kishida Youta. The price of his giant size is that he disappears from people's memories. This is the forgotten heroic tale of a boy who once had many friends. (Source: Sunday Webry, translated)

Based on the Psychic Force Playstation Game. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 4.

**Included one-shot:** Natsukoi Piriri