A novel based on the video game Fairy Fencer F.
An ocean city, Tristia. Tristia used to be prospering playing an important role of the maritime trade, and it was as beautiful as to be praised as "marine jewelry". However, that was a long time ago. The attack of the dragons deprived the city of their original brightness. The people in Tristia worked hard to reconstruct their city, but everything they did went wrong, and the city became desolated on the contrary. At the end of their hope, they asked a Great Artisan for the recovery of the city, Prospero Flanka. Prospero was a legendary inventor who had revived cities that otherwise would have been ruined. The long-awaited day came when the Great Artisan Prosper arrived in the city... However, it was only one girl who stood at the port of the city. Prospero sent his grand daughter, Nanoka, for him. (Source: AnimeNfo)
In a parallel 21st century Japan, an enemy with incredibly advanced technology attacks mainland Japan from Hokkaido, shattering the Japanese Defense Forces and their American allies. Japanese military scientists use what enemy technology their troops can capture to create their own mecha to fight off the enemy's advance. But what does this have to do with a boy named Yuu, a mechanical genius with motion sickness, and his separation from his younger sister for over 7 years? Why does she suddenly appear after all that time, dressed as a miko and shadowed by a fox, at the temple where Yuu lives with his uncle? Is she who she says she is? She reappears in his life just as military secrets and his own secret burden of a psychic power shake up his socially estranged life. And then the war advances...
Noumo Kanaiita Kitte Yarakaashi Hoi Outoigonsu, called Watanabe for short, is an alien from a planet 20000 light years away. He is at homestay in Japan to do research for his thesis on earthling culture.
Part of the Zero-Sum Original Anthology Series. Cover Illustration: Takayama Shinobu Back Cover Illustration: D. Kissan 1. **3-tsu to 3-sha no Jikan** (3つと3者の時間, Time of Three Things & Three Persons) by Mikanagi Touya 2. **Nemureru Mori no Usotsuki Ouji to Nise Bungaku Shoujo** (眠れる森の嘘つき王子と偽文学少女, The Liar Prince & Fake Literature Girl of the Forest That Can Sleep) by Takayama Shinobu 3. **Nekketsu Fan Club** (熱血ファンクラブ, Hot Blood Fan Club) by Saeki Yashirou 4. **Amari no Utsuwa** (あまりの器, The Container of Not Much) by Asa Yoriko 5. **Nisemono Doushi** (似せ者同士) by D. Kissan 6. **Oe! Nazo Senpai** (追え!謎先輩) by Mikawa Verno 7. **Suki na Hito no, Suki na Hito** (好きな人の、好きな人) by Kumeta Natsuo 8. **Aogeba Haru** (仰げば春) by Mitsu Nanae 9. **Gakuran no Senpai** (学ランの先輩) by Naoe Marimo 10. **Senpai wa Vampire** (先輩はヴァンパイア, Senpai is a Vampire) by Kanou Ayumi 11. **Tojita Hana** (綴じた花) by Fuyume Saya 12. **Koroshiya Akagashira Haba: Senpai to no Tadashii Tsukiaihou** (殺し屋 赤頭巾~先輩との正しいつきあい方~) by Igarashi Ran 13. **Koi no Milk Tea** (恋のミルクティー, Love's Milk Tea) by Shirohito Rita
Four-panel comic. Many boob jokes. (Source: Lililicious)
Yamada Kiyoshi, a struggling family man with a strong sense of justice oversteps his bounds and attempts to stop a public disturbance. Unfortunately for him, he's caught himself in the crosshairs of a violent personality...
Ban Banjou is an insolent wild boy who was raised on the rough sea in Tosa, southern Japan. He joined the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants in Japanese pro baseball league such a baseball pitcher noted for the blazing fastball and the worst control. He fights hard battles against his rival batters, developing his incredible pitching magics.
Reincarnated in another world, Kureha, the sickly daughter of a duke, transforms from a militant office lady named Kureha! While bewildered by her new, delicate body and her brother Theobald's doting on her, Kureha sneaks out of her overprotective brother's sight and heads out onto the town. There, she sees a woman about to fall prey to some rough-looking men... Unable to overlook evil no matter where she is, Kureha confronts the men. She shares a secret with Isaac, the prince of a neighboring country, who happens to be there and witnesses the outcome of the battle... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

