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It’s a “Higurashi no Naku Koro ni” anthology manga series, serialized in Comp Ace Magazine. *Note: Two chapters aren’t included in the volume release.*
A booklet packaged with Fellows! volume 22 at select stores. It's relay manga (each mangaka draws a few panels, and the next mangaka continues the story) from Fellows! collaborators. Originally published in 2012 volume 3 of Gessan, this plus version includes extended commentary by each of the involved creators and a highlight commentary by Satoshi Fukushima who oversaw the manuscripts. (Source: Natalie, translated)
A booklet packaged with Fellows! volume 9 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots from 13 Fellows! collaborators focusing on the theme cheongsam (type of Chinese dress). (Source: Natalie, translated)
*Note: First released as a doujinshi, was licensed later on.*
-He has zero friends and is terrible at socializing. Utsushibito, who relies on the internet for emotional support, falls in love with Nodoka, a girl who, for some reason, cannot communicate at all via the internet. The only way to connect is through a "black telephone" (rotary phone)...? How on earth can he become close to her when the wall standing in his way is so high!?
Long ago, in a remote arena on the frontier, there was a legendary swordsman who achieved a thousand victories without a single defeat. After that, he vanished from the public eye and became known only as a mysterious phantom swordsman. Three years later, the world’s largest kingdom announces the greatest sword-fighting tournament in history: the Hundred-Blade Grand Melee. No one knows what form the matches will take, but with a prize said to grant any wish, warriors from across the world gather. The story begins on the opening day of the Hundred-Blade Grand Melee, when a gentle, strangely young boy named Shu appears in the royal capital.
**Original Webtoon:** [LINE](https://manga.line.me/product/periodic?id=S160109), [eBookJapan](https://ebookjapan.yahoo.co.jp/books/968672/)
