I, Shinya Ninomiya, love sisterly tropes but have no real sisters of my own. As I was sketching out my ideal sister with these feelings in my heart, the demon Ririn came to me through the window. She says she can grant me three wishes. Hearing this, I said, "I want a younger sister. Oh, and another. I want more than one." I even provided a detailed list of traits as a part my wish. When I woke up the next morning, my wishes came true and I had two sisters in my house...? A slapstick devilish little-sister comedy! (Source: Ichijinsha Bunko, translated)

An anthology comic of Gakuen Idolmaster by various mangaka. 1. **Hatsuyaki: Hatsuboshi Gakuen Idol-ka Yakiniku Kyousoukyoku** (初焼～初星学園アイドル科 焼き肉協奏曲～) \[Uma Ohagi (ウマおはぎ)\] 2. **Hibi Stargaze (日々Stargaze)** \[Kasan (加算)\] 3. **Ruri mo Hari mo Teraseba** (瑠璃も玻璃も照らせば) \[Zekkyou Ice. (絶叫あいす。)\] 4. **Juuou Sena no Himegoto** (十王星南のひめごと) \[Aniki\] 5. **Niginigi Onigiri Battle** (にぎにぎおにぎりバトル) \[Ogasawara (ォガサワラ)\] 6. **Diet Hajimemasu** (ダイエット始めます) \[Vanilla Bashou (バニラ芭蕉)\] 7. **Hamuhamu Hamburger** (はむはむハンバーガー) \[Hanada Momose\] 8. **Tantei Arimura Mao no Hatsuboshi Jiken File** (探偵・有村麻央の初星事件ファイル) \[Okada Kirin\] 9. **Akai Ondo** (朱い温度) \[Otsudou (乙童)\] 10. **A Hea(r)tful Day** \[Amepa (あめぱ)\] 11. **Maigo no Koinu-chan** (迷子のこいぬちゃん) \[Oyasa Winu (おヤサゐぬ)\] 12. **Kawaii Gaku Kyoushitsu** (かわいい学教室) \[Homare\] 13. **Saki Lilia no Produce Shoubu!** (咲季・リーリヤのプロデュース勝負!) \[Uno Haru (卯野はる)\] 14. **Stepping Now!** \[Sumi (角)\]

High schooler Sohee Ryu once suffered through a debilitating illness as a child, but she has since recovered and now lives a relatively normal life. The same cannot be said for her younger sister, Ayoung, who remains chronically ill. While Ayoung is deeply devoted to her older sister, Sohee finds her sister’s constant presence increasingly suffocating. Following a single unsettling incident, the bond between them begins to splinter, leaving the two trapped in a web of growing tension and unease. **Original Webtoon:** [Naver Webtoon](https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list?titleId=850656), [Naver Series](https://series.naver.com/comic/detail.series?productNo=14142629)

*A collection of six stories published in Feel Young between 2007 and 2008.*

The story begins when Hiromichi Kojima, the star batter of the fictional Lycaons in Japan's Pacific League, heads to the southern Japanese island of Okinawa to train and bring himself out of a slump. There, he meet Tōa Tokuchi, a 134-kmph (83 miles per hour) pitcher and the undisputed king of a gambling form of baseball called "One Out." At Kojima's urging, Tokuchi signs up with the Lycaons under an unusual contract: he gets 5,000,000 yen (about US$46,000) for every out he pitches, but loses 50,000,000 yen (US$460,000) for every point he gives up. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork) *Notes: \- The main story was completed in 168 chapters with 19 volumes on 2006-10-19. An additional side story Giwaku no All Star Sen Hen (疑惑のオールスター戦編) was serialized from 2008-2009 and published as volume 20 of the series. \- Chapter count includes an additional chapter included in the 7th volume.*

Wishing she would live up to the ideal, Kanzaki Nao's father named her thusly for “honesty”. Nao has more than lived up to her father's wishes--even exceeding them and earning the label of "a foolishly honest girl". This makes Nao the least qualified candidate for the high stakes 'Liar Game', where winning requires deceiving the opponent out of their money and losing means receiving massive debt. However, that doesn't stop a box containing a hundred million yen in cash and a card informing her of her participation in the game from arriving at her doorstep, nor does it stop her from being promptly tricked out of the entire sum of money. Upon hearing that a genius swindler, responsible for the bankruptcy of a major corporation, is being released from jail, Nao goes to the swindler, Shinichi Akiyama, to enlist his help. With that, the two are drawn into the dark, greed-filled, and deceptive world of the Liar Game.

The novel is divided into three segments: Jae-Ha’s Counseling Room – Part 1, Under the Same Moon – Parts 1-5, and Jae-Ha’s Counseling Room – Part 2. When listening to a nostalgic voice in the crowd of people, Soo-Won looked back without thinking. However, it was not the girl of his memory... **Note:** *Chapter count includes the prologue chapter.*

The author, a high school teacher, recounts his 12 years on "night patrol" in Yokohama City, where he comes face to face with youth dealing with issues ranging from self-mutilation to drug abuse.

Kumamori has always been in pursuit of an ideal romance. When she changes classes for her second year of high school, she is unexpectedly reunited with "Tajima," the partner of her first kiss. Unfortunately, he is dry and stoic when it comes to romantic gestures.... (Source: Kodansha, translated) *Note: Includes two extra chapters.*

The hero's son and the ghost of the Demon King are the master and pupil!? Eirth, the son of the hero who defeated the Great Demon King, is troubled. Always expected to achieve great things, but unable to meet those expectations. No matter the effort he puts in, and the results he obtains, it's never enough for them. *"I'm a disappointment compared to my father" or "Don't you know you're the son of the hero!!"* Living every day like this, Eirth meets his destiny in the room containing the sword of his father, the hero. *"Interesting. I will train you. I have only free time now."* Eirth receives special personal training from the Demon King just to get back at his parents and the world. In the coming days, his parents, the heroes of the past, his first love, the princess childhood friend, the geniuses of the era, and the world will tremble before him. *Note: Includes two extra chapters.*