1. Kodoku Miman 2. Kami 3. Ame no Shounen 4. Shishi 5. Shizumeru Yuki 6. Neko 7. Uwaki Onna 8. Karui Kata 9. Senaka 10. Fuyu 11. Circus Koya 12. Yane

The Fierce Demons pride themselves as being the reigning delinquent gang of Mikado High School, but their name lets on much more, as they are being influenced by strange occult forces. Dan Hayato, a mysterious transfer student with an unknown past, arrives at the school with a hidden agenda. With his power to separate his soul from his body, what does he know about the motives of the Fierce Demons and what events will lead to the destruction of the school?

Set in the fictitious city of Greater Tokyo Ward where people using the device "SCM" that can make others into slaves. In this world you can "borrow" and become a "slave" or "lend" and become a "master"? This work is the latest in the mystery-group image drama "Slave Ward" series by Shinichi Okada, with a cumulative circulation of over 3.6 million. [Original Web Manga](https://jp.piccoma.com/web/product/12208)

Imperial Year 2952. Peace is but a distant memory, and the flames of anger and impatience consume the inhabitants of planet Earth. To put a stop to frequent riots, a task force is created, the "White Lions". Isao is part of that group, but due of his lack of discipline, is constantly reprimanded by his superiors ... That behind his strange habits is hiding something more than simple insubordination?

In order to repair the synergy that was distorted by the evil deities in the ancient past, a young boy named Shuri has appeared in present day, but the evil deities harvest the "Groundskeepers" in place to stop him.

A collection of stories about girls who need to go pee.

Subaru Natsuki was just trying to get to the convenience store but wound up summoned to another world. He encounters the usual things—life-threatening situations, silver haired beauties, cat fairies—you know, normal stuff. All that would be bad enough, but he’s also gained the most inconvenient magical ability of all—time travel, but he’s got to die to use it. How do you repay someone who saved your life when all you can do is die? *Source: Yen Press, Vol. 1*

Dai lived a normal high school life in Sendai: a city of hot summer days and rainy nights. Between basketball, part time jobs, and an uncertain future, something was missing. And that thing was music. With his days in senior year running out, Dai swears a heartfelt vow: *“I’m gonna be the best jazz player in the world.”* But what do you need to be the best? Talent? Effort? A lucky break? Or maybe just a deep, pure love for music, and too much stubbornness to know when to quit. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) *Note: Nominated for the 22nd Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize.*

**At the dawn of the French Revolution, a family of executioners will set in motion the events that will change the future!** Charles-Henri Sanson reigns as the head of a family of executioners. His dreams of a world without execution have faded as the legacy of House Sanson takes precedence. His younger sister Marie-Joseph, stationed at the office of Versailles, lives free—unshackled by the precepts of society, jeopardizes the sanctity of that legacy. Following the death of her first love, Alain, she sets herself on a crimson-soaked path of vengeance and will stop at nothing to expose the murderer and overthrow the unjust system that cost him his life. *Source: Dark Horse, Omnibus 1*

**Blood, death, and duty—the title bequeathed to the heir of the royal executioner becomes a burden too heavy to bear.** Born into a family of executioners, Charles-Henri Sanson must take up his father’s mantle as the Royal Executioner of Paris. Conflicted between his desire to honor the family name and rebelling against the longstanding practice, he chooses to follow tradition, but vows to be the last executioner—the last Sanson to spill blood in the name of justice. *Source: Dark Horse, Omnibus 1*

The bestselling series from author Tappei Nagatsuki continues in this spin-off where some of your favorite characters capture the spotlight! (Source: Yen Press)