This is a story about Dr. Toguro Dokuro, who first appeared as a villain in a certain tokusatsu drama and was such a sensation with his terrifying presence that he even overshadowed the main hero. Dr. Toguro Dokuro continued to appear as a villain in that tokusatsu series for 40 years, but as times changed, the series came to an end. The actor playing Dr. Toguro Dokuro faces his final shoot, but… (Source: Natalie, translated)

1. **Toarui Ichi EROICA Fan no Tsubuyaki...** (とあるいちEROICAファンのつぶやき…) \[Ryouko Shitou\] 2. **Buchou Tetsuno Klaus** (部長鉄野クラウス) \[Miwa Sakai\] 3. **Denwa no Mondai** (電話の問題) \[Maya Mineo\] 4. **Lawrence yori Ai wo Komete 20XX** (ロレンスより愛をこめて20XX) \[Kanako Nanamaki\] 5. **Bluff pro yori Ai wo Komete** (ブラフプロより愛をこめて) \[Michiyo Akaishi\] 6. **Uruwashi no Eroica yori Ai wo Komete** (薔薇の伯爵に愛をこめて) \[Seika Nakayama\] 7-9. **Son Goku yori Ai wo Komete** (孫悟空より愛をこめて) \[Tomo Aoki\] 10. **Seitokai yori Ai wo Komete** (生徒会より愛をこめて) \[Yukiko Toono\] 11. **Kita Mita Katta! 20XX Cyber Edition** (来た見た勝った‼︎ 20XX Cyber Edition) \[Yayoi Ogawa\] 12. **Oshiire no Takaramono** (押し入れの宝物) \[Atsuko Shima\] 13. **Shiritsu Eroica Hoikuen** (私立エロイカ保育園) \[Lemon Haruna\] 14. **Gogh Satsujin Jiken** (ゴッホ殺人事件) \[Moto Hagio\] 15 **Eroica yori Ai wo Komete Gokujou Ai wo Komete ♡♡♡♡** (エロイカより愛をこめて極上愛をこめて♡♡♡♡) \[Miyuki Takahashi\] 16. **Nantsuttemo Yappari Eroica** (なんつってもやっぱりエロイカ) \[Waki Yamato\] 17. **Haruka Narukana Arcadia** (遥かなるかなアルカディア) \[Honda\] 18. **Fake yori Ai wo Komete** (フェイクより愛をこめて) \[Kyouko Shitou\] 19. **Monogatari ga Hajimaranai** (物語が始まらない) \[Shouko Hamada\] 20 **Shousa yori Ai wo Komete** (少佐より愛をこめて) \[Naoki Urasawa\] 21. **Hanafuru Yakata yori Ai wo Komete** (花降る館より愛をこめて) \[Chika Shiomi\] 22. **Eberbach to Watashi** (エーベルバッハと私) \[Takeshi Nogami\] 23. **1980's no Shougakusei yori Ai wo Komete** (1980'sの小学生より愛をこめて) \[Moyoco Anno\] 24. **Bankara-san ga Tooru** (バンカラさんが通る) \[Haru Yamamura\] 25. **Saint Klaus no Okurimono** (聖クラウスの贈りもの) \[Noriko Nagano\] 26. **Nihon yori Ai wo Komete** (日本より愛をこめて) \[Toshie Kihara\] 27. **Ikinari Nihon Mukashibanashi** (いきなり日本昔ばなし) \[Yasuko Aoike\]

The one-shot tells a story about the late Kenji Endō, the real-life musician that was the inspiration for Kenji from 20th Century Boys!

The second story in this collection is about a journalist. As a child he met a fortune teller who predicted that he would win the famous Pulitzer Prize. The prophecy is very specific, he must have an apple in his pocket, go twice to the right instead of left and aim for the moon. A phrase that makes little sense to the young boy. It is only decades later, when he has become a poor journalist in charge of obituaries, that he sees that the medium of his childhood has announced his death in a few days. Curious, he goes to investigate and finds himself embroiled in a dark money deal. The strange indications of the psychic could well make sense...

In a world where kaiju actually exist, French kaiju otaku Pierre travels to Tokyo hoping to see one in person. There he meets beautiful government scientist Misaki and together they learn why kaiju travel to and attack Tokyo every year since 1954, despite first appearing down in the southern islands.

The mouse Henry tries to stop his dimwitted lackey Charles from traveling all the way around the countertop to acquire cake, worried he will accidentally wake up the sleeping cat on the floor.

Musica Nostra is a collaborative work where various mangaka draw and/ or write about music and bands that inspire them, published in the Grand Jump. It includes Urasawa's musings about guitarists and playing guitar; his traveling to Sunset Sound in Los Angeles to record a song with Mike Viola and Jim Keltner, the latter of which sends a picture of Urasawa's The Beatles manga to Ringo Starr, and why their performance is credited to "Monaka"; Urasawa seeing Neil Young and Paul McCartney perform at Desert Trip; his meeting with Jack Oliver and depicting how the English record executive started working at Apple Records. *Note: this manga includes written chapters and drawn chapters, and never got a total volume release. This entry includes only the manga chapters.*

Naoki Urasawa's Solo Mission follows an intimate conversation between a tokusatsu hero & his wife before a deadly intergalactic mission.

Three two-page music-related stories. Urasawa muses about visiting a bar and trying to keep up playing guitar with an old guy who can play any folk song from the Shōwa era; attending a Paul McCartney concert alongside old guys who were singing along and crying tears of joy; and technical difficulties Bob Dylan faced during a concert that Urasawa attended.

An anthology comic of Yowamushi Pedal by various mangaka.

The one-shot opens with two slightly different members of a yakuza group talking together at a family restaurant. The yakuza group is in the middle of a dispute, and some members visit a young man named "Damiyan" who has a mysterious power.

A relaxing and fun piece to read about! A policeman finds himself dancing to the sound of anger.