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Ryuuiichi Sugihara is a regular high-school boy who discovers a mobile game called Karman Gain, a game with the power to alter reality by giving up life points. He soon learns the consequences of running out of life points and gets entangled deeper in Karman Gain.
The year is 2306. Even in the 20th century, mankind has already shown potential to go beyond their Earth's atmosphere. The 21st century brought this potential into full-throttle, as mankind initiated their journey into the universe. Around the middle of the 22nd century, technological advancements in Hyper-Space Navigation and Gravity Manipulation brought about an explosive acceleration in space exploration as every man, woman, and animal scattered all over the universe. We were progressing from an Interplanetary Era into an Intergalactic Era. With this expansion came consequences that we have already seen even from the 20th century: declining birth rates. Scattered all over the universe, humanity needed every man and woman to work constantly to keep up with the expanding empire. B-level and C-level robots were invented to do some of the simpler tasks, but they lacked the ability to do complex procedures. A-level robots were sophisticated enough to do most jobs, but they were extremely expensive and rare to find. One doctor invented a solution to this problem by creating humanoid animals with the ability to think, talk, and act like humans. This is the story of a Japanese captain of the ship named Bremen and her crew of lively humanoid animals.
Leo, a mage, is expelled from the heroic party by Kane, the brave, because he just can't get on with. However, after Leo leaves, the party continues to lose. Kane asks Leo to return to the party, but Leo fed up with Kane's unmannerly attitude, asks Kane to get down on his knees... Kane's pride is shattered, and when Kane shows tears for the first time, Leo feels a certain excitement...? (Source: Libre, translated) *Notes: \- Chapter 13 was split into two parts in the original serialization and later combined in the volume release. “Stretch (ストレッチ)” published in Pixiv Comic was not included in any of the volumes. \- Includes six extra chapters.*
Majin, the creator of the Universe, has been resurrected in the present day. Shougo Ryuujin, an ordinary high school student who transforms into the Bone Fighter Dragonbone with the Bone Card in order to save Earth. Together, with the other White Bone warriors take a stand against the Dark Bone, a foe that has appeared from darkness to devastate Earth. However, "could the true enemy be ourselves?" (Source: Anime News Network)
The Black Board is an advertisement board over a kilometre long on which thousands of job offers are posted. Jobs ranging from the most normal to the most sordid... But how do you react when, on one of these ads, you discover that someone is offering money to murder you? And that the biggest bounty hunter in town is already after you?
Naoto Sena is in love with his childhoodfriend Go Kamikawa. One day Go tells him, that he fell in love with someone and that person is also a guy and that he loves him back as well. This is a tragedy for Naoto. How should he behave and stay calm when his secret love already has a boyfriend?
As a continuation of the Slayers Special novel series, each volume also consists of several one-shot stories (sometimes, 2-chapters stories) about a pre-Slayers Lina Inverse and Naga the Serpent. (Source: KanzakaDex)
A story about a part alien girl, Aoi Hayakawa, who transfers into the school which Hiroshi Morimura goes to. She then becomes a love interest to him.
Rururuko is a human orphan lost in space. She is raised on board a space ship operated by the spacefaring Saurus race, but she dreams of someday returning home to earth. Before she gets there, she and her tiger-striped kitten Fuuna will have many adventures with talking dogs, space pirates, and all sorts of other interesting people who inhabit the vastnass of the universe.
Arima Seto is a 23-year-old freelancer. One day, he was reincarnated as Lobelia Crowley, the most evil villain of a popular smartphone game. He tries to accumulate good deeds to avoid the doomed end, but his venomous tone of voice won't stop--! (Source: Kadokawa, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*