A dystopian sci-fi action manga that pays homage to the classics. Future Japan has became a volatile mix of cultures, rocked by the protests of xenophobic extremists. A brash, job-hopping young woman named Riko happens to save the life of a boy named Eito. Just as they're about to dig into some celebratory ramen, plant-like tendrils snake out from Eito's arm and stop a bullet in mid-flight. Who in the world is this boy, and why is the army after him?! (Source: Kodansha USA)
**“A love story involving a normal guy and his obsessive girlfriend.”** Karuizawa Ryo is a third-year middle schooler who has a crush on a cute, smart, and popular girl named Omoi Miton. After hearing that Omoi is going to an all-girls high school, Karuizawa decides to confess his feelings to her. To his surprise, she agrees to date him! But... now what? Meanwhile, Omoi has everything planned from the get-go, including transferring to his high school, getting married in two years, and setting up insane rules for their relationship. Because of that, Karuizawa realizes what kind of a person Omoi truly is; a girl with an overwhelming obsession with relationships! Despite his concerns, their dating life begins, painting his high school life in a totally different color. (Source: Comikey) *Notes: \- Serialisation of the original webmanga. \- Includes one bonus chapter.*
From Seven Seas: In Koyomi Hidaka's world, travel between slightly different alternate universes is commonplace. After his parents' recent divorce, Koyomi lives with his father and falls in love with a girl named Sato Shiori when they meet at his father's workplace. But their young love seems doomed when their parents get remarried—to each other. Is there some parallel world out there where Koyomi and Shiori can be together as lovers, not step-siblings...and what could be the price if they try to find out?
A story written by Hajime Asano and supervised by Negi Haruba about the quintuplets' daily lives that was not depicted in the original manga.
In Osaka, while helping with his dad's business and looking forward to seeing Hitomi again at the meeting planned on the riverbank, Ryuu gives his cousin some advice on maintaining male friendships and concealing romantic attachments. (from Biblo Eros)
I heard a rumor... it's about a black box that contains all the weird and wonderful things in the world. There's nothing that the box can not do. It can grant you any wish in the world. Such a profound, mysterious story. Almost all rumors are basically like this, whether it's true or not, is not important. As long as the story is interesting, everything is fine. Thus, the story begins, with a high school boy, a black box, and a mysterious girl.
After a long battle, John Celias, a soldier of the Demon punitive force, sees the hero topple the Demon King at last...and he is defeated by the remnants of the enemy. When John, who should have died in the war, wakes up, he finds that he has become a baby in his hometown... the same hometown that should have been destroyed by the demons. John realizes that he has actually gone back in time and decides to use the fighting prowess and the knowledge he gained in his previous life to change his tragic fate! It's a story of a soldier and his time travel counterattack fantasy! (Source: Alpha Manga)
The band of heroes banishes the Darkness and brings peace to the world, but...
First-year highschool student Momota Kaoru just saved a beautiful highschool girl, Orihara Hime, from a train molester. One thing leads to another, and they end up going on a date! They have a lot in common: they both love video games, they both jam to their favorite songs on mixtapes, they were even both born in the Year of the Snake. Except... Orihara's first game console used cartridges... and her old mixtapes are all on MiniDisc... and, oh, her birthday is actually 12 years before Momota's! When her secret comes out, she thinks it must all be over... but will Momota really let something like a little age gap get in the way of his love for Orihara? Find out if love really can transcend generations in this sugar-sweet romantic comedy! (Source: J-Novel Club)
Towa became a sweeper admiring the legendary sweeper called, “Orange-Eyed Messiah”. The task of sweeper, which requires to “sweep” the monsters Adys is quite hazardous. On his first real attempt at fighting Adys, Towa encountered Kei, a former sweeper who saved him from being killed. Towa asked Kei to take him as a student. However, not only Kei plainly rejects Towa’s request, he tells Towa that he saw the “Orange-eyed Messiah” die!? An appearance by a mysterious man who seems to be connected to Kei showed up with a grudge from the past. Who is he and what is his relationship with the “Orange-Eyed Messiah”? Will Towa finds out about Kei’s past too?
In a world where people regularly travel between slightly different parallel universes, Koyomi Takasaki lives with his mother after his parents' recent divorce. Awkward and studious, he has trouble making friends at his new school, until his classmate Kazune Takigawa seeks him out. She claims that she's moved here from another world where she and Takasaki are lovers but could he be the one who's actually from a parallel world? Source: Seven Seas Entertainment
After failing the final exam for his dream job at the royal court, promising young sorcerer Allen wants nothing more than to retreat to a simple life in the countryside. Unfortunately for him, he can’t even afford the train fare! His only solution is to get a job, but his one lead is anything but modest—Duke Howard, one of the kingdom’s most powerful nobles, needs a private tutor for his daughter Tina. Despite her academic brilliance, Tina is incapable of casting even a single spell. To make matters worse, entrance exams for the prestigious Royal Academy are fast approaching, and magical aptitude is mandatory! Can Allen use his unique brand of spellcasting to help Tina overcome her magical impairment, a mystery that not even the kingdom’s finest sorcerers have been able to solve? And does her father, the duke, even want him to? *Source: J-Novel Club, Vol. 1*

