The manga revolves about a mermaid named Muromi, her travels and her quirky personality. She speaks with a Hakata dialect and she thinks sea water fish are better than freshwater fish. She has a sweet tooth and loves sake. She's also said to have been living for thousands of years (although she has the appearance of a teenage girl with a fishtail). Join Muromi on her adventure, as she gets caught in high school student Takuro Mukojima's fishing nets, as she meets more friends, new and old, and enjoy their weird but hilarious conversations. Or, you could just watch her bother Takuro on his fishing days with lame gags, just for laughs

Yachiru is a Hasshakusama youkai living in the human world. Because the prevailing public image of Hasshakusama is that they're lewd (not scary), her powers have weakened and her height has shrunk from its original 8 shaku (240 cm) to about 190 cm. She strives to correct that impression, but each day is another failure. However, while at the cinema to study horror films, she meets Seiichirou, a young man who is a huge fan of Hasshakusama. That's when Yachiru realizes that whenever Seiichirou praises her, her height returns to its original size...!!! (Source: Kodansha, translated)

The story centres on so-called "Humanized Animals" (HA), genetically engineered hybrids of man and animal who possess extraordinary physical abilities. They show their worth when they are sent to the scenes of massacres to enact the ambitions of other people. The purpose of their creation is tied to a grand plan for humanity's future.

Hanamura's manga charts how the anime Prison School came together under the helm of director "Crazy Boy" Tsutomu Mizushima, and shows the production committee's raucous discussions over important details like the color of Meiko's panties or the sound effects in Gakuto's defecation scene. The anime's main voice actors—Hiroshi Kamiya, Katsuyuki Konishi, Kenichi Suzumura, Daisuke Namikawa, and Kazuyuki Okitsu—also play supporting roles. (Source: Anime News Network)

Giant Step is a shounen, sports comedy. With it's relation to Prince of Tennis being in some of the art of attacks and their relation to tennis. If you have already read Prince of Tennis or even a little bit of it and it was too serious for you then Giant Step would be good to check out.

Ayano-san is a beautiful housewife with a son, Yuusei, who doesn't seem to approve of her carefree ways. Always smiling and well-meaning, Ayano-san still finds a way to make herself an object of curiosity and appreciation by passing people.

From Ebookjapan: Saburo, a new doctor, met a man in downtown Susukino, Sapporo. Saburo sees the life of a fierce doctor in Tetsuro Kokubu, who has suddenly disappeared after having shown great promise for the future due to his competence at a university hospital. The gekiga contains nine heart-wrenching arcs including "The End of Snow," which depicts the past of Kokubu, who established a small clinic in a backstreet of Shinjuku and is called "Dr. Kumahige" by the residents of the town.

A timid boy named Zao Ci, which was accepted by Mateliya, a Demon as her "number 2". He was always called an idiot by Mateliya. He is so weak that he could not even pull the trigger of his gun. But, who actually knows that he had a special power within him, which only Mateliya can control. This begins the adventure of the contract of the boy and his master to save others.

A collection of [stories](https://mangabaka.org/search?q=myanimelist%3A48155) set amongst the oiran (high-rank courtesans before the time of geisha) in (mostly) the Yoshiwara district of Edo, a famous historical 'red-light district.' 1. Kagerou no Shou 2. Inazuma no Shou 3. Mizu no Tsuki no Shou 4. Nagasaki Bojou

From the fearsome tag team of Kawamoto Homura (Kakegurui) and Nadai Nishi (Satsudou) comes the story of a serial killer. A romantic thriller where exposing the lie means instant death!

The official Boarding School Juliet Anthology. **Cover illustration:** Tiv 1. **Kakun Genshu desu Romio-sama!** (家訓厳守です露壬雄様!) *\[Nakata Yumi\]* 2. **"Aitai."** (「会いたい。」) *\[Tadano Natsu\]* 3. **Ifuku Shisan no Seminude** (衣服四散のセミヌード) *\[Taiyou Marii\]* 4. **Shirokuro Hakkiri Tsuketights!** (白黒ハッキリつけたいつ!) *\[Grande\]* 5. **Aru Ban no Persia-san** (ある晩のペルシアさん) *\[Doumoto Yuuki\]* 6. **Shironeko no Romiko-chan** (白猫の露壬子ちゃん) *\[Akizuki Ryo\]* 7. **Moshikashite Watashitachi** (もしかして私たち) *\[Akizuki Ryo\]* 8. **Misshitsu Girls Talk** (密室ガールズトーク) *\[rca\]* 9. **Shironeko to Kuroinu** (シロネコとクロイヌ) *\[Cake\]* 10. **Hasuki no Yuuutsu** (蓮季の憂鬱) *\[Kazuchi\]* 11. **Kuroinu 3-kyoudai** (黒犬３きょうだい) *\[Tokumi Yuiko\]* 12. **Noroi no Koi Ningyou** (呪いの恋人形) *\[Acchi Ai\]* 13. **Kyuujitsu no Sugoshikata** (休日の過ごし方) *\[Abe Kanari\]* 14. **Char-hime to Warui Yume** (シャル姫と悪い夢) *\[Niina Ryou\]* 15. **Neko to Inu no Nichijou** (猫と犬の日常) *\[SAVAN\]* 16. **Somali-chan, Yasashikute!** (ソマリちゃん，やさしくして!) *\[Satsuki Neko\]* 17. **Romio to Futago: Reversal** (露壬雄と双子：Reversal) *\[Takada Katsura\]* 18. **Fage no Oshigoto♡** (雑務係〈ファグ〉のおしごと♡) *\[Zekkyou\]* 19. **Prefect Burabura Shopping** (監督生〈プリフェクト〉ブラブラショッピング) *\[Umakuchi Shouyu\]* 20. **Julio 100%** (ジュリ男100%) *\[Yotsuya Keitarou\]* 21. **Kimagure Tawamure Abare Hime** (気まぐれ戯れ暴れ姫) *\[Uminomokuzu\]* 22. **Date to wa Ittenai?** (デートとは言ってない?) *\[Ohara Hiroki\]* 23. **Sieber-san to Pancake no Manga** (サイベルさんとパンケーキのまんが) *\[Koppori Nama Beer\]* 24. **Love Comedy tte Ii Mono desu yo ne.** (ラブコメっていいものですよね。) *\[Shimetta Seiya\]* 25. **Neko to Romio no Oikakekko** (ネコとロミオの追いかけっこ) *\[Takeshima Eku\]* 26. **Aby to Somali no Yuuga na Nichijou** (アビとソマリの優雅な日常) *\[namo\]* 27. **Romio to Nagaame** (露壬雄と長雨) *\[Puyo\]* 28. **Romiko to Joshikai** (露壬子と女子会) *\[zinbei\]* **Illustrations:** Tsukudani Norio, rin

I was picked up by a beautiful but shy and useless vampire? Joel, an orphaned boy wandering the forest alone, collapsed and was picked up by the vampire Adelia. Adelia is a beauty, but she is shy with others and her daily life is completely dysfunctional. So who is taking care of whom? The clumsy communal life of these two awkward lonely people begins. (Source: Kodansha, translated)