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In order to mourn those who died without a partner, "Meikon Ema" is a votive tablet on which a marriage with a fictional character is drawn and dedicated. Shoichi Konuma is transferred to a rural town where such a custom still remains, but his daily life is corroded by the supernatural after he meets a creepy girl. In the midst of fear and confusion, he turns to the head priest, who shows him the image of "himself" drawn on the votive tablet... [MangaDex]
Appli Monsters: Appmon Academy!! is a manga spin-off of Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters, focusing on the Appmon in a school setting.
1. **Death Trap** (デス・トラップ); Gekkan Shounen Captain 1985-01 ~ 03 2. **Caving Rally** (ケービング・ラリー'96); SF Comics Ryuu 1981-09
Compilation of part 5 and 6 of the Akai Kiba series. 1. **Concrete Panic** (コンクリート・パニック); Hana to Yume 1981-01, 02 2. **Concrete Panic** (コンクリート・パニック); Hana to Yume 1981-01, 02 3. **Hato no Senritsu** (ハトの旋律); Hana to Yume 1981-04, 05 4. **Hato no Senritsu** (ハトの旋律); Hana to Yume 1981-04, 05
An anthology comic of Fate/Grand Order by various mangaka.
Marquise Chloe was betrayed by someone she trusted and died in prison... but she awakens back to her childhood. Starting over from the age of five, the despised "weed magic" becomes her weapon to live freely. To avoid making the same mistakes, Chloe immediately takes action. Source: MU
1. **Psychic Traveller** (サイキック・トラベラー); Hana to Yume EPO 1989-03 2. **Saisei Koujou** (再生工場); Hana to Yume EPO 1987-11 3. **Ghost Light** (ゴースト・ライナー); Hana to Yume EPO 1988-01
Justine, a down-on-her-luck noblewoman, had her engagement annulled and exiled from her estate after she was falsely accused of stealing her fiancé's family heirlooms. Four years later, she is once again falsely accused of theft at the royal court, where she has been working as a seamstress under an assumed name. Justine was about to give up hope when she is rescued by the king's nephew, Duke Simeon. But for some reason, he insists on keeping her at his mansion until she is cleared of all suspicion? (Source: Sankosha, translated)