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A golf player and a mystical rabbit.
4-koma (four panel strip) parody-comedy featuring characters from The Rose of Versailles by the original author.
Shouichirou Tsurugi is the master of an well-established, upscale miso shop. He's a noted "prodigal son" and an eccentric "Jack of all trades, master of none." He's also the patron of a suspicious male geisha, Yosaburou, who will do anything for money and has no talent, except for telling ghost stories. It may or may not be true that the young master is making amorous advances toward Yosaburou! Every night, the parlor of a restaurant in the red light district called Ghost Moon Tower showcases mysterious tales that interweave "strange things" and people's other desires.
Ever since she was little, Mizuru has had dreams in which a strange boy appears. One day, she is seized by panic when the same boy suddenly appears before her!
In a nondescript lounge, a blonde-haired man plays a game of pool, unaware of the maddening trial he is about to face. When a voice behind him shouts, "Spinoza!" he is hit in the head with a glass bottle, knocking him out. When he awakens, he finds himself fishing in a rocky valley. A moment later, he catches a monstrous fish which swallows him whole. Coming to again, he awakens on the floor of a ring, now the contestant of a boxing match in a packed arena. Again and again the man finds himself in entirely new locations, each time the center of a different conflict. He has little time to act, however, as he quickly finds himself awakening to a new scenario. With no end in sight, the man moves through time and space across different dimensions with only one recurring word to connect them: Spinoza. *Note: Published in PHOTO JAPON No. 26-32 (December 1985-June 1986). Each chapter is a single page consisting of 53 panels. In the tankoubon, each page is a single of these panels.*
A manga anthology, based on the first Valkyrie Profile Game "Lenneth". It's a collection of several comedy short stories by 10 different mangakas. *Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 22, 24, 26, 29, 34, 38, 46 and 50.*
All-reading BL anthology with high degree of eroticism! Cover illustration: Kirishiki Tokico
Yasutaka Iijima, a boy wearing glasses, sits in the corner of the classroom and wants nothing to do with Ema Kitaoka, a popular gal in the same class. However, after a chance meeting at the school camping trip, they started talking with each other, but only outside of school. They are both unsure of each other's "true feelings." (Source: Comic Howl, translated)
Even though he is not interested in anime, Jiro Shinonome starts a new job as a Production Assistant at the anime studio "Is This It?". With no knowledge of the subject he falls behind his coworkers from the first day on. Will he find his "goal" and get into the demanding job? On top of that he has to deal with his neighbor who mistakes him for a molester after an unfortunate incident. "This is it!" mixes the harsh reality of working in the anime industry with a romantic comedy.
During the last Houryou festival when it is said that the oceanic Gates of the Ryuuguu (Dragon Castle) open every 7 years, Yura found Nao on the beach. Without any relations, Yura takes him in as her younger brother. Thus they happily grow up together for the next 7 years, but now that the next Houryou festival is looming, Nao seems to be acting strangely...
Tamao loves to draw pictures of RINGO, his fantasy girl, in his sketchbook. But his life changes overnight after he successfully tests his secret VIII Project...Tamao soon discovers that creating a walking, talking, virtual idol is a long and difficult process... Volume 3 contains 4 extra story chapters.