The story is about a twenty-year-old guy named Tsukuba Furio who wanders into an arcade to use the restroom. He walks by, sees a girl furiously playing pinball, watches her, and falls in love. Her name is Furinami Hikaru, and since she is a regular at the arcade, our hero-in-love decides to get a job there. Furio loves Hikaru, but Hikaru loves pinball. Who will give in to whom? Well, it’s not quite that simple, there’s also a big (or “small”) twist. (Source: sparkplugged.net)

Considered by Freud one of the greatest novels ever written, and having influenced writers like Kafka and Nietzsche, The Brothers Karamazov (1880) is the magisterial outcome of Dostoevsky's (1821-1881) works. Here we have the story of wanton Fyodor Karamazov and his sons: Alyosha, the youngest, who lives in a monastery; Ivan, the intellectual and atheist; and Dimitri, military and impulsive. Through this dysfunctional and troubled family, Dostoevsky expresses some of the biggest anxieties of the human soul and the relationship between parents and children.

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Min-ah, in despair over the death of her father, a reporter, swaps souls with Yu-bin, the daughter of presidential candidate Jong-seong, who thought she would have killed her father. She digs behind Jong-sung and vows to avenge her father, but his power is too strong. She is forced to face her grim truth about her father's death... (Source: Naver, translated)

It's kinda strange when Truism and Sophism argue, or maybe not!? A unique comedy about the daily disputes between a sophist boy and a philosophical girl!

Kamiyama Samatarou is a god. But he still is a newbie god who just inherited from the former god and father, Osamu. He looks as common just as a high-school student living in a 10-year-old house in Setagaya, but he really is a god. And the Archangel Tenko, is the one who supports Samatarou, ordinarily as a classmate, and at home also doing all the household duties of the Kamiyama family. The two are again listening to various people’s wishes, saving ones from their misfortune, and then wondering if what they did was a mistake. “It’s all because you’re telling ‘Tamatarou~, sabe dat little boy~’ to him!!” …Did they grow up after all or what. And so! He’s still a “Temporary License” god!! Sorry to have kept you waiting: the new Hyper-At-Home-Comedy of the gods, finally appears. (Source: Book intro)

Manga of the life of Nahomi Kawasumi, the 26-year-old goal-scoring member of Japan's World Cup-winning women's soccer team.

Aida Shizuka was sentenced to death for murdering his whole family. As he waited for his execution to come, he was one day visited by his sister who was no longer of the living and had become a grim reaper. The two of them set up to perform the grim reaper's job of granting the "final wish", but they would soon realise that Shizuka was not the culprit behind their family's murder. What lies before them is a revenge suspense story basked in the ever-changing lies and truth. *Note: Chapter count includes 1 extra.*

The story takes place between episode 22 and episode 23 of Blue Dragon: Tenkai no Shichi Ryuu. Shu, Bouquet, Marumaro and Noi travel to the floating city of Flugel, to gather more clues regarding the Investiture Beings. There they meet the city's guardian Jiranda and the priest Eba where they find it inhabited by robots only. (Source: Blue Dragon Wiki, edited)

Faust is a literary magazine published irregularly by Kodansha since 2003, promoted as a ‘Fighting illustory magazine.’ Square-bound like novels, all volumes have remained in print.