The story begins when the protagonist Hikaru meets aliens Lala, Prunce, and Fuwa while watching the night sky. She learns of the "Star Palace," where the 12 Star Princesses of the constellations kept the balance of the universe until they were attacked. Lala is searching for the legendary Precure warriors to help find the 12 scattered "Princess Star Color Pens" and revive the princesses. When Fuwa is captured by an enemy, Hikaru wishes to save Fuwa, and a Star Color Pendent and a Star Color Pen appear to allow her to transform into Cure Star. From then on she works to collect the pens and raise Fuwa, who is the key to reviving the princesses. *Note: The chapter count includes 2 extra chapters.*

ES members Éclair and Lumière were once involved in a battle to decide the fate of the galaxy. They prevailed and peace was restored. Now, several years later, the galaxy once again stands on the brink of chaos. This conflict will see the dawn of two new heroines; Ascoeur and Q-Feuille. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork)

****Volume 12 : Demons**** **1. Demon’s Kiss by Inui Miku** **2. We’re the First Year Demons! by Kari Erika** 3. The Demon Breaks the Flag by Saeki Yashiro **4. The End of You, Me and the World by Kayase Shiki** (or Kimi to Boku to Sekai no Owari) Close off the town, burn the devils, and the black plague won't reach you. In this isolated town, its own little world, the smoke from the inquisitors' fires blackens any hope of a better society. 5. Contract Day by Mikawa Verno **6. Wednesday Swing by Akanatsu** (or The Swing on Wednesdays) **7. The Lone Rose of Tower Hill by Yukihiro Utako** 8. Demon’s Job by Ninagawa Tomo 9. Mushroom and Kappa - Demon Chapter by Magami Guriko 10. Genuine by Sakura Maro **11. Devil Children by Usaki Hitomi** **12. The Demon and the Angel by Asada Yasuka** 13. Setting Sun by 石川虫 & JAM 14. Escape from Hell by Yoshizawa Tomoya 15. The Demon and the Captain by Igarashi Ran

The story of the 506th Joint Fighter Wing "Noble Witches," established to protect Gallia after the fall of the Gallia Neuroi hive in September 1944.

A silent one-shot about an artist and his 4-koma manga.

Hinako, a 26-year old office worker, is confused by Itsuki's, her neighbor, gender, whom she thought was a boy when they were a child. Hinako spends her daily life surprised by Itsuki's casual gestures. However, it is actually Itsuki's heart who is pounding the most, having unrequited feelings for Hinako. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

A manga based on the Max Heart movie. The Courageous Warriors of the Garden of Hope have summoned Nagisa, Honoka, and Hikari to protect their kingdom from a witch who plans to steal the Diamond Line, which is a set of jewelry the queen of the Garden of Hope wears to a ceremony every year to replenish the water of the kingdom. The witch plans to resurrect the Dark Lord and if she does so, not only will the Garden of Hope be destroyed, but other kingdoms in the galaxies, including the Garden of Rainbows and the Garden of Light.

****Volume 4 : Vampire**** **1. Sleeping Vampire by Kinoshita Sakura** **2. Mushroom and Kappa: Arcana compilation for vampires on business trips by Magami Guriko** **3. Crossing the River by Kouga Yun** **4. A Shower in the Sunshine by Omote Sora** **5. Urban Vampire by Bikke** **6. Sky Burial by Takayama Shinobu** 7. Today's Dining Table by Saeki Yashiro **8. The Aegis of Time's Coffin by Yugyoji Tama** **9. Forest of Nobility by Kayase Shiki** **10. Chiyo-sama! by Shindo Arashi** 11. Strigoi Kingdom by Serikawa Mame **12. The Catharsis of Truth by Inui Miku** 13. Blood Donation Advice by Igarashi Ran 14. The Novice Vampire by Amamiya Azusa **15. A Gentle Temperature by Kisaragi Yoshinori**

Takashi Aoyama has way to much work to do and pushes himself mentally too hard. He blacks out and collapses at a railroad station. When he is about to be hit by a train, he is saved by Yamamoto who speaks with an Osaka dialect. After his encounter with Yamamoto, Takashi recovers his bright personality and gets better results at work. One day, Takashi sees Yamamoto boarding a bus to the cemetery with a serious expression.

In the Taisho Era, the common connection between Japanese and Western cultures is their mutual hatred of witches. (Source: Comic Cune, translated)