An adaptes tales of Abbasid Caliph of the Islamic empires, Hārūn al-Rashīd, Ja'far bin Yahya Barmaki and Hārūn's sister, princess Abbasa.

*Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

The first prince is head over heels in love with the pretty daughter of a baron. One day, Roland, known as "The Prince's Henchman A," who is good at flattering others, notices an abnormal situation in which all of the henchman's entourage, including the prince, are obsessed with one young lady. In order to save the villainous young lady, who is the prince's fiancée, from the verge of being unfairly called off, he secretly works behind the scenes.

A samurai volunteers himself to save his Lord's feud from an unknown menace. To do so he gets in a sort of dimensional gap, wherein he's involved in incredible situations.

In the age of Feudal Japan, the land is roaming with zombies and towns after towns are getting consumed by the monstrosity spreading like wildfire. In the midst of this, a girl is looking for her father.

The original manga adaptation that depicts the roots of Tokunana! Follow a group of misfit, rough-around-the-edges police officers as they cause mayhem.

“I can’t just leave someone hungry!” Mugi had worked as a cook for many years at Maglinica, a massive top-tier adventurers’ guild. But one day, he is suddenly fired with the words, “We don’t need cooks anymore.” Having lost the will to resist the changing guild, Mugi is about to leave… when, out of nowhere, the guildmaster’s right-hand woman—a capable and beautiful secretary—announces that she is resigning too?! “I want to eat your cooking, Lord Mugi!” “Wait… are you the one from back then?” In pursuit of the finest dishes yet to be discovered, Mugi and his companions establish a new cooking guild: Meshi-Uma.