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-Even in another world, a gyaru who is kind to otaku is needed…! This is the other world of Asteria. Fonse, who is revered as a sage and holy cleric, actually loves Reiwa-era Japan. Today as well, while repeatedly using a teleportation spell to discover ‘the truth on the internet,’ he accidentally brings back Nanjo-san, a fashion-reading model. Thus, an agepoyo romantic comedy begins, set in another world! (Source: Kodansha, translated)
One of the earliest examples of a magical girl anthology, featuring a variety of different works from Mangaka who have worked with Rapport before
Manga Anthology based on the 1998 Playstation 1 game "Bust A Move".
A single book that Rachel wrote at the cost of her own life sparked a major controversy and even moved the world. How was Silent Spring, the work that became the catalyst for environmental protection, created? Rachel loved observing nature and was skilled at writing. She entered university aspiring to become a writer, but in her second year, she was drawn to the appeal of biology and chose the path of science despite opposition from those around her. Though she struggled and stumbled along the way, she continued to follow the path she believed in, and through perseverance, eventually achieved success both as a biologist and as a bestselling author. However, at the height of her life, a single letter arrived. It described the damage caused by synthetic chemical substances that were commonly used at the time. Fully prepared to face severe criticism, Rachel set out to write Silent Spring, exposing environmental destruction. (Source: Kadokawa, translated) *Note: Volume 24 in the series.*