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A story about an ugly girl named Chiyoko who was always bullied for her looks and when a new good looking transfer student named Aoi comes, he decides to rule over her and announces that he's the only one who can pick on her. From then on, no one but him bullied her but she could also never escape from him until college where she lied and said she was going to the same school but didn't. Now, 8 years later he finally caught up with her...what oh what will he do to her now!? *Note: Includes the one-shot "Yo wa Ikanishite Heroine to Narishi ka".*
A creepypasta anthology by various mangaka. Cover illustration: Ayano Kyou 1. **Saru Yume** (猿夢) by Shimizu Aki 2. **Kyotou O** (巨頭オ) by Kitaoka Tomo 3. **Jashi** (邪視) by Katsumata Hiroki 4. **Rinfone** (リンフォン) by Tsuitsui Itsuki 5. **Pandora** (禁后) by Wasai
From Tsutsui Itsuki, creator of "Laughing in a Night Storm" and "Kisaragi Ibun," comes a coming-of-age story about a girl disappointed in herself and a Yankee girl with a purple flame. Oka Nozomi is a high school student attending a local art prep school with the goal of entering an art college. Despite her diligent painting skills, she is passively accepting her lack of improvement and maintains her peace of mind from the opinions of others. Then, encouraged by a single word from Nozomi, her talented friend Yatsu enrolls as a rival. Witnessing her friend's rapid rise to prominence soon after enrolling, Nozomi's frustration and disappointment at her lack of improvement reach their limits. On her way home, packing her artwork, which she has nowhere to put, she encounters a mysterious woman with blonde hair and shining piercings. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
Story of Kiyo, a 20-year-old "yankee" tomboy, and what happens when she once again meets Tara-chan, her kind former step brother.
From as long as she could remember, Menjou Kikuko has never found anything to be deeply involved in. Living without a dream or purpose in life, she takes a job as an OL (office lady) only to be fired and dumped by her boyfriend before she turned 30 years old. As an apology, her ex-boyfriend sets her up with a position at a judicial clerking office. But even though she doesn't have a clue what the job entails, Kikuko begins to grow as a person as she tackles various issues in her job. (Source: Stiletto Heels)
Tatsuko Sachi was a stupid girl who remade herself as a 'genius' at a prestigious school in order to be near the boy she liked, Oumi Shouta. When Shouta decided to make a club to build missiles, she then agreed to be vice president. However, Shouta slacks off and leaves most of the work to Sachi. This becomes worse when a child-like girl named Onda Midori shows up, and Shouta spends all his time doting on her. Not even having super powers makes this situation easier to handle. The manga follows with their stories and the stories of the other missile club members. (Source: MangaHelpers)
Having lost his father, Yuiga Nariyuki lives a simple and modest life. While working to attain the ‘Special VIP nomination’ for a college, he became the private tutor of the three geniuses of Ichinose Academy: Rizu, Fumino, and Uruka! This time around, however, mysterious happenings start to come down on Yuiga and the others...?! One moment it's a fantasy, next it's a historical play, then getting smaller, or maybe getting bigger even?! But no matter what happens, the heroines' love will not waver! What development awaits us...? This is a short-story collection consisting of two volumes.
Akari Yoshiyama, the daughter of Kazuko Yoshiyama, the first-generation time-skipping girl, tries to time-skip to 1972 to convey her mother’s feelings. But she somehow ends up in 1974… (Source: Jmanga)
Pandemic, cluster, lockdown... Amidst the jumble of unfamiliar terms and confusing information, the world's regular order began to break down. Amidst this chaos, Komori Kentaro, a lowly salaryman, quit the company he'd worked at for 20 years to begin his long-dreamed-of ideal lifestyle: “NEETing.” He is seeking a more peaceful life through the “ultimate art of seclusion”—not merely self-indulgence—but...!? (Source: Young Jump, translated)