You awaken in a decrepit old mansion. A woman with eyes of jade stands before You, informing You that You are the Master of the house, and she Your Maid. However, You have no memories, no concept of self—or, indeed, any certainty that You are even alive. The Maid invites You to join her on a journey through the mansion's lifeless halls, to behold the numerous tragedies that have befallen its residents. She suggests that among them, perhaps You will find some trace of Yourself. Beyond the first door lies the year 1603. It is an era of unparalleled beauty, where art and theatre flourish. Roses bloom abundantly in the garden where the inseparable Rhodes siblings play, and though they appear to be free of worry and strife... not everyone is content to see them happy. Beyond the second door lies the year 1707. In this era, the mansion lies in ruins, and a beast dwells within. He claims to yearn for a life of serenity, but it is not long before he yields to his innate savagery and a massacre ensues. Beyond the third door lies the year 1869. In this technologically advanced era, people are always on the move. The mansion's master is an ambitious businessman who has invested in the rail industry. However, his obsession with wealth and power leads him to neglect and mistreat his wife. Beyond the fourth door lies the year 1099. The Maid tells You that this is the final tale. In this era, You see a young man who claims to be cursed and a girl with white hair, called Giselle, who has been branded a witch and marked for death. Having borne witness to these four tragedies, each set in a different time and place, You are now free to choose whether You wish to end Your story here... or press on. But there are those who would say, "You were able to bear them because they weren't your tragedies."

Amatsuka Mai, a girl who loves sweets, is heartbroken after being dumped by her girlfriend. One day, she falls in love at first sight with Kurosaki Riri, a beautiful girl who has just arrived as a new waitress at the cafe she works at. However, Riri turns out to be a demon called a succubus? Mai shouldn't fall in love with her, but she can't forget her super sweet kiss! A cute and devilish Girls' Love comedy begins! (Source: Kodansha, translated) *Notes: \- Chapters 2 to 20 were split into multiple parts in the original serialization and later combined in the volume releases. \- Includes the one-shot "Tsukutte Agetai! Yomotsu Gohan (作ってあげたい! よもつご飯)" and one extra chapter.*

Kazura has an unusual job in a department that handles clearing out demons and spirits. Her teammates include a super-otaku, a former delinquent with fire powers, a drunken magic sword wielder, a British exorcist and a powerful Buddhist monk. Kazura's role is not so glamorous, though. She forms a team with her manager, as a vessel for the dog spirits he controls. When he kisses her, she is possessed by the powerful dog spirit Bentengou for about five minutes, after which she usually wakes up to herself doing something embarassing, like licking her "master's" face! (Source: MangaHelpers)

Koki Sakieda is an assistant for Akira Akanebe, a manga artist he admires, who always tries to praise him in some way. Sakieda is worried that he will end up falling in love with her if this situation continues. Then Akanebe unexpectedly asks him to go out with her....... The story depicts the daily life of Akanebe-sensei, who lavishes praise on Sakieda without embarrassment, and Sakieda, who tries to accept it all gracefully. (Source: Natalie, translated)

High school student Kusakabe Makoto has to work all day to raise money for the treatment of his younger sister, who suffers from a serious illness. The father is unemployed, the mother ran away, leaving the children, bullying at work ... Despite all this, he does not lose hope and continues to live for her sister. But having learned that she did not have long, Makoto falls into despair. Fear of the unknown causes him to take a different look at the value of human life.

Is there someone whom you desperately wish to see dead? If you want your enemies and rivals eliminated, free-of-charge and with no possibility of the crime being traced back to you, all you need to do is leave a message for "Usobuki Tadashi" in a certain telephone booth at a certain park. Soon afterwards, a black-suited man with cold, crimson eyes will meet with you and confirm the target. He cannot be prosecuted, for he kills through the power of suggestion and the clever arrangement of events. He will accept any request: regardless of whether the target is saint or sinner, and no matter how foolish, cruel or misguided the client... All with a mocking smile on his face that belies his quiet amusement in the face of humankind's never-ending folly.

Ganota Utsuki is perfect. Beautiful, well educated and the best employe in her company but she has a deep dark secret. She's obsessed with Gundam and feels she must hide it from everyone. Especially her new male acquaintance who has an intense hatred for all things gundam.

A sequel to Mai Otome,which introduces Archduke Nagi's younger sister. Who is disguised as a man. Arashi (Nagi's sister) has bought Garderobe and all of its properties. The story starts from there.

Atori has an unusual part-time job... she’s a demon hunter! After school, she hunts demons for a mysterious organization named N.U.E. To kill her enemies, she unsheathes the saber hidden within her hair. However, Atori is actually half-demon, but she has forgotten her past. Despite this, she's been able to overcome many difficulties as well as befriend those from both species. Unfortunately, her once calm life is beginning to quake as a terrible shadow now looms over her...

An anthology of Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai by various mangaka. Volume 1 (2011/10/22) #Cover illustration: Mizoguchi Keiji #Color illustration: Youta, okiura, karory, Higa Yukari 1. Atashi to Dorei to Blue Day (あたしとドレイとブルーデイ) \[Itachi\] 2. Koketsu ni Irazunba Tomo wo Ezu (虎穴に入らずんば友を得ず) \[Ayakura Juu\] 3. Tomodachi Tsukamu nara, Mazu wa Ibukuro wo Tsukame Sakusen!? (友達掴むなら、まずは胃袋を掴め作戦!?) \[nini\] 4. Toaru Hikoushi no Tsuioku (とある飛行士の追憶) \[Haruno Tomoya\] 5. Joshiryoku Hensachi (女子力偏差値) \[pun2\] 6. Yarakasune! Rinjin-bu! (やらかすね! 隣人部!) \[Shirabi × Kazahana Chiruwo\] 7. Kobato Ganbaru. (こばとがんばる。) \[Takei Ooki (TIES)\] 8. Karaoke de no Tomodachi no Tsukurikata (カラオケでの友達の作り方) \[Atto\] 9. Rikashitsu e Kerasete Itadakimasu! (理科室へ帰らせていただきます!) \[Hotaru Takana+Piroshiki\] 10. Ankoku Potato Chip no Higeki (暗黒ぽてちの悲劇) \[Takamura Masaya\] 11. Barairo no Seishun? (薔薇色の青春?) \[Toru Kei\] 12. Telephone Shocking (テレフォンショッキング) \[Toru Kei\] 13. Sangokushi wa Bocchi no Tashinami (三国志はぼっちの嗜み) \[紫嶺タカシ\] 14. Tenshi ga Egao ni Nareru nara (天使が笑顔になれるなら) \[Rokushou Kokuu\] 15. Mizugi Hinpyou-kai (水着品評会) \[Uonuma Yuu (うおぬまゆう)\] 16. Kashiwazaki Sena no Yuuutsu (柏崎星奈の憂鬱) \[Shiranami Sui (白波翠)\] 17. Yukimura, Samurai ni Naru (幸村、侍になる) \[meet neet.\] 18. Kobato 16-sai (小鳩16歳) \[Sugano Manami\] 19. Biyouin e Ikou (美容院へ行こう) \[山田孝太郎×三浦男雄\] Volume 2 (2012/3/23) #Cover illustration: CUTEG #Color illustration: Runa (屡那), Sayori (さより), Mankoku Ayuka (万国あゆか) 1. Kobato-chan no "Konna no Kyuuketsuki Yanai mon!" (小鳩ちゃんの「こんなの吸血鬼やないもん!」) \[Hasemi Ryo (長谷見亮)\] 2. Sena→Sena?! (星奈→星奈!?) \[Sanshoku Amido.\] 3. Hima wo Mate Amashita Kamigami no Asobi (暇を待て余した髪々の遊び) \[Ichiri\] 4. Nounai Universe (脳内ユニバース) \[Kouji (コウジ)\] 5. Gothic Lolinjin-bu! (ゴスロリんじんぶ!) \[kona\] 6. Otomegokoro (オトメゴコロ) \[Shouno Kotaro\] 7. Zannen na Satsuei-kai (残念な撮影会) \[100 Yen Locker\] 8. Sister vs. Sister (シスターvs.シスター) \[Natsuki Yuu (なつきゆう)\] 9. Bath Time Trouble (バスタイムトラブル) \[Komoda\] 10. Getabako no Tegami wa Bara no Kaori!? (下駄箱の手紙は薔薇の薫り!?) \[Nuruken (ぬるけん)\] 11. Onegai My Sena-sama☆ (おねがい マイ星奈様☆) \[クスィー大誠\] 12. Ha wo Nai (Boku wa Real Fight wo Tomenai) (はをない（僕はリアルファイトをとめない）) \[Yukiwo\] 13. Hentai de Tensai demo Shoujo Desukara! (変態で天才でも少女ですから!) \[Tsuzuri\] 14. Yaranai Zen yori Yaru Gizen! (やらない善よりやる偽善!) \[Akidzuki Akina (秋月秋名)\] 15. Tatoeba, Sonna Nichijou. (例えば、そんな日常。) \[Yuizaki Akina (ユイザキカズヤ)\] 16. Rinki Ouhen mo Tanin tomo Yoki Kankei wo (臨機応変も他人とも善き関係を) \[Mitsu King\] 17. Yukimura, Kaizou Keikaku! (幸村、改造計画!) \[Choborau Nyopomi (ちょぼらうにょぽみ)\] Volume 3 (2013/1/23) #Cover illustration: Yuugen #Color illustration: Shirabi, Kasuga Ayumu, Ningen (にんげん), Yoshida Morohe 1. Tenshi to Akuma to Lunchtime (天使と悪魔とランチタイム) \[Tiv\] 2. Batsu Game (罰ゲーム) \[Hisasi\] 3. Sena x Yozora (星奈×夜空) \[Hijiki\] 4. Taberarenai nara Tatakatte Shimaeba Ii Jyanai. (食べられないなら闘ってしまえばいいじゃない。) \[Murasaki Hisato (村崎久都)\] 5. Tobikome! Rinjinmura (とびこめ! りんじん村) \[Nariie Shinichirou\] 6. Haganai! (はがないっ!) \[Kon Takuto\] 7. An-chan to Issho! (あんちゃんといっしょ!) \[Kagisora Tomiyaki\] 8. Ganbare Sumeragi-san (がんばれすめらぎさん) \[Yoshioka Kimitake\] 9. Kisekae Yukimura-kun (着せ替え幸村くん) \[葵季みつみ\] 10. Hasegawa-ke no Kyuujitsu (羽瀬川家の休日) \[rin\] 11. Irekawarinjin-bu (いれかわりんじんぶ) \[Kino Konoki\] 12. Seikimatsu Nazo Inryousui Densetsu: Kodaka no Ken (世紀末謎飲料水伝説 小鷹の件) \[Take Shinobu\] 13. Tanoshii Rinjin-bu (楽しい隣人部) \[Gin (ぎん)\] 14. Nuigurumi wa Hisoka ni Warau (ぬいぐるみは密かに嗤う) \[Mukunoki Nanatsu\] 15. Otoko to Otoko no Love Game!? (男と男のラブゲーム!?) \[Nakamura Kira\] 16. Futari no ☆Omoiyari (ふたりの☆おもいやり) \[しゅがすく\] 17. Rui wa Tomo wo Yoba... nai?(類は友を呼ば...ない?) \[Kuro no Miki\] 18. Tsuru to Peta (つるとペタ) \[Shouji Ayumu\] 19. Bokura wa Purikura mo Torenai (´ ・ω・｀) (僕らはプリクラも撮れない(´ ・ω・｀)) \[Mori Misaki\] 20. Virtual Osaka Natsu no Jin! (ヴァーチャル大坂夏の陣!) \[bomi/木瓜庵\] 21. Yume wo Mita Ano Hi Bokutachi wa (夢を見たあの日 僕たちは) \[Sakayama Shinta\]

The series is about the old man Breed, who is fired from his job and exiled from his country. His dragons follow him, however, and so begins his journey to reclaim his glory. (Source: Anime News Network)

Middle school life isn’t all fun and games for an art club girl either! From club activities to studying, games to manga, hobbies, BL, and “mufufu” fantasies...or even...love?! Uchida is a member of the art club. She’s got a lot of strange obsessions and she’s not great at dealing with people. A short candid manga about the ups and downs of school life with the classmates surrounding her and the adolescent boy who sits next to her. (Source: Light Reason, translated)