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An anthology collection with manga & illustrations from Japanese and international artists for the FIFA World Cup 2002. Cover Illustration: Otomo Katsuhiro 1. **I Love This Game** (I LOVE THIS GAME) \[Inoue Takehiko\] 2. **Kaerenai Futari** (帰れない二人, Those Who Will Never Return) \[Atsushi Kamijo\] 3. **Mie-ken no Shounen** (三重県の少年) \[Matsumoto Taiyou\] 4. **Lust for Life \[Mizugame 3** (Asada Hiroyuki, Obata Takeshi, Tajima Sho-u\] 5. **Netsu** (熱\[netsu\]) \[Kusumoto Maki\] 6. **GOAL!!** \[Yoshino Sakumi\] 7. **Sekai wa Mawaru** (世界は回る) \[François Boucq\] 8. **Bateren Nanban Hei Yuuki Joshou** (BATEREN 南蛮西遊記序章) \[Yasuhiko Yoshikazu\] 9. **A Fantastic Dream** \[penthon\] 10. **Montceau-les-Mines VS Pont-Ã -Mousson** (モンソー・レ・ミンヌ VS ポンタ・ムーソン) \[Nicolas de Crécy\] 11. **2002 FIFA World Tea Cup** (2002 FIFA WORLD TEA CUP) \[Frédéric Boilet\] 12. **Soccer no Dendou** (サッカーの殿堂) \[Nicolas de Crécy\] 13. **Robot Battle VI** (ロボットバトルV1) \[Kow Yokoyama\] 14. **Fire Star Man** (FIRE STAR MAN) \[D\[di:\]\] 15. **Fuka** (孵化) \[Taniguchi Jiro\] 16. **Shinpan wa 12-hitome no Senshu!** (審判は12人目の選手!) \[Emile Bravo\] 17. **Penalty Area** (ペナルティエリア) \[Max Cabanne\] 18. **Schweitzer** \[Kuroda Iou\] 19. **Box!** (BOX!) \[Terada Katsuya\] 20. **Galatograd-hatsu Kyoui no Shouri!** (ガラトグラート発 驚異の勝利!) \[Benoît Peeters & François Schuiten\] 21. **Kankoku** (韓国) \[Young Soon Yang\]
Oka-chan, a girl in her second year of middle school, will obviously have her surroundings and the people around her change as she grows up. She'll feel as lonely as if she had been left behind, and experience the pain of wanting to understand her friends, but being unable to do so. She may even become unable to laugh and smile along with her close childhood friends the way she used to. She'll begin to think to herself, "I'm so plain and ordinary, but I'd like to be treated as if I'm special. But in the end, I know I can't. So if I had a box, I'd like to just crawl inside of it and fall asleep... And then be blasted off to some place that no one knows about on the edge of the universe." This is a masterful work that gathers up everything experienced during adolescence: from those things you want to remember time and time again, to those things you'd rather forget. Source: Shogakukan
Junrei Sonomiya, the student council president of an exclusive private school, dislikes boys. "All the boys in this world are dogshit." That's her typical attitude. One day, Junrei got caught up with some delinquents, and she was rescued by Chika Takase, a boy from another school. It was a dramatic encounter. For a moment, Junrei almost felt a flutter of something, but then he asked her... "Can I marry into your family?" "No, thank you..." Is that the kind of thing you would say on a first meeting!? (Source: Kurofune Pixiv, translated) *Note: Includes three bonus and two extras chapters.*
An unexpected duo who bond over their favorite toys - Sylvanian Families! (Source: Kodansha, translated)
The title refers to the scattershot chatter of the three main characters, a group of 23-year-old women living in Tokyo. The work vividly depicted the fashion and social conditions of the late 1980s, in the midst of the bubble economy. (Source: Wikipedia Japan, translated)
An adaptation of Patricia A. McKillip's "The Forgotten Beasts of Eld." Sixteen when a baby is brought to her to raise, Sybel has grown up on Eld Mountain. Her only playmates are the creatures of a fantastic menagerie called there by wizardry. Sybel has cared nothing for humans, until the baby awakens emotions previously unknown to her. And when Coren -the man who brought this child- returns, Sybel's world is again turned upside down.
"Happy Sepia: Okuma Rasuko Sakuhinshuu" contains three works. It includes her first serialized work, "Happy Sepia," which depicts a girl named Kaede who travels back in time 10 years to live her high school life with her benefactor, her teacher Minami; her debut work, "Aruji no Inu Ma ni!", which is about dogs with the ability to transform into humans; and "Hoshikuzu Telepath Special Edition: Utakata Seastar," a new work that delves deeper into the relationship between Umi, the protagonist of Stardust Telepath, and her younger sister Honami. (Source: Natalie, translated)
Novel about Caim's past, when Borts Grado was still alive.
Est has long been under the protection of a guise of death. Aravis, a wizard and its lord protector, ventures out on a quest for answers and a higher power, against his sister Tule’s wishes. Far from fulfilling it, he is banished—and returns only to find Est in ruins, Tule little more than dead, and himself sapped of power.
A four volume sequel to the Corrector Yui manga illustrated by Okamoto Keiko.
