Nekota-san is a pet cat that lives happily with its family. The daughter, Ami, is the one who spends the most time around Nekota, but the cat also interacts quite a lot with their family's housewife mother, who is always working, and their salaryman father. This manga follows Nekota-san's happy and funny daily life.
This is a story about a magical schoolgirl who wants to play the leading role in a musical. What will happen to the main character who is driven to loneliness by her love for her classmate, guilt, and jealousy of her senior's talent...?
A reboot of Shousuke Kurakane's 1949 series, this gag manga was part of a media mix that also included a Studio Pierrot anime (which was not a direct adaptation) and a video game for the Sega Mark III (which was later modified and released on the Master System in English as *Alex Kidd: High-Tech World*). The story follows the hijinks of a tomboy princess in Edo-period Japan.
Chun-Li, who can predict people's deaths, has been oppressed by her family for being cursed. One day, she is married to Emperor Seiran, who is rumored to cause those around him to die one after another. "I don't mind dying for Chun-Li," her own father thought, so he forced her into the harem as a "sacrifice." Chun-Li thought she could die at any time, but Seiran, who learned of Chun-Li's ability to predict death, became interested in her. (Source: Starts Shuppan, translated)
When he was in junior high school, Keisuke Machida was aiming to win the long distance relay at the National Track and Field Championship, but his team narrowly lost the last race during his senior year. Encouraged by his friend and teammate, Ryuta, to aim for the national championships again in high school, they both decide to go to the same school. But when a car accident robs Keisuke of his place in the new track and field team and his place next to his best friend, Keisuke enters high school feeling lost. But that was until his former junior high classmate, Masaya, introduces him to the Broadcast Club. Can Keisuke find a new place to belong to in the Broadcast Club, or will his regrets keep him adrift?
The "Specials" are an elite group that hunts super-powered criminals who've vanished into the dead of night. Kyousuke Satou is a high schooler who loves his younger sister and peace, and is a member of the Specials. Feared by even the most heinous of criminals, he had been secretly working day and night as the ultimate superhero known as "The Raven"... But then one day, Kyousuke is given a new directive: his coworker Arisa Arisugawa has a defect in her superpower, and he has to team up with her as his "buddy" to help her overcome that defect?! He soon realizes her problem isn't just with her superpower when she tells him, "You should be crying tears of joy because you get to work together with a gorgeous babe like me!" Is it normal for a girl to call herself a "gorgeous babe"?! It's obvious that her personality also has some defects, of which Kyousuke begins to take advantage of... But they have surprisingly good compatibility with each other?! It just goes to show that even these problem-filled high school "buddies" who are total opposites can be invincible when they're together! Source: KADOKAWA
*Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*
Yoshino Reiji is an ordinary student living at Tsukiyomijima Island. One day, an abnormal predicament struck him, and a beautiful girl named Sakura appears in front of him, saving his life. She tells him he is the Missing Number 13, and she is his strategy destruction magic weapon (a.k.a. magic). Both Reiji and Sakura are forced to fight against the other twelve Mahoutsukai in a battle royale-style ritual. To protect his peaceful everyday life, Reiji casts himself into battle.

