Two short stories about living together. Ogura Muku 1. Two guys who think very alike were introduced by a mutual friend. After their first night, they decide to live together... but recently the 'fate' between them seems to be fading slowly. Kobato Mebaru 2. A kouhai decides to crash at his senpai's apartment, but how long will the senpai be able to stand being so close to the man he loves and not touching? Aroused by his kouhai's sleeping face, senpai begins masturbating... but is the kouhai really asleep?

This novel shows the events of The Return of the New Generational Madness from Nono Kurusu's point of view.

The laws of the world have changed! In an instant, the world turned into a hell for the strong because of the god Kashita. At the end of the slaughter test given by the gods, Yu Do-Hyeok became the “Great Emperor”, the strongest of mankind, and defeated God. However, the pleasure of victory is short-lived, and everyone returns to the first day of the trial with their memories of what happened. With the exception of Yu Do-Hyeok. Instead of helping each other, people rush to take the place of the strongest one by killing the Great Emperor. In a world crazier than his previous life, can Yu Do-Hyeok kill God and restore peace? (Source: Kakao, translated)

Sylph Anthology containing short illustrations and comics. Part 1: Fairy Tales Part 2: Tales of Old Japan Part 3: Western Literature Part 4: Japanese Literature Part 5: Myth & Legend (Source: Fallen Syndicate)

I died in an unexpected accident, only to wake up possessed by a doctor. Fifteen years as a medical drama fanatic. They say even a dog at a Confucian school can recite poetry after three years, so I learned quite a bit of medical jargon—but a doctor? Really?! To make matters worse, I ended up becoming the personal physician to Jin, the leader of a massive rebel army and a terminally ill patient. But what's with these doctors around here? Pouring boiling oil on wounds? Draining the raw blood from patients who are coughing up blood?! *“Everyone entering this room must wash their hands thoroughly from now on!” “The new doctor sure has a lot of rules. Interesting.”* Three months remain until Jin's predicted death. Can this quack doctor actually save him? (Source: KakaoPage, translated)

Comic anthology featuring the characters from the otome game Starry☆Sky ~in Summer~.

The books' main character is not Link, but a boy named Lilto. Link does appear in all four volumes.

*Blue Sky* tells the story of a single mother in her thirties who runs a bar, trying to find a new love after a disastrous marriage with the father of her two children. (Source: The Life and Art of Yamada Murasaki) *Note: Published in Fujin Kouron between 1991 and 1992.*

Official anthology featuring Bungou Stray Dogs characters by various mangaka.

Various short 4-panel comics by different mangaka about the Tales of Symphonia world.

Kohaku was supposed to be a monster-tamer, but he was completely unable to tame any ordinary monster. So he was labeled as "incompetent," but in fact, he was the only one who could take on the "phantasma", the legendary beast species! Kohaku, who had been banished by his guild in his home town, began to play an active role as soon as he moved to another country where he learned more about the phantasma! Furthermore, the phantasma monsters became attracted to him and began to chase after him! It's the carefree slow-life of the world's one and only phantasma tamer! (Source: Hifumishobo, translated)

The popular action RPG series is finally being adapted into a manga! Set in Edo in the fourth year of Keian, seven riders engage in a deadly battle—the curtain rises on “The Ritual of the Full Moon.” Minamoto Iori, the son of the legendary samurai, is selected for this bloody war, where he meets and fights along an alternate version of his father, Miyamoto Musashi.