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-Official manga anthology for the video game *Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls*.
The story focuses around the Royal Paladin units, and the first arc that started alongside this game. With a shadow approaching United Sanctuary, the proud swordsmen will be able to protect the kingdom!? (Source: Manganelo)
This is an anthology themed around humorous non-canonical situations starring the cast of *Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc*.
Japan’s largest athletics event — the Hakone Ekiden. Chosen as a team member in his very first year, rising star Hideo Hashiba was about to make the perfect start to his athletic career when tragedy struck. “Your eyesight… you may soon lose it.” Though plunged into despair, he finds the strength to stand up again, guided by the bonds — the "kizuna" — he shares with his teammates, and takes another step toward his dream. A story of courage and hope — of those whose wings will never break.
In 1916, in Fukagawa-ku, Tokyo, there was a cheerful young man, Keisuke Hanamori, and Yoshifumi Shirakiku, who had an unappealing beauty. Hanamori, who is working as a part-time worker at the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce, is taken to the Director General of the Horticultural Research Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce. So he was told about a fairytale-like incident... It is a Taishou Noir detective story made by two diametrically opposite men. (Source: Natalie.mu, translated)
The series centers on two teenagers, Kogure Jinpachi and Yumika Tetsuyoshi, who are members of an underground vigilante-type organization called Hybrid, which specializes in targeting and assassinating individuals in cases where Japanese law enforcement agencies cannot apprehend them by legal means.
Sonic and the Black Knight is based on the video game of the same name. It was published by ASCII Media Works in their Japanese gaming magazine "Dengeki Nintendo DS".
There is a strange disease that causes people to have spontaneous episodes where they lose touch with reality and behave as if they're living in their own fantasy world. It's currently a manageable condition, as the sufferers just need someone to watch after them. If they have an episode, the monitor makes sure nothing happens to the dreamer or anyone else. Nakanishi Kei runs into someone with this daydreaming illness, a young woman who insists he's "Pierrot the Ripper" on meeting him and drags him into her wild dream scenario. Even after her scene ends, she seems determined to inject herself into his life...