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Kase, a boy in the shadows, is pushed around by Furuhashi-san, a devilish girl.
Dog Days Sugar follows the people of Flonyard through short stories featuring battles, action, and laughter, intertwining both light and serious elements. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
Kawano Hatsuyuki is a third-year student, one of the rare delinquents at his school. He reluctantly shows up in order to fulfill his graduation requirements. It's December, and the first snow of the year has fallen. In one lot of the old town, Hatsuyuki encounters a beautiful girl wearing a white dress. She's wandering the streets under the falling snow, in search of a rabbit. A few days later, the girl in the dress—Tamaki Sakura—transfers into his school. To take Hatsuyuki along towards the last winter. With the turn of the four seasons, 1095 days come to an end. Soon winter will pass, and spring will arrive. Embracing memories of snow that never accumulated, the youth stands perfectly still. From the first snow (Hatsuyuki) to the cherry blossoms (Sakura), congratulations on your graduation. (Source: VNDB)
*Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*
"Why are you acting like you love me so much?" Mariene is troubled by the sudden transformation of her cold-hearted and ruthless husband, Duke Alexia. She had been living a solitary life confined to his mansion, stuck in a loveless marriage, until one day he came to propose love to her, doting on her as "my goddess"! He presents her with a bouquet of flowers, drapes her in jewels, and woos her with all the heart-pounding techniques of romance novels. His clumsy but straightforward acts of love starts to thaw her frozen heart. But... Mariene still doesn't know why he acts like he loves her. Is this a temporary condition? What made him change his mind? The cold-blooded prince who found love by returning from the dead and an unloved lady of the goddess will begin their second-chance, doting love fantasy! (Source: TO Books, 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?
