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Chinmi, an orphan who lost his parents in a tidal wave, is a promising sumo wrestler. Even though he did very well in the junior championships, none of the sumo scouts were interested in signing him because of his body, which is unsuitable for sumo wrestling, and also because of his weird sumo style. But luck comes his way when a small sumo school owner shows an interest in him and decides to take Chinmi into his school. There Chinmi begins his training to become a yokozuna...
Five hundred years of conflict between witches and the Church has finally ended in an uneasy peace, but pockets of violent resentment linger throughout the land... Saybil, the worst student in the short history of the Royal Academy of Magic of the Kingdom of Wenias, has no memory of his life before he enrolled. Nevertheless, Headmaster Albus sends him out into an unknown world, ordering him to take part in a special field training program in the South, where anti-witch sentiment still burns strong. Accompanying him are star pupil Hort; Kudo, the Academy's only beastfallen student; and their unusual chaperone: Loux Krystas, the ancient Dawn Witch, whose only goal is to peruse the pages of the legendary Grimoire of Zero, source of all magic. But as they journey south, nothing will be what they expected... (Source: Kodansha USA)
Sequel to "Bungaku Shoujo" series, set some years after Touko graduation, where she's now working as supervising editor for genius novelist, Suzumenomiya Kaito. The book is in Suzumenomiya Kaito's point of view.
Necromancy has returned to the kingdom of Rahma, and someone is wielding this terrifying forbidden art to shape the kingdom's fate. Conrad, a young knight sworn to the crown, sets out to uncover the necromancer's identity. His investigation leads him to a remote village and a mysterious girl named Luna—whose pale skin, golden hair, and crimson eyes set her apart from everyone around her. Is she the one commanding the dead? And could Luna somehow play a role in Rahma's unraveling? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)
The hero is Dr. Kishiwada, a brilliant but demented scientist, who creates bizarre mechas, battles the forces of evil, or just mucks about. There are many parodies of B-grade sci-fi movies and of TV. Crazy, slick, and very funny.
In the near future the political system of Japan had become a monarchy, and then the king enacted the law of shooting license. The triggers who were arranged in each prefecture and Tokyo were permitted to shoot unconditionally. They shoot the one whom they judged as evil by their firm belief. This is the ultimate hard-boiled action cartoon. (Source: Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha)
*“What's a happy marriage?”* Kaoru Kirishima, 29 years old, single. Dreaming of becoming a novelist, she dedicates herself to her writing activities alongside her work, but then, she finds out that the theme of her novel is "Happy Marriage." She finds marriage unattractive. It's the most distant topic she could think of, and she's been worried about it for days. In the midst of this, she happens to meet a man named Moroboshi who desperately wants to get married. They become close friends as they talk about their views on marriage. However, Kaoru's thoughts on marriage were painful and sad... (Source: POCKETCOMICS)
The sheikh appears before a sobbing maid named Niesha, asking her if she'll stand in for his bride, who has run away. She's always been in love with him, but to act like his bride? Believing it to be a dream that would be broken when the real bride returned, Niesha agrees, only to find herself in the sheikh's bed on their wedding night. There, she hears him say, "I want you to be my queen and bear my child." (Source: Renta!)
The story takes place in 1924 in Tokyo. A handosome young trader named Kinnosuke Minoura learns that his fiancé is murdered in a locked room. The elite doctor Michio Moroto, who's been in love with Minoura for a long time, asks to help solve the case. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork)
After she and her lover split, Sachiko from Honey & Honey started seeing a transgender friend Kai, who ultimately underwent surgery to fully transition to being a man. (Source: Okazu, edited)
Musubu Enoki is an ordinary high schooler with an extraordinary ability—he can hear the voices of books. When he happens to notice one lost and crying, the young man sets out to reunite a children’s classic with its original owner. Musubu leaves no page unturned in his quest to assist tomes of all sorts, including “The Surgery Room” by classic Japanese author Kyōka Izumi. But can this advocate for books really make their dreams come true...? Find out in this bibliomystery you won’t want to put down! (Source: Yen Press)