A baseball manga following a cold boy that dismisses fellow students that work hard and sweat as "useless". One day, however, he is invited by a mysterious senior to a baseball club with only two members.

In today's world, it is said that you have to start by the age of six to become a top table tennis player. Takeshima, a former member of the Japan national team, is looking for someone who could overcome this “common sense.” He meets Fukado En, a boy who took up table tennis in search of human connection, and sees the potential in his straightforward, unadulterated passion. A former national team member and a lonely boy weave a dramatic table tennis story that drives a stake through the “common sense” of the sport. (Source: Tonari no Young Jump, translated)

Life is like the glimmer of the stars: sometimes merry, sometimes subdued. From your first days on Earth as you discover the world, to the trials and tribulations of adulthood. When I was born, my mother named me Ruka. This is my ordinary, extraordinary life. **Included one-shots:** Afterglow Nemureru Mori no Shoujo

Covers material not found in the anime films, adds original elements, and offer a glimpse into the "surprising past" of the characters.

Shirou Matsunaga has been subject to irrationally cruel treatment by his treacherous three sisters. Seeking an escape from this hellish existence, he enrolls in a boarding high school. There, he meets Mirai Oda, his new roommate. Mirai, suffering from gender identity disorder, has the body of a woman, but the soul of a man. Mirai had investigated Shirou's circumstances beforehand, and in order to secure his own safe co-existence, chose him as his roommate. Shirou tries to make the best of this situation, but as the two of them spend more time together, he finds himself unable to avoid becoming attracted to Mirai... (Source: Sugoi Japan)

Collection of one-shot stories about different dogs and their relationships with their owners. 1. **Kubiwa: Shounen to Inu** (首輪-少年と犬-, Collar: The Boy and the Dog) 2. **Sensei no Inu** (先生の犬, The Teacher's Dog) 3. **Lead: Seinen to Inu** (綱-青年と犬-, Lead: The Man and the Dog) 4. **Honoo no Inu** (炎の犬, The Dog of Flames) 5. **Obaa-san no Inu** (おばあさんの犬, The Granny's Dog) 6. **Amígo Inu...** (アミーゴ・犬…, Amígo Dog) 7. **Shiroi Yamainu** (白い山犬, The White Mountain Dog)

In contrast to the first manga, this one focuses on humor and all characters are drawn in a chibi style. Different from the canon series, which aim at a juvenile public, this manga series aims at younger children, and teaches them how to play the Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG with a light and humored plot. In this story, Yuma Tsukumo, Tori Meadows, Caswell Todoroki, and Bronk Stone form a Dueling Team named ZEXAL. Also, Yuma knows Astral since the beginning, but he is still the only one who can see him. (Source: Yu-gi-oh! wiki)

A collection of tales, each revolving around a certain "princess." 1. **Takahime-sama** (鷹姫さま) 2. **Dorohime-sama** (泥姫さま) 3. **Nekohime-sama** (猫姫さま) 4. **Yamihime-sama** (闇姫さま) 5. **Yumehime-sama** (夢姫さま) 6. **Idohime-sama** (井戸姫さま) 7. **Yoruhime-sama** (夜姫さま) 8. **Hoshihime-sama/Star Princess** (星姫さま) 9. **Numahime-sama** (沼姫さま) 10. **Kuchisakehime-sama** (口裂け姫さま)

This is a story about Hayashida Megumi (known as Lindaman), from the manga Crows, set in his middle school years. Hayashida is an incredibly strong, ridiculously large and very taciturn 'yankee' type middle schooler. Yoshidome Keiichi, a much smaller, weaker, and very talkative classmate starts to hang out with him, and slowly they become friends. All the while, large groups of people keep coming to attack 'Lindaman', due to grudges they have against him or even simply because of his reputation as being very strong.