This is a thrift store that sells memories, and each item has an exclusive memory from its owner. The quirky uncle leads the innocent girl and tells you about those forgotten memories. (Source: Kuaikan, translated) *Note: Chapter count includes a prologue.*

After a cruel and calculated reign, Kai Lekius, the Sanguinary King, brought stability and peace to his once fragmented land. Thus began his deathlike slumber as he awaited the rise of magic, leaving the rest in the capable hands of his brother. Three hundred years later, he wakes as a True Blood, an immortal vampire of immense power. However, even after all that time, magic hasn't progressed at all! A nobility system, which he has no recollection of establishing, tyrannizes the weak and weary of the new world. Though it displeases him greatly, Kai must once again postpone his studies and save his people once and for all!

The story begins when Hiromichi Kojima, the star batter of the fictional Lycaons in Japan's Pacific League, heads to the southern Japanese island of Okinawa to train and bring himself out of a slump. There, he meet Tōa Tokuchi, a 134-kmph (83 miles per hour) pitcher and the undisputed king of a gambling form of baseball called "One Out." At Kojima's urging, Tokuchi signs up with the Lycaons under an unusual contract: he gets 5,000,000 yen (about US$46,000) for every out he pitches, but loses 50,000,000 yen (US$460,000) for every point he gives up. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork) *Notes: \- The main story was completed in 168 chapters with 19 volumes on 2006-10-19. An additional side story Giwaku no All Star Sen Hen (疑惑のオールスター戦編) was serialized from 2008-2009 and published as volume 20 of the series. \- Chapter count includes an additional chapter included in the 7th volume.*

Wishing she would live up to the ideal, Kanzaki Nao's father named her thusly for “honesty”. Nao has more than lived up to her father's wishes--even exceeding them and earning the label of "a foolishly honest girl". This makes Nao the least qualified candidate for the high stakes 'Liar Game', where winning requires deceiving the opponent out of their money and losing means receiving massive debt. However, that doesn't stop a box containing a hundred million yen in cash and a card informing her of her participation in the game from arriving at her doorstep, nor does it stop her from being promptly tricked out of the entire sum of money. Upon hearing that a genius swindler, responsible for the bankruptcy of a major corporation, is being released from jail, Nao goes to the swindler, Shinichi Akiyama, to enlist his help. With that, the two are drawn into the dark, greed-filled, and deceptive world of the Liar Game.

A Steins;Gate Light Novel that takes place in the anime in the perspective of Makise Kurisu This light novel starts at Episode 1 of the anime, and ends at Episode 6, it also includes some spoilers from the source material of Steins;Gate, the visual novel.

Shiho is a "private actress" who works for a production company. She also does personal assignments that needs her to pretend to be a different person. She takes on assignments for people and takes on the personality of the person who they are pretending to be. *Note: Chapter count includes the one-shot "Vivien Leigh ga Koroshita".*

Sawa Konishi transfers to a new high school not knowing that it used to be an all boys school. On her first day she tries to become friends with the other only girl in her class, Akira Nagashima. Sawa's class is full of boys who don't listen to teachers and just wise off. She wants to make everyday of school fun, but can she with Ran (the leader) giving her trouble get along with each other? Perhaps more than that... **Included one-shots:** Volume 1: Endless March Volume 4: Home, Sweet Home Volume 6: Brown Garden Eki

Twelve-year-old junior high school girl Hasumi Kohaku moved into town in search of her mother. She is gifted with ESP and the ability to fly when the sun is down. Kohaku soon used her powers in front of her classmates in order to save her friend Uro from falling out a window.

Hayate Sakura, a normal high school student. Everything about him is normal except one thing: ghosts are attracted to him. One day, someone saved him from all the ghosts he had attracted. His so-called hero introduced himself as Undertaker Riddle who sends spirits to peace. Sakura then asked him a favor if he could help him get rid of the ghosts, and in exchange he'll do anything. Undertaker Riddle then offered Sakura to work for him as an Undertaker too. Will he take the job and get rid of the ghosts, or decline the job and have the ghosts in his tail for the rest of his life??

In a post-apocalyptic stationery store, a girl and a former animator exchange letters. A dystopian correspondence story. (Source: Shonen Jump Plus, translated)

The second part of the Steins;Gate Epigraph Trilogy, a continuation of Heiji Kyokusen no Epigraph.