A oneshot by the author of Toriko to commemorate the 20th anniversary of One Piece.

Contains the following stories: \- LOVE SONG \- Jewels of the Seaside (海辺の宝石) \- The Signal Goes Blink Blink (信号ちかちか) \- The Skin of Her Heart (心の皮) The first story, "Love Song", is about a girl who knows only physical violence as a way of expressing her love. The second story, "Jewels of the Seaside", is about three sisters who fall for the same guy. The third story, "The Signal Goes Blink Blink", is about a young man who is often ostracized and bullied by his peers. Later, it is discovered that he possesses wondrous healing powers. The last story, "The Skin of Her Heart", is about a girl who seems to be trapped in the perpetual routine which is her life. (Source: Animetric)

This Gothic shojo manga is a single volume comprising three stories -- a main one, "One with the Glass Wings," and two shorter stories "Firefly" and "Jion Princess" -- that feature characters falling in and out of love, against all odds. There is a fragility to the main characters in each story; each is afflicted with some sort of physical and/or mental ailment -- for instance, a blood disease is the affliction in the main story. But regardless of all the obstacles and interference, love conquers all. (Source: Tokyopop)

The story takes place in Kagosaki, a town inhabited by "dragon people" with dragon-like features and abilities. Mizuka, a young girl who lost her father, was taken there by her uncle, where she meets Tenshin, a dragon boy who lives in her uncle's house. Mizuka tries to get to know him as they start living together, but Tenshin maintains an unfriendly attitude... (Source: Natalie, translated)

17-year-old high school student Asami Kawakami's friend, Chiharu, has stopped answering her phone and never comes to school anymore. She would rather spend her time playing Portus, an old videogame. There is an urban legend that there is a secret level where a boy appears and asks if you want to go to the other side. If you say yes, you die. When Chiharu cuts her own throat, Asami and the art club teacher, Keigo Sawa, set out to find out the truth behind the legend and Chiharu's suicide.

Features stories based on the hit Super Mario games! From crazy to classic, Mario and his friends star in adventures that find them traveling through the many worlds of one of the biggest video game series ever! (Source: VIZ Media)

The official manga adaptation of Rooster Teeth's RWBY. Unlike previous RWBY manga releases, this series is a "comicalization" that adapts RWBY's story from the beginning. In the world of Remnant, young people train to become Huntsmen and Huntresses against the monsterous Grimm, using weapons powered by a mysterious fuel called Dust. At Vale Academy, sisters Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao Long meet heiress Weiss Schnee and the cat-eared Faunus Blake Belladonna. Together, they'll form Team RWBY and learn to work together and with other teams as a greater threat looms on the horizon. (Source: Custom)

Despite the fact that lackadaisical illustrator Izumi Morino can't find work, his life is still very complicated. Cute junior-high-school student Kinoko has become his de facto assistant and is attempting to run his life through means of whining and wheedling. One morning, Kinoko catches him in bed with a doll - a cute rag doll. Embarassing to be sure, but even though Izumi had no idea where the doll came from, he could have handled the surprise... until the doll started to speak, walk, and call him nasty names!

Cammy, an amnesiac MI6 agent, fights the forces of Shadowlaw, whilst trying to regain her shattered memories. *Note: Nakahira released an extra chapter for Cammy Gaiden in the SF2 Movie film book "Gekijouyou Animation Street Fighter II".*

Ash and Pikachu arrive in Fula City at the start of its renowned Wind Festival and meet Margo, the mayor’s daughter, and Dr. Hawthorn, a scientist. Through the magic of Dr. Hawthorn’s virtual reality technology, our friends experience the history of the city firsthand and meet Mythical Pokémon Zeraora and Legendary Pokémon Lugia. Why did one of them fly off, never to be seen again…? And will it return in the film Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us?! (Source: VIZ Media) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

This is Masashi Kishimoto's manga, Karakuri. He created it before Naruto. And it was collected in Naruto: The Official Premium Fanbook. In order to combat a deadly virus, an implant was made that is transplanted into a human being's nervous system. Unfortunately, this implant technology was also used by the less scrupulous to create human weapons, blood-red eyed creatures referred to as "Roido". To cope with this threat the defense agency has created the Karakuri unit, an elite unit whose human members are monitored by small talking animals. As Kiru the karakuri goes to visit his friends Koten and Koron while on leave, he's going to learn that there are no days off against the Roido!

Kirita is a typical child of the Eighties, equally worried about homework and nuclear war. His precocious friend Takumi can’t figure out why the other kids won’t acknowledge him as their obvious superior. And silent Tsugumu just wants to rock out. Welcome to the secret world of the children nowadays. (Source: VIZ Media) *Note: Includes two extra chapters.*