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From Tokyopop: For all 15 years of their lives, Ami and Noa have competed against each other for love with the same results: both fall for the same guy, inevitably scaring him away and leaving them boyfriend-less. But the vicious cycle is broken when the girls go to a party and each fall for two different guys! With potential love on the horizon, the sky couldn't be bluer...until Ami discovers that these two dudes are actually duds with ulterior motives. Determined to get revenge on these players, Ami vows to make her guy fall for her while she trys to protect an unsuspecting Noa! ~~~~~~~~~ Bitter rivals since kindergarten, Ami and Noa are always fighting over the same boys. Neither of them ever succeeds in getting their man and neither has ever had a boyfriend. Ami and Noa are 15 years old when they meet two cute guys called Tamon and Hiro. This time it is different: They don't fall in love with the same guy. Ami fancies Tamon. Noa likes Hiro. These guys, however, are a pair of crafty rogues, playing what they call "a harmless love game." Enter Mika, Tamon's ex-girfriend, and Miyamura, a weird teacher, both out to spoil Ami and Noa's plans.
The Guardian of the first Tier, the Vampire Princess, a Japanese Shinma. Miyu is all this with only Larva, her servant and companion, to help her. They are bound together with blood, and share a special bond. However Larva tried to kill her once, when he was a Western Shinma out to conquer the East. Now Western Shinma have come and they will bring forth a great evil, while Larva will be taken from Miyu. Will she be able to hold out in the end, defeat evil and rescue her Larva?
The story is set in the same school as Yuru Yuri. Hiro is an ordinary first-year student who enjoys her quiet school life. One day, she picks up a drawing by Toshinou Kyoko which causes her classmate Aoi to mistake Hiro for the artist. Unable to clear up the misunderstanding, Hiro is persuaded to create a doujin game together with Aoi-chan. (Source: Anime News Network)
The chief officers. ACCA's elite. Five of the most powerful men in the nation...Although their story has ended, the question remains-how did it begin? Take the chance to peek behind the veil of secrecy and intrigue to find out the origins and relationships of the final five chief officers. (Source: Yen Press)
(1)-(4) Stop Bullying Me! Cute, simple-minded Tomo Masaki has a brother complex. Tomo so adores his older brother Ei that he studied hard to get into Kouryou Academy, where Ei is a popular senior and Student Council President. Now the bane of Tomo's existence is Ei's best friend and Student Council Vice-president, Motoki Izumi. For some reason, Izumi always bullies and teases Tomo whenever he comes to the student council room to pay his brother a visit. Why can't Izumi just stop it and leave him alone? More importantly, why does Tomo's heart pound whenever Izumi does bully him?! Sometimes, Izumi's even nice to Tomo--which only makes his heart beat faster! (Source: June edition back cover) (5) Please Keep It a Secret--oneshot (6) Toma and Tsubasa Chan's Cooking Banzai!! bonus to Stop Bullying Me!
A world where "stone" is at the center. Akaboshi, an ore craftsman visits an underground village and meets a boy whose left foot is petrified. The boy's goal is to find the man with a three-line piercing but he holds a secret...?! The two of them set off on a journey to save his family! (Source: MANGA Plus)
The love story between a yakuza and a detective who both can't be honest with their feelings.
*"What would've happened to us, if we hadn't kissed that day?"* Miho, who's never been good at making friends, shows up to an alumni meeting in hopes to see his old former friend, Hiroya, one more time. They fell out of touch due to certain reasons, but Miho's determined to put his fleeting crush past him and rekindle their friendship. But when Hiroya says that was married and got divorced, Miho can't suppress his shock. Taken aback by the fact that there is much of Hiroya he doesn't know, he sneaks out of the rowdy reunion venue only to be chased after by Hiroya...! (Source: Mobile Media Research) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*
One year after losing her leg, 16-year-old Rin is tired—tired of the painful physical therapy, tired of being treated differently, and tired of her stupid, heavy, awkward prosthetic leg. All that changes when she encounters the Blade Runners, a group of one-legged athletes who run with “blades”—carbon fiber prosthetics specialized for competitive running—made by their gifted prosthetist, Kazami. The blades are light, flexible, and formidably difficult to control—Rin can barely walk with one, much less sprint. But as she tumbles to the ground again and again, she rediscovers many of the things that she'd forgotten, and finds a new goal: to compete in the Paralympics. (Source: Kodansha USA)
Manga adaptation of the otome game Clover no Kuni no Alice that focuses on Peter and Alice.
One day, Seung-Hyeon Kang woke up to find himself in an unfamiliar world, on the continent of Azeul. At that moment, a status window pops up: Your class is Healer? Wait, but he doesn’t have a single healing skill? He wonders how he is supposed to heal with no healing skills. And so begins the life of a quack Healer who can’t cast Heal as he struggles to find a way back to his home. (Source: WEBTOON, edited)