It is a manga that observes female students trying various things.

The series takes place in an alternate world, staged mostly in the city of Eridana, whose territory is half in the Tseberun Dragon Empire, and half in the Lapetodes Seven Cities Alliance. Each half is separated by the Orielal River. In this world, special abilities called spell formulas (咒式, jushiki) exist, which are essentially chemical reactions augmented through special weapons that cause a magic spell-like effect. These special weapons are called Magic Staff weapons, and are as varied as regular weapons are. Spell formulists use these spell formulas to fight with "Beasts of Abhorrent Form," natural creatures that use spell formulas and pose a threat to humans, such as Dragons, Aions, or Enormes. The story focuses on the two main characters, Gaius Sorel and Gigina Ashley-Bufh, the only two employees of Spell Formulist dispatch office Ashley-Bufh & Sorel Co. They are met with a variety of requests from a variety of clients, all requiring the adept use of spell formulas. (Source: Light Novel Database)

My step-sister, a foreign girl named Charlotte, suddenly shows up. She may seem shy at first glance, but her hobby is... watching baseball!? I'm off to a baseball game with my step-sister Charlotte, who is a real pushover when it comes to baseball! A baseball-watching x step-brother/step-sister romantic comedy! (Source: Comic Fuz, translated)

The final two volumes of Lupin III Y, labeled “Shin”, meaning “New”.

*Note: Chapter count includes 2 extras.*

Kyosuke is a high school boy who just moved back to the apartment where he lived as a child. In the apartment complex, there was a witch who tattooed people with tribal tattoos that would grant any wish. Those who get the tattoo will be consumed by a mysterious monster as a price. Kyosuke, who lost his childhood friend this way, tries to protect the community by signing up for a tribal tattoo himself. (Source: Young King Comics)

"Justice" - we must ask this question in an age when the very meaning of this word is uncertain. What is "justice"? Ichikawa Masa, author of the "A-BOUT!" series, breaks new ground! This hard-boiled picaresque novel, which asks what "justice" is, begins here! (Source: Comic Days, translated)