After being devastated in the third World War (known as The Third Division), Japan was divided in two. Several years after the end of the war, a crime organization called Vischio has taken control of the destroyed city of Toshima (formerly Tokyo, Japan's capital city), where they are holding a battle game known as "Igura". The game's main character, a young man named Akira, is falsely accused of a crime. Once arrested, a mysterious woman appears before him, offering him freedom if he agrees to participate in Igura and defeat Igura's strongest man: the king, or "Il-re". The story follows Akira's life in the harsh, lawless Toshima as he fights both to survive and to unravel the mysteries developing around him. (Source: Wikipedia)

**Volume 1: Calling** 1-2. Calling 3. Night Call 4-5. Ougon no Ame **Volume 2: Nowhere** 1. Stray Sheep 2. Blue Me 3. Everything 4. Nowhere 5. Pandora 6. Soar **Volume 3: Eden** 1. Replay 2. Sly 3. Rain 4. Sorrow 5. Lost 6. Eden

A dramatization of the real life of Yaeko Yamamoto. Over 100 years ago, Yaeko broke traditional Japanese stereotypes gender and honor to become a gun-warrior in defense of her homeland of Aizu.

Crows ZERO II is the follow-up to the manga adaptation of the first Crows ZERO movie. Crows ZERO II covers the events of the second movie, and will see protagonist Takiya Genji taking on Narumi Taiga and the rest of Housen Academy.

Moriyama Rin was born with an incurable disease. I came to love the girl who spent her high school life hiding that fact. At our last cultural festival, we had our live concert and spent the last moments of the festival together—After that, Rin died. Then, I experienced a time leap... (Source: Amazon)

Teru Mahigashi is a surgeon just out of medical school. Saving lives and helping people is the point of his chosen profession, and he seems pretty good at it, when he's not screwing up. People wonder why he has decided to become a doctor, when he is so clumsy, until his past starts reveal, and his ability to save lives becomes apparent with each operation... Gradually, Teru and all of his colleagues will make a huge change in the medical world.

A series of yuri one-shots by Namori. *Note: Originally self-published starting at Comiket 75, it was picked up for serialization in Comic Yuri-Hime starting 2019-06-18.* **Volume 1:** 1. **Yuri Yuri 1** (ゆりゆり１) 2. **Yuri Yuri 2** (ゆりゆり２) 3. **Yuri Yuri 3** (ゆりゆり３) 4. **Yuri Yuri 4** (ゆりゆり４) 5. **Yuri Yuri 5** (ゆりゆり５) 6. **Yuri Yuri after** (ゆりゆりafter) **Volume 2:** 7. **Ayumi to Misaki no Baai** (あゆみと美咲の場合) 8. **Nao to Chika no Baai** (奈央と千佳の場合) 9. **Shiho to Kanako no Baai** (志保と佳奈子の場合) 10. **Ema to Midori no Baai** (恵真と翠の場合) 11. **Natsuki to Rika no Baai** (夏樹と梨花の場合)

Several stories, part of Miyamoto Kano’s "Moony Trilogy" that revolves around men's dormitory in a regional university. 1. **Kare no Niwa ni Saku Hana** (彼の庭に咲く花) 2-4. **FROST** 5. **Mitsumete Itai** (見つめていたい) 6. **Futari ga Koko ni Iru Riyuu** (ふたりがここにいる理由) 7. **12-Kai no Tori** (１２階の鳥)

The anthology features illustrations and comics drawn by other mangaka as well as Tsubaki Izumi herself. **#Cover illustration**: Tsubaki Izumi **#Illustrations**: Yoshino Satsuki (ヨシノサツキ), Yamauchi Yasunobu (山内泰延), Higuchi Tachibana (樋口橘), Takao Shigeru (高尾滋) 1. **Ousama Game Nozaki-kun** (王様ゲーム野崎くん) \[Tsubaki Izumi (椿いづみ)\] 2. **Chiyo no Debut Daisakusen** (千代のデビュー大作戦) \[Akino Kisara (秋野キサラ)\] 3. **Nenakya Dame yo Nozaki-kun** (寝なきゃダメだよ野崎くん) \[Asakura Ryousuke (朝倉亮介)\] 4. **Ken-san Hangen** (剣さん半減) \[Ichikawa Dan (いちかわ暖)\] 5. **Zessan Kosodate Nozaki-kun** (絶賛子育て野崎くん) \[Kawakami Masaki (川上真樹)\] 6. **Shimekiri Pinch Nozaki-kun** (〆切ピンチ野崎くん) \[Kikuchi Nana (菊地七菜)\] 7. **Kaishuu Soudougou** (回収騒動号) \[Kuroha (くろは)\] 8. **Minna ni Kiitemiyou!** (みんなに聞いてみよう!) \[Konkichi\] 9. **Fan Letter** (ファンレター) \[namo\] 10. **Kikan Doujin Nozaki-kun** (稀刊同人野崎くん) \[Namisaki Yuka (浪咲ゆか)\] 11. **Puri Shiyo♡** (プリしよっ♡) \[Nekokurage (ねこクラゲ)\] 12. **Tanuki ga Ippai** (たぬきがいっぱい) \[Nohara Yuta (野原ゆた)\] 13. **Ouji to Rudolf** (王子とルドルフ) \[Fuji (ふじ)\] 14. **Aori no Kokoroe** (アオリの心得) \[mikimaki (ミキマキ)\] 15. **Digital Nozaki-kun** (デジタル野崎くん) \[Mijinkouka (みじんこうか)\] 16. **Chiyo-chan no Ribbon** (千代ちゃんのリボン) \[Minami Toutarou (陽東太郎)\]

Ryou Nakamura moves in to his new life and apartment and spots two men kissing and he's too intrigued to look away. After getting into college, Ryou is finally learning to discover who he really is and who he really likes. (Source: Hochuuami) Also contains extra story "MIssing."

Kashiwagi, in his 30s, has just moved into a new industry. His brilliant younger boss and mentor, Amamiya, seems a bit uncomfortable interacting with him, an older subordinate. Concerned about their relationship, Kashiwagi waits for an opportunity to have a relaxed conversation with him, but catching up with the very busy Amamiya proves difficult. One day after work, Kashiwagi runs into Amamiya who is working overtime. He offers to help, hoping to improve their relationship even if just a little, but...? What surprising suggestion comes from Amamiya, the capable younger boss...!? (Source: Bunendo, translated)

Yukinari was abandoned as an infant, but fortunately a loving family adopted him. Perhaps because of this, he has an affinity for helpless, abandoned creatures and goes out of his way to help them. One night, Yukinari and his friends witness a falling star hit the ground and rush to the spot where it hit, only to find a child cradled in the meteorite, surrounded by a field of roses?! *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*