A one-shot manga that ran in Comic Beam's supplemental pamphlet, Comic Beam Fresh.

Based on the same game on PSP.

Videogames x Showa Culture x Glamour! A voluptuous and fascinating book for those that enjoy the Showa Era and playing video games! A large collection of stories, published in Harta by Benitsubaki's author, Takahashi Hirona, all in one volume! Two glamorous folk tales, including "Glamorous-suteyama", a glamorous rearrangement of the Ubasuteyama legend! When a witch fostering a planet sprays it with some water, torrential rains begin to pour from above in "My first planet." "Shiramari" is a super idol whose singing voice makes people so happy they could die! And of course, the series of 16 shorts "It's okay to play games", the antithesis of being given a cold look while you're playing video games! Full of bright, fantastical ideas, all these gems from Harta's new wave, Takahashi Hirona, in a single volume! (Source: Kadokawa, translated) **_Notes:_** All without annotation published in Harta. - Glamorous Suteyama (グラマラ捨て山); Glamorous Fellows (グラマラスフェローズ, 2018/05) - Tsumeato ni Ai wo Komete (爪痕に愛を込めて, Scars Full of Love); vol.46 booklet "Henshin Fellows" (変身フェローズ) - Hajimete no Seisai (初めての星栽, My First Planet); vol.32 A young witch tries her very, very best to take care of her first planet. (Source: MU) - ShiraMari (しらまり); vol.39 - Seigi no Akatsuki (正義のあかつき, Dawn of Justice); vol.47 - Game shita tte Ii jan (ゲームしたっていいじゃん, It’s Okay to Play Games, Right?); vol.49~60 - Koi wa Komaku kara (恋は鼓膜から, Love Coming from the Eardrums); vol.4 - Rui-chan no Henshin (るいちゃんの変身, Rui-chan's Transformation); U12 Kodomo Fellows (U12 こどもフェローズ, 2016/03) - Parlor Aosaka (パーラー青坂, Aosaka Parlor); vol.46 booklet "Yonkoma Fellows" (よんこまフェローズ) - Yuhime Densetsu (湯姫伝説, The Legend of Yuhime); Glamorous Fellows

Reiichi heads off for a part-time job interview, hoping to get money for a new bike, and his self-styled servant Kuro-senpai tags along. The "interview" is in a western-style mansion, but no one seems to be around. The two of them end up locked in the mansion and must find their way out! *Kuro-senpai to Kuroyashiki no Yami ni Mayowanai* is based on the horror-style exploration/erogame of the same title. (Source: MangaHelpers)

Eating is sexy. After eating delicious things in restaurants or at home... two people can have a sweet time. Once you start - appetite grows to eat and eat various things... 1. Before We Finish Eating by Kurahashi Tomo 2. Nigitte Sankaku Omotte Manmaru by Isaka Jugoro 3. One Spoonful of a Secret Flavor by Nobana Saori 4. The Reason Why Two-Day Old Curry is Delicious by Yasuei 5. Eating Together With You by Sagami Shika 6. Minitsuku Shokuji by Yareya Umako 7. The Best Saved for Last by Ichikawa Ichi 8. Fushigi Gelato by Akahoshi Jake 9. The Drama Within the Recipe by Youichi 10. Unforgettable Taste by Mita Homuro

1. **Otona Gokko** (おとなごっこ) Mitsuru goes out night after night looking for strangers to have sex with. Rumours are flying around school that he's a prostitute, but this is fine with Mitsuru, who prefers to be alone. Transfer student Hasegawa is irritated by this attitude and begins to follow him around. Will Mitsuru's loneliness finally be abated as Hasegawa keeps forcing himself into his life? 2. **Yoru ga Akete Koi no Rinkaku** (夜が明けて恋の輪郭) 3. **Neko no Tawamure** (猫の戯れ, *Cat's Play*) 1 4. **Neko no Tawamure** (猫の戯れ, *Cat's Play*) 2 5. **Neko no Tawamure** (猫の戯れ, *Cat's Play*) 3 Yoshihiro is captivated by with his unsociable and gloomy-looking Modern Literature teacher, and becomes determined to find common ground so that he can strike up a conversation. Fujita sensei's love for cats accords him just such an opportunity, and then... 6. **Hasegawa-kun to Tokuma-sensei no Hanashi** (長谷川くんと徳間先生の話)

The 4-koma spin-off of *Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai!* by MagiQ.

Second part of the Mantama series.

Thirteen-year-old Towa, suffering from a persistent "Chuunibyou" syndrome, is suddenly transported to another world. Although he is a rare foreigner in the new land, he has yet to manifest his "gift"—a unique ability granted only to outsiders. To hide the fact that he lacks this power, Towa puts on an arrogant front, earning the dislike of those around him, including Griz, his own guard knight. Depressed and disheartened, believing that even Griz, whom he considered his only ally, despises him, Towa is attacked from behind. When he wakes up, he finds himself back in his original world, but fifteen years have passed. Haunted by memories of Griz, he now lives as a simple businessman. Yet, for reasons unknown, Towa finds himself drawn back into the parallel world once again... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

A collection of Rei Mikamoto's one-shots. Three of the one-shots were originally published in "Bijo Amanda".

The era of "Necromancers" has come. The protagonists, Kibanohara Ethica and Nagaoka Souun, are young "Private Special Living Dead Stalkers." By practicing a special kind of martial art called "Close Quarter Armed Martial Arts," both of them have achieved great heights in their career. Out on a mission one day, Souun becomes involved in a fierce battle and meets a young girl. Remembering nothing but her name, "Hougyou Ilia," she has become the target of a mysterious group of necromancers. The ice-cold Tokyo of gunpowder smoke, living dead, crime and cybernetics. Now begins the battle of the living dead stalkers and the heroine with their lives at stake. (Source: VNDB)

Kadokawa describes Areyo Hoshikuzu's story as a "bromance in the ruins of Tokyo." Kawashima Tokutarou, a drunk in the city's burnt-down rubble, reunites with his old World War II comrade Kuroda Kadomatsu just over one year after Japan's defeat. The manga depicts the daily life in the underworld of post-war Japan, including the black market, the "pan-pan girl" prostitutes and the government's euphemistic "Comfort Facilities," and the war orphans. *Note: Winner of the 23rd Tezuka Osamu Cultural Awards in 2019 for New Creator.*