Seong Geun-Jong is possessed by a ghost while filming a horror movie. Geun-Jong, who has been suffering from ghosts visiting him at dawn, hears a rumor about a freshman at his university named Jeong Hae-Tae who sees ghosts. Geun-Jong desperately seeks out Hae-Tae to ask for help. Hae-Tae tries to refuse, but falls for Geun-Jong's charm, who has become a pitiful handsome man due to lack of sleep. And so the two begin a soft and strange journey together to shake off the ghost. (Source: Bomtoon, translated) *Note: \-The side stories are rated R19. \- Includes five extra chapters.*

On the verge of death, Queen Ophelia wished, "I want to know who killed me." Then, in accordance with an "ancient promise" given only to the owner of the crown, the Fairy King Leah brought her back to life for just ten days! "I died once, so this time, I will do whatever I want." Ophelia's husband, who tried to use her to seize power... Her brother, who is unreliable and tends to be swayed by those around him... A knight of the royal guard who has fallen in love with her... The list of possible culprits is endless. Who killed the queen?! A royal mystery begins in the palace with a strong slap that will clear the queen's name before her death! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Based on the Sega Saturn game by the same name. *Note: Released as Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 11*

"Death is what I want. I want to die." In the midst of a hopeless war, a young girl named Korou became a fighter pilot to "die". She was assigned to one of the country's elite units, led by Kano, "the man who won't die." Enemy bombers attack with overwhelming air superiority. Korou, who repeatedly flies into battle without regard to danger, was kept "alive" by her comrades. As she absorbed their skills and developed as a pilot, she was soon lauded as the "Lord of the Skies." (Source: GA Bunko, translated)

One day, Ikuto wakes up to find Kentaro, a senior in high school, standing in front of him, calling his name and smiling warmly. The strange thing is, Ikuto has no idea who Kentaro is. Confused, Ikuto bluntly asks, "Who the hell are ya?" However, no one around him seems to find anything odd, as if Kentaro's presence is perfectly normal. Ikuto is left feeling isolated in his confusion. To make matters more unsettling, Kentaro leans in closer and asks, "Did ya really forget me?" (Source: Mag Garden, translated) Note: Chapter count includes an extra.