A tribute manga in anthology for the cult-classic series of videogame "Mother" titled "Pollyanna" with special illustrations and chapters made by 35 different mangaka.

A short manga adaption based on the Blue Gender anime series.

Persistent mediocrity hasn't dissuaded Fukutsu Toshi, captain of a lame high school baseball team, from his love of the game. But when the principal, dissatisfied with their losing performances, threatens to take away their playing field, Toshis is forced into action to turn things around with all out efforts. But facing him at every turn is endless adversity. Nothing is ever easy for him, but luckily, Toshi has the determination to beat it all. (Source: MangaNews)

****Volume 4 : Vampire**** **1. Sleeping Vampire by Kinoshita Sakura** **2. Mushroom and Kappa: Arcana compilation for vampires on business trips by Magami Guriko** **3. Crossing the River by Kouga Yun** **4. A Shower in the Sunshine by Omote Sora** **5. Urban Vampire by Bikke** **6. Sky Burial by Takayama Shinobu** 7. Today's Dining Table by Saeki Yashiro **8. The Aegis of Time's Coffin by Yugyoji Tama** **9. Forest of Nobility by Kayase Shiki** **10. Chiyo-sama! by Shindo Arashi** 11. Strigoi Kingdom by Serikawa Mame **12. The Catharsis of Truth by Inui Miku** 13. Blood Donation Advice by Igarashi Ran 14. The Novice Vampire by Amamiya Azusa **15. A Gentle Temperature by Kisaragi Yoshinori**

The year is 1962. The "Iron Curtain" is being lowered. An archipelago in the Far East. In Tokyo, a city divided into east and west and separated by a wall. A girl, Emilia, crosses a dangerous bridge as an escape contractor. (Source: Shougakukan, translated)

Volume 1: Mizu no Miyako to Kanashiki Utahime no Monogatari (水の都と哀しき歌姫の物語) \[story: Ayuna Fujisaki\] Volume 2: Shiki no Kaze no Okurimono (四季の風の贈り物) \[story: Mari Okada, Ayuna Fujisaki, Tatsuhiko Urahata, Reiko Yoshida\]

A manga anthology, based on Game Cube game by the same name. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 69.

A novelization of the game, *Zero Escape: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors*, with some slight difference. The story follows Junpei who was abducted and placed aboard an empty, sinking cruise liner along with eight other people. The cruise liner resembles the RMS Titanic, a ship which killed over 1500 in the early 20th century. The nine people were forced to participate in the “Nonary Game”, a deadly game which involves numerical bracelets, small bombs in each player’s stomach that will detonate and kill them if they disobey, exploring the ship and solving escape-the-room puzzles in order to survive and escape before they drown in 9 hours. The players also attempt to find out why they were kidnapped.