A booklet packaged with Harta volume 97 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots from various authors focusing on the theme middle-aged men with stories about bartenders, professional shogi players, ex-military men, and other cool, older men who exude mature sex appeal. (Source: Natalie, translated)

198X, Hong Kong World Karate Championship. Japanese player Hideto Togo was shot by someone and died instantly. Hideto's father, Dr. Naoki Togo, attempted the taboo of "reviving his son's corpse using the power of science,'' and succeeded in reviving Hideto. However, due to the conspiracy of Dr. Gewald's gang, the revived Hidejin has become a monster cyborg with 100 times more power than he had when he was alive. After many twists and turns, Hidejin is revived and is recognized by the world as "the mysterious superhuman God Arm who fights against Gewald's gang.''

Original JP: [Comic Growl](https://comic-growl.com/series/0596c8f23c697)

Welcome to the world of Kancolle RPG! This book tells a story about a novice admiral and his interesting kanmusu (ship girls). But, this book is a little different from a normal story. This book, tells a "Roleplaying" story. "Roleplaying", is a type of game that you play with other people where you read lines from the book as if you’re the one in the story. There are a lot of "Roleplaying" types and this book is specifically a "Table talk" RPG. Read it as if you’re playing kantai collection- Kancole- Kancolle RPG. This Kancolle RPG is based on a browser game called Kantai Collection. The game itself puts the player in control of girls that have the memories and powers of warships in the past. The player then must battle a mysterious threat called the "Abyssal Fleet" sighted all around the world. The difference between Kancolle RPG and the browser game, is that you’ll need to use dices, pieces, and follow the rules and scenarios stated by the Kancolle RPG rulebook. Obtaining ship girlsare different too; each player will only get one shipgirl. In table talk RPG, you can ease your mind, the rage, the salt that naturally comes while playing, by gathering friends who have the same hobby, and discuss while playing. Sometimes you’ll need to face the enemy seriously. Sometimes, you can put yourself in the ship girls’ shoes, and act out their lines. Sometimes you’ll have to go back to yourself, and joke at other character’s line. You playing it happily with your friends are what "Roleplaying" is all about. A Battleship girl who has just come back from another country, she is generous and having a big heart, Kongou. A Heavy Cruiser princess with a lack of common sense, Kumano. An eccentric Light Aircraft Carrier, Zuiho. The serious and analytical Light Cruiser, Kiso. These are the main girls who play a big part in this book. But, due to the haphazard nature of this game, you won’t be able to play their characters perfectly. Even if you try to, but deep inside, the girls you know are different. Nevertheless, we hope you would be able to enjoy that character gap. And lastly, we’ll introduce another one of the main characters, Teitoku( the Admiral). He is a young and by-the-book admiral. This novice Admiral is often being played around by the 4 wild girls. He still thinks that "it shouldn’t be like that, it’s not like that". This hard working Admiral is one of the view points we will be using in this book. From now, for everyone whose thinking "I’d like to be an admiral in kancolle RPG!" please try it. It will be a good reference!

When I woke up, I found myself in the throne room of a palace with a grimoire titled “Let's Build a Dungeon.” The grimoire told me, in my confusion, that I am now the Demon Lord and my mission: "Conquer the world." With help from the grimoire, I built dungeons, defeated the humans, and conquered the world. Now I, the Demon Lord, can finally live a comfortable life of peace, self-sufficiency, and a little gourmet food. But even those modest ambitions are not easy to achieve, as enemies such as demons, sword masters, and knights attack one after another! (Source: Nico Nico Seiga, translated)