Two friends who write poetry make a promise to complete ones piece of work, in case one of them dies, what didn't seem to cause any harm at first...But after Uro's death Otogai finds out it to be a real curse...Now he's obssesed by his dead friends' ghost that comes to him at nights...

An anthology comic of Final Fantasy XV by various mangaka. **Volume 1 (2017/07/27)** #Cover illustration: Izumi 1. Noct to Kuro Chocobo (ノクトと黒チョコボ) \[Hanten Sharou\] 2. Ou wo Kenma suru (王を研磨する) \[Shiroishi Kotoni\] 3. Final Fantasy XV: Tabi no Omake (ファイナルファンタジーXV 旅のおまけ) \[Liberum\] 4. Tomorrow (tomorrow) \[Inaki Tomohiro\] 5. Komori Quest (子守りクエスト) \[Kyo zip\] 6. Otona ni Narenai (大人になれない) \[Ichi Kotoko\] 7. Stand By Me (stand by me) \[Isamu\] 8. Dakara, Tatakaeru (だから、闘える) \[Ooba Reiya\] 9. Tabiji (Meshinuki) (旅路（飯抜き）) \[Zunda Croquette\] (ずんだコロッケ) 10. Mannen Gil Fusoku (万年ギル不足) \[Gouto Sora\] 11. Kakko Ii Ouji wo Toru (カッコいい王子を撮る) \[Takuhei\] 12. Gaijuunaigou Joshi (外柔内剛女子) \[Kirai Yuu\] 13. Ganbare Ardyn Ojisan (がんばれアーデンおじさん) \[Michiyuki Aoi\] 14. Ouji to Issho (王子といっしょ) \[Asano Rin\] **Volume 2 (2017/12/26)** #Cover illustration: Kinako 1. Kenny's Dream (ケニーズ・ドリーム) \[Morishita Makoto\] 2. Sore mo Mata Nakama (それもまた仲間) \[Soramichi Megumu\] 3. Tamago to Issho/Mayonaka no Mission (たまごと一緒/真夜中のミッション) \[mikimaki\] 4. He Is (Not) Photogenic (HE IS (NOT) PHOTOGENIC) \[Zaki Mitsunori\] 5. Yasashii Ouji-sama (やさしい王子様) \[Ameno\] 6. FFXV+α (FFXV+α) \[Kaoruhara Yoshie\] 7. Yukidoke no Hana (雪解けの花) \[Shiroishi Kotoni\] 8. Hajimete no Dungeon (はじめてのダンジョン) \[Kogetaokoge\] 9. Ouji no Hinkaku (王子の品格) \[Asano Rin\] 10. Ketsui (決意) \[Fuyume Saya\] 11. Ou wa Ippo Saki wo Iku (王は一歩先を行く) \[Horiguchi Leo\] (堀口レオ) 12. Prompto-kun no Shashin Nikki (プロンプトくんの写真日記) \[Craft\] (くらふと) 13. Best Shot (ベストショット) \[Oniku Oishii\] (お肉おいしい) 14. Noct no Heshoku wo Naose! (ノクトの偏食を直せ!) \[Mika\]

By 1955, Japan has mostly recovered from the war. However, as more forms of entertainment became available, the popularity of traditional rakugo slumped. Amidst this crisis, a handsome young man, Hananoya Umenojo, burst onto the rakugo scene like a comet. Every day, the performance hall was packed with people there to see him. Umenojo was always treated kindly by the audience and the host, but there was one thing he lacked as a rakugo performer… A boy who continues to perform on stage despite having no talent, and a girl who has talent but cannot get on stage. This is the story of two young people who risk their lives for laughter and fight to navigate the rough seas of talent and tradition. (Source: Comic Zenon, translated)

An anthology created by various mangaka detailing the misadventures of the group as they journey to save the world.

A member of the beastkin nobility and the heir to the Bearwolf Marquis, Leold, suddenly bites Katie on the shoulder, branding her with a "Mark of Proposal". Katie, who was crossdressed at the time, is mistaken as a male and dragged into being his fiancée for a few years until the mark disappears... But the two have the worst relationship...! What is this? A form of courtship?!

*Note: Includes 5 extra chapters.*

Only with a slight touch, Tsubasa could hear the voice's inside someone's heart. That was the reason that makes her feel scared to get close to anyone. She's willing to be alone rather than getting forced to know their secrets. Even so, Tsubasa's special abilities had helped her revealing bully cases at her school.

In the Taishou era, there was a girl named Kinako who loved to sing. However, her parents forbid her to sing, and forced her into an engagement! While running away from her engagement, she fainted. During the time she was unconscious, she traveled through time. She wakes up and finds herself in the modern age, where she is confronted by a group of rising idols?!

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.

An all-color 4-koma gag comic featuring the daily life of a newly-wedded couple, referred only as husband ("otto") and wife ("yome") a year into their marriage. The eponymous "hopeless wife" in the title is described as such not because she is bad at housecleaning or other so-called "wifely duties" but because most of the gags in the comic derive their humor from how hopelessly and madly in love she is with her husband.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan has sponsored a 7-part short introducing several famous Central Asian dishes and how to prepare them.