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This is an extra from "Yorozuya Toukaidou Honpo" and Nanaki and Ao from "Chou Shinri Genshou Nouryokusha Nanaki" appear here too
1) **Tokijiku no Kaku no Konomi** (1985) 2) **Circe** (1979) 3) **Kiraigou** (1981) 4) **Fuefuki Douji** (1986) 5) **Ozoko Yori** (1983) 6) **Yasha Gozen** (1982) In this sparse, effective short story, a young girl whose family just moved to an old house deep in the mountains finds herself haunted by a supernatural creature, but everything might not be as it seems.
Persona 4koma. Started off as a web manga before being picked up for serialization.
Collection of short stories based on the original anime SSSS.GRIDMAN. Content: Chapter 1. GRIKKAMAN by Fukushima Masayasu Chapter 2. Someday I'll See This Dream by Kamiya Zuzu Chapter 3. Crossdressing Yuta by Konoshiro Shinko Chapter 4. The End of The World...? by Osomatsu Chapter 5. Day of the Festival by Eightman Chapter 6. Kaiju Girl by Tonmou Chapter 7. Yakisoba Bread by Mikanuji Chapter 8 Mama by Saida Nika Chapter 9 Rikka's New Menu by Kiryuu Mina Chapter 10. GACHAGACHA by Niina Ryou Chapter 11 Dream Friendship Tag Team! Akane Rikka Bazooka by Hasegawa Shigurio Chapter 12 The Big Sink! The Last Day of Tsutsujidai by Wata Ruh
In the heart of the Sengoku era, an age of endless conflict, one name thundered across the waves: the Murakami Kaizoku. These pirates, masters of the Seto Inland Sea, were led by the immensely powerful Takeyoshi Murakami. But it was his daughter, Kyo, who truly inherited his fierce courage and untamable spirit. Devoting her life to piracy and battle, Kyo is infamous in her hometown as a fearsome, ugly shrew whom no man would dare make his wife. The tale begins as this unlikely princess sets a course for Naniwa on the eve of a decisive battle, a journey that will plunge her into the heart of history. (Source: Shinchosha)
1. **Harpy** (ハーピー) Harumi Sawa is an ordinary high school student finds himself at odds with Ayako Kawahori, a girl who has recently transferred into his school. Not only does he become drawn to her bizarre stench, he also begins to pay close attention to her seemingly odd behavior. After being reminded of harpies - the half-woman, half-bird beasts of Greek mythology - during a lesson in class, Sawa begins to think Kawahori might actually be one of those mythological beasts herself. 2. **Ame no Houmonsha** (雨の訪問者) Itoi is an office lady who's getting up there in years, yet is perfectly content with being single. One day, as the rainy season suddenly arrives, she comes home to a little girl she has never seen before in her apartment... 3. **Undine** (ウンディーネ) Okada comes to Hokkaido to do some wildlife photography at a pond for his publisher. Okada is known for his standoffish, antisocial disposition, but that begins to change upon saving a beautiful girl, one who evokes the image of the titular aquatic spirit. 4. **Strawberry Night Night** (ストロベリー・ナイト・ナイト) The ravings and commentary of one woman at a mental institution on those around her who are also lost in their madness.
The magical nation of Ingressa came to dominate neighboring countries with the power of groundbreaking military magic. Supporting this dominance from behind the scenes was Hert Eisenheim, who rose to the rank of archmage at a young age. However, due to a scheme by the court magician who was jealous of his talent, Hert was executed as a war criminal – but when he woke up, he found himself summoned before a young girl. The girl’s name was Iris Refrain, and she was the first princess of the elven kingdom that he had destroyed. This is the start of a rebellion fantasy story about a banished man and a destroyed girl rebuilding a nation!
Similar to Sanctuary, Odyssey is another story on thought-provoking political revolution. This time the theater is international, as a group of young government elites execute their secret plan to rise Japan as the economic and military superpower in the Far East. How will they carry out their objectives? Is it through a new military presence, or through Japan's economy know-how? How will the U.S. respond to Japan's new "independence," and will the political and economic figures in control of Japan now let these young elites re-shape their world?
A collection of manga short-stories based on the author's own dream diary of future events. Some of which was proven true later on, including the prediction of a "Great calamity in March, 2011," which was matched by the Touhoku earthquake and tsunami.
