A story where, in a world where magical girls and witches peacefully co-exist, Madoka decides to start a magical girl club. (Source: Puella Magi Wiki)

The mountain gods have sent down a punishment to the people of Japan. An owl by the name of Minerva. All who fall under this owl's gaze die, their eyes spurting out blood. One man stood up to the owl, a famous hunter by the name of Uhei, however just as he was about to loose the finishing bullet, he was interrupted by the American army taking the owl into their care for study. Thirteen years later, an American warship crashes into a Tokyo harbor, and all the men on board are dead, their eyes bleeding. The owl has been freed, and it now rampages throughout Tokyo, killing at random and in mass amounts. The American government has decided that only Uhei, the man who nearly killed the beast before, can help them. So they send the Delta Force and CIA out to see just how the bird can be brought down...

Tamaki Haru moved to a rural town with a Binbogami Shrine. He has the ability to see kami and spirits, and one day, he ran into a girl named Kazura when she fell off an electric pole. She claimed to be a kami herself, and that she was being chased by something. Tamaki was still confused when they were suddenly attacked by a mysterious monster. Set in Takamagahara, known as the home of the gods, this is the start of an action-packed tale of Japanese mythology! (Source: Shonen Magazine, translated)

Hundreds of years have passed since a weather control satellite went haywire and started a war that destroyed the human race. After waking up from a long sleep, the android Laliberta met a clone girl named Speranza. Since Speranza could not live in the open air, the two interact with each other through a window... This is a series of stories depicting the thoughts and feelings of the girls surrounding the apocalypse. (Source: Ichijinsha, translated) 1. **Saiteigi Suru Kibou** (再定義する希望) 2. **Tsugihagi no Kibou wo Idaite** (継ぎ接ぎの希望を抱いて) 3. **Tomoshibi no Kikaitachi** (灯火の機械たち) 4. **Kimi to Sekai no Owari wo Tazunete** (きみと世界の終りを訪ねて)

1. **Karakuri no Kimi** (Puppet Princess) 2. **Tenohira no Uta** (Song of the Open Palm) 3. **Renrakusen Kitan** (Strange Ferry Tale) 4. **Merry-Go-Round e!** (To the Merry-Go-Round!) 5-6. **Yoru ni Sanpo Shinai ka ne** (Shall We Go Out Walking by Night?)

Even today, my childhood haunts me... This is the story of a woman who grew up with violence... A message to parents who mistreat their kids: your children never forget. Neither the beatings nor the abuse. The same goes for insults or the feeling of being betrayed over and over again. Thus, I would like you to keep one thing in mind: when you get older, remember that your fate will be in their hands. All I yearned for was a normal life... With normal parents... (Source: Meian, translated) *Note: Originally serialized under the title "Chichi ga Shindara Yurusu Koto ga Dekimasu ka?" (父が死んだら許すことができますか？)*

Arakawa, a junior high school student, is worried about his future and ends up fighting with his mother. When he meets his childhood friend Saeko Izawa in the park and agree to go home, a huge earthquake struck and mysterious numbers filled the sky. The Survival with only children begins.

Game loving shut-in Kazuma Sato's life as a young schoolboy in Japan abruptly comes to an early end...or at least it was supposed to. When he opens his eyes, though, he sees a beautiful goddess that offers him a once in an after-lifetime chance to be reborn in a parallel world. The catch is that the world is violent and threatened by a growing evil! Fortunately, he can choose any one thing to bring with him. So he chooses the goddess, Aqua! And so his adventure with his gorgeous companion begins--if he could just get enough money and food to survive, keep his goddess out of trouble, and avoid grabbing the attention of the Demon King's army! (Source: Yen Press) *Note: Includes 15 prologues, 6 interludes, and 21 epilogues.*

With Madoka Kaname's sacrifice, the hopeless cycle that once bound every magical girl to a terrible fate was broken at last. Still, the magical girls fight on against the dark magics that threaten the human world, which remains ignorant of the brave girl who saved them. Only Homura remembers her dear friend Madoka, a burden she has borne in all her battles since-right? Then how is Homura still going to school with Madoka, fighting alongside her, laughing as if nothing has happened? As her tragic memories return to her, Homura realizes she must not be in the real world, wonderful as it is to see her friend again. But if she is indeed trapped in a magical space, who among her magical friends could be the cause? (Source: Yen Press)

The second floor of the gym. That’s our spot. Class is in session right now, but they don’t hold class in a place like this. This is where Shimamura and I became friends. What is this feeling? Yesterday, I dreamed of kissing her. I’m not like that, and I’m sure Shimamura isn’t either. But…when Shimamura thinks of the word “friend,” I want to be the first thing that comes to her mind. That’s all. (Source: Yen Press)

When Ivy learns she’s “starless,” she knows her life is over. Without stars, she can’t use her Tamer skill to subdue even the smallest of animals. So she flees into the forest, where she befriends a lowly slime named Sora—the one creature she can tame. Together, this unlikely pair begins salvaging other people’s rubbish in an attempt to turn their lives around! (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Takuma is a single guy who does nothing but go to work and come home. Too tired to do chores, he decides to get a robot to cook and keep house. “Mina-chan” is such a good housekeeper, Takuma jokes that she should become his wife. Mina takes Takuma’s joke seriously, and slowly the two start doing more things together, like having a picnic outside. As time goes by, Takuma starts to fall for Mina, but can a human and a robot ever have an equal, loving relationship? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) *Notes: Fifteenth place of Tsugimanga 2020 Award in the Manga Category. Began commercial serialization in the September 2019 issue of Comic Flapper.*