Chinami was born with psychic powers. She has always wanted to join the Psycho Police Force. However, she doesn't know how to control her powers, so she failed the entry exam. However, after being saved from a psychic criminal, she joins the Psycho Merchants instead.

What would you do if you had a smartphone that let you look up anything? Secret documents, security camera footage, a certain person's text messages, where people dropped money... This smartphone lets you do the impossible! Jump's newest suspense thriller begins! (Source: MANGA Plus) *Note: Includes an extra epilogue chapter in the final volume.*

Mamoru-kun ni Megami no Shukufuku wo! centers around Mamoru Yoshimura, a high school student who gets accepted into a prestigious school for students endowed with the power of Beatrice due to his high intellect. Right after first entering the school on his first day, he meets the mysterious Ayako Takasu, also known as the Beatrice's Angel of Death, who is a pretty and popular female student whose powers exceed most others. Moments later, Ayako, who has never been known to show a smile, suddenly confesses her strong feelings for Mamoru, despite having never met him before. That same day, he is brought in as a member of the student council as Ayako's side as he becomes involved with the dangers and mysteries related to the power of Beatrice. (Source: Wikipedia)

Yui befriended the fairies she could see around her by using her magic to help mend their clothes. Disowned for her relative lack of skill in blessweaving, Yui's taken in by nobleman Rodin Calostira, and her luck begins to change... (Source: Yen Press)

The Life of Akechi Mitsuhide — The trials and aspirations of a man who serves in the shadow of a great leader, Oda Nobunaga, like a moon that mirrors a blazing sun. But what happens when an incident at Hongan-ji leads to a change of heart in Mitsuhide? A long-running historical drama portrayed in fine detail. (Source: Jmanga)

A dark mystery/non-human fantasy set in modern Europe, revolving around bloodstained memories... Leon is a police inspector who lost his wife and child in a nightmarish incident. Then, a girl named Arya who can divine "from the past to the future" notices that the criminal behind the incident isn't human, and goes through Leon to try and reach him... But this accidentally ends up revealing a secret that's been sealed within Leon himself! With only a vague clue to go on, Leon chases after the criminal and his own memories... Meanwhile, Arya and Jess try to reconnect with him! (Source: Manga Reborn)

Makito Shindo, son of a powerful hospital director, dreamed of saving lives. But after his father’s sudden death, he discovers that he had many enemies simply because of his lineage. Betrayed by a fellow doctor, ruined professionally and financially, and forced into hiding, Makito’s life ends in a tragedy... until a mysterious “Game Over” message gives him a second chance. Now, armed with a mysterious power and the resolve to reclaim what he’s lost, Makito embarks on a journey of revenge and salvation, determined to protect the lives he couldn’t save before. (Source: WEBTOON)

An alien, Mumu, who came to regain the technology lost by his race. The everyday life of an ordinary college student collapses because of his arrival...? A cat shakes the earth! Spectacular romance!!

A BL anthology by seven up-and-coming authors. It consists of seven individual short stories, each themed and named after a line in the poem "A Kiss" by the 19th century writer Franz Grillparzer.

Every chapter is a self-contained story observing one type of dinosaur per episode. The topic is not limited to "dinosaurs" in the narrow sense, but paleontology in general. Despite the report being explained from a third-person perspective, the "human" observer is not depicted at all. Because of the realistic depiction of the featured creatures the work has been repritned many times by different publishers including Shueisha (1989), Jive (2005) and Fukkan (2018) among others, with some of these being presented in full color. In an 1998 interview published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, Akira Toriyama (Dr. Slump, Dragon Ball) was asked, "What is your favorite Jump manga?", where he reccomended "Kyoryu Daikiko", stating that he learned a lot and that it was the only manga he read every week.