"The human race will become extinct in 2017." The Chaldea organization, an organization charged with preserving the future of humanity, observes a singularity. To solve it, Rika Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight will be transported to the city of Fuyuki in 2004. The battle for the future of humanity has begun. (Source: Anime News Network) *Note: This manga adapts the first, third, fifth, seventh and final singularity from Part 1 of Fate/Grand Order.*

In the early years of the 21st century, a series of massive earthquakes and volcanic eruptions have struck Japan. The worst possible scenario has occurred, and Japan is a devastated country, split in two down the middle. Tens of millions are dead, the economy is in shambles, and what is left is under occupation by "aid forces" from the U.S. and China. In the midst of this, Genichiro Ryu, an extraordinarily resourceful boy, manages to survive and spread his own brand of indefatigable optimism: "Above the clouds and ash, the sun still shines and the sky is still blue." (Source: Anime News Network)

In a world where demons and humans are at war, there exists a Demon King, whose voice holds a power that destroys all in its way. When an unusual Hero attacks his castle, what's a Demon King to do other than confess his love? But thanks to meddling minions and the inconvenience of a voice that destroys everything in its path, his confession may not go according to plan...

Chapter 9 of Yuribute: Yuri Hime Yomikiri Sairokushuu.

Collection of special chapters that were published for 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Relief Effort Project.

Young Koishikawa Suzu, perpetually fearful of ghosts, has an ironic knack for attracting violent curses! However, a chance encounter with the supernatural may match the yin to his yang, and open his mind towards spirits along the way…!? Read this hilarious new supernatural martial arts comedy from the artist behind Red Hood!

This new series takes us to 2010, where four Japanese students have decided to form a band called The Fab 4, in memory of the Beatles. The plot takes a sudden turn when three of the four protagonists are fighting on the subway and one of them falls to the track, taking with him another. At the time, the two musicians realize that they are in a park, just that there was something that did not fit: they were in Japan, but in 1961.

This story begins around the time of the Heiji Rebellion (1159–1160), with the conflict between the Genji (Minamoto clan), led by Yoshitomo, and the Heike (Taira clan), led by Kiyomori. Yoshitomo's third son, 13-year-old Yoritomo, goes into battle against the Taira clan alongside his father and two older brothers. The events of this disastrous battle will change the course of Yoritomo's life, and eventually lead to his becoming a prominent figure in the history of the period. (Source: MangaHelpers)

Yukari is a girl who can see the deceased. Yuusaku is a boy who can hear any phenomena that has a voice. Through their encounters with the inhuman, they learn fear, sadness, and compassion; and grow as humans. *Note: \- Includes the one-shot "Anata ni Nita Mushi (あなたに似た虫)" \- Includes the one-shot "Yuuyake wo Yuurei wa Miteiru (夕焼けを幽霊は見ている)" \- Includes the one-shot "Zankoku Wakakusa Monogatari (残酷若草物語)" \- Includes the one-shot "Oshaberi na Hana (おしゃべりな花)" \- Includes the one-shot "Soko ni Yama ga aru kara (そこに山があるから)" \- Includes the one-shot "Odoru Kurayami Ningyou (踊る暗闇人形)" \- Includes the one-shot "Kare no Deta Hi (彼のでた日)" \- Includes the one-shot "Pink no Omocha no Blue na Hibi (ピンクのおもちゃのブルーな日々)"*

Medusa is a story of siblings Tatsuo and Yoko, that starts during the peak of the turbulent Vietnam War years. Tatsuo is a straight-laced Tokyo College student, the adopted son of a liberal politician. His sister Yoko is a revolutionary who plans to change Japan through protest; he plans to change Japan by rising in politics. Despite their similar views and love for each other, their different approaches lead to a conflict that drives them apart.