The manga about a female shogi player was first published as a one-shot in August.

Set 10 years after the original series.

Hans, a boy of exceptional talent, lost his love for the piano after the death of his parents. The only time he feels truly at peace is when he spends time with his beloved sister, Alice... (Source: Comic Zero-Sum, translated)

For her lover of 10 years, belle of the ball Julia Rapiere played the part of a sheltered flower in a greenhouse. That is, until he betrayed her by having an affair with her trusted maid. Bent on revenge, Julia reveals her true colors, and the demure flower transforms into a fearsome monster. (Source: Manta)

One day, a young man named Himuro Shousuke shows up out of nowhere, claiming he wants to become a shogi master. When he is told that he must follow the appropriate channels to become a pro shogi player, he produces a recommendation from a highly respected master, Mikami Sankichi. Shousuke claims he trained with Sankichi in Kochi, and now he's ready to skip the early steps of becoming one of the elite. People are understandably skeptical, but Shousuke begins to beat the skilled players they match him up with. Some are unhappy about an outsider coming into their hierarchy at a high level, but will they be able to stop his rise? The future is full of the internal politics of the shogi world and exciting shogi matches! (Source: Mangahelpers)

Setsuna Kiyoura is a typical high school student enjoying the summer break off from school with her family and peers. When her close friend, Sekai Saionji, falls bedridden with a common cold and is unable to attend to her part-time waitress job at Radish, the family restaurant, Setsuna opts to fill-in until Sekai is better. Although she comes to find the job is a little more demanding and stressful than expected, she befriends a handful of acquaintances at work, becoming particularly infatuated with fellow student and patron Makoto Itou.

The story is about a deaf woman and her struggles with love, family and everyday life. *Note: Contains the 4-part side story "Mie-chan no Te ga Sasayaiteiru" (みえちゃんの手がささやいている).*

Based on Shunkinsho by Tanizaki Junichirou.

This one-shot concerns a boy who plants flowers and a girl who eats them.

From [Webtoon Live](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=3827): Hina, a Japanese foreign student. Junho, sufferer of Elite OCD. Won, a girl with her own way of seeing the world. A campus life story of these three people. Deals with the issues of Japanese, Korean and global society. The author, Yellow Goo Mi, was born in Japan, but since her parents are Korean, the Japanese government will not give her a Japanese citizenship (which is considered a problem in some aspects; these people are slightly alienated by the 'real' Japanese people in society, despite their extremely Japanese upbringing). As a person with a Japanese and Korean heritage, she writes about the problems in modern Japanese and Korean society, plus the global society in more recent chapters. The first part of the webtoon focuses on Hina and the Japanese society, an example being the more increasing problems with Japanese bullying (ijimae). The second part of the webtoon focuses on Jun Ho and the Korean society, an example being the flaws of Korean education system. Currently, the webtoon now focuses on the global society. [Original Webtoon](https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/list.nhn?titleId=24995)

The story of Link's adventure to defeat the evil wizard Agahnim, who plans to sacrifice seven maidens to bring about the return of Ganon, the Demon King.