In this world, is where the magical world of “Holocas World” exists, created when the light of people's hearts, “Holo” is gathered through the “Holocas” streaming app. The six protagonists: Kanata, Miko, Luna, Shion, Chloe, and Marine are usually active as “Holocas” streamers. The “Yumeochi” phenomenon occurs when people who are anxious or stressed in their daily lives and have lost their positive attitude are sucked into the “Holocas World” with their souls. The “Collapser” monsters are birthed by a build-up of “Yumeochi". In order to defeat a "Collapser", these streamers are given the power to transform into magical girls called “holoWitches” and spend their days fighting to defeat Collapsers and save those who have fallen into a "Yumeochi" state. What is “Yumeochi”? The story of these magical girls who fight against the dark forces and bring dreams and hope to people begins. (Source: Magical Girl holoWitches! Site, translated and edited) *Note: The manga is composed of two parts: the first has 31 chapters, and the second has a total of 23 chapters.*

A girl works to become the assistant to a mangaka.

A short serialization to commemorate the live-action adaptation of the *Akuma to Love Song* (*A Devil and Her Love Song*) manga. *Note: It was compiled in the re-release of volume 8 of the original series, which was released on July 21, 2021. It was later compiled in its own e-book volume, which was released digitally on July 25, 2022.*

High school models Sakurai Erika and Tsukioka Hazumi are true princesses brimming with confidence who know no fear. As such, they're rivals who fight everyday... One day, after her return from Paris, Erika witnesses Hazumi hugging the current top male model Kai...! Could she have finally found Hazumi's greatest weak spot!?

Tsubaki Sadamitsu is a young punk and Leader of the Corpse Gang who, after a chance encounter with an alien robot, is forced to take up the task of capturing rukeitai (intergalactic criminals). His job is made harder with the appearance of the Vulture, a last ditch effort to keep the rukeitai under control.

Set in the early 20th century, Kokoro opens with a chance encounter on a beach near Tokyo that irrevocably links a young student to a man he simply calls Sensei (Teacher). Intrigued by Sensei's aloofness, the student calls upon him with increasing frequency. Eventually, Sensei and his beautiful wife open their home and their lives to him. Only later does the student learn the devastating secret that has haunted Sensei since his youth.

What would happens if a feared and respected former sukeban, ex-girl gang leader quits her gang life and becomes a high school teacher?

Zaji, a young stranger who is characterized by carrying a scar below his left eye and a cold stare, escapes from the organization "Home" to find someone. Having grown up and been educated, trained and probably changed to "Home" as a soldier first, they send their murderers to make him pay his betrayal.

Sleeping Beauty has nothing to do with the old fairytale. Instead, it focuses on Kanna, a first year high school student. One day she recieves a package in the mail from her grandfather who she hardly remembers. When she opens it, to her surprise, there's a boy inside! His name is Motoi and he says not only will he portect her forever, but he's madly in love with her. Turns out, Motoi is an android built by her grandfather to replace her friend who moved away years ago. Motoi comes complete with a detacheable head, rocket punches and a tendency to be very very clingy. Not to say Kanna needed to be protected in the first place, she's allways punching someone's face in. (Source: MangaTemple)

Meet Ageha, a promising successor to Japan's golden age of table tennis. He's under the tutelage of a former world champion whose granddaughter Ririka is also at the top of her game—though she's playing a more seductive sport. Both would rather die than recognize the other's talents, which is going to get interesting when they find out they're engaged! (Source: VIZ Media)

What is it that you desire? Money? Love? Walk again? Be stronger? Whatever it is you wish for, you can get by asking the legendary and awe-inspiring "Demon's Plan"; a sacred object capable of granting anything to "the chosen ones." **Included one-shots:** Volume 1: Nigashi-ya Volume 2: Brain Breaker

A girl (Kiyora Morinouchi) on the way to school literally runs into a scary-looking man with a scar and sunglasses (Junichiro Yaguchi) who drops a butcher knife when she knocks him down. She immediately thinks he's a member of the local yakuza. After quickly collecting her things, Kiyora heads to school only to find out the scary man she ran into is not only her homeroom teacher, but her home economics/cooking teacher as well (hence the butcher knife). She's not a very good cook, so her Yaguchi-sensei assigns her to make a bento (box lunch) for him every day until she gets it right.