The Demon King, the Hero, and Adventurers are all integral to this world, but none more so than the Church. The Church is a sanctuary that offers resurrection and solace to the souls of adventurers. Estelle, a devoted disciple serving at the Church of Eragosat, is troubled by the thought that the souls of adventurers, repeatedly revived through resurrection, may not truly find salvation. Through the deliberations of Estelle, Hatz the Resurrector, and the Priest Kuma, the fate of these adventurers is decided day by day. (Source: Shueisha, translated)

¿What would you do if your school was enchanted by a ghost? Undoubtedly, to call Ranto, the fortune-teller detective. But, what if he appears wearing a talking t-shirt, a fussy girlfriend, hairdresser that falls in love easily, and a Sushi's King candidate? The resulting situation just can be this funny comedy by Satoru Akahori and Hitoshi Okuda.

One day in the near future, the Japanese Self-Defense Force decides to transfer the command (and financing) of their air force to private companies and investors. Most reject the idea as a joke, but some show business-oriented companies catch up on the idea, spawning the birth of a new type of idol: the so-called "Idol Pilots", celebrity combat pilots. The five Toreishi sisters, Kanna, Yayoi, Satsuki, Uzuki, and Mina, are teenage idol singers who are collectively known as The Hummingbirds. They are also one of the ace fighter pilot squadrons in the Japanese military. When they aren't saving the world from major overseas threats, they are on stage in frilly dresses, pursuing their idol career. This is the story of how they came to be Japan's most successful idol group and their first line of defense.

Kotomono. They can use their "Testemonial Verse" to alter the brain, usually take a different form to humans and see the world in away that differs from ordinary people. Since 27 years ago, after their existence was announced to the public, society has been trying to find a method for humans and Kotomono to coexist. Now in the present, an outbreak of Kotomono assault incidents have been taking place across the country. Mutou Goro (Logo) who has been following the case knows the criminal is his childhood friend who he had parted with 6 years ago, Maki Narumi. Now spell out the words of your "Testimonial Verse"; The illustrious poem of humans and Kotomono. (Source: Wikipedia)

It turns out "industry" is really an "isekai"! A new author will risk his life to find out the truth behind the light novel scene. The light novel industry turns out to be full of love, greed, hope, fetishes, and weirdos! (Source: Lanove, translated)

Yoshida, who worked for a black company, died in an accident. Due to a mistake during reincarnation work, he couldn’t be reincarnated in his original world. God suggested him to reincarnate in a different world with a mischievous angel, who unwillingly accompanied him, as his support; and the two were born into the world of sword and magic as twin brother and sister. A few years later, Yoshida took magic lessons from his angel sister and began his special training so that he could lead a fulfilling life. But the younger sister, who changed her mind to enjoying this world, was aiming for a parasitic life where she could live comfortably, so she continued training her brother so that she could use him well. Being an adventurer, or the third generation of inn owners, Yoshida’s second life with a younger sister, who doesn’t wanna work, begins. Source: NU

Based on the Super Famicom Game Wonder Project J. Note: Released in Enix Supercomic Gekijoh Volume 3.

There's a perennial aspiring hero, born with the makings of a hero, but never given the opportunity to truly realize his talents, leaving him gripped by feelings of inferiority and defeat. He dismisses other heroes as mere populist kitsch and prides himself on becoming a true hero. Then, after a fraudulent loan from a loan shark, he's forced to enter the hero audition he so loathed—the very height of kitsch. Will he become kitsch or a true hero, the Übermensch? (Source: KakaoPage, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*