Shouta no Sushi is about a young boy who dreams of being a sushi chef just like his father. He overcomes many trials including bitter classmate (who's heir to a huge sushi chain), agressive rivals, and the Tokyo tournament to get him into the championships. This book is the sequal where he travels through many parts of Japan to face the toughest and baddest sushi chefs from around Japan. *Note : The chapter count for this entry includes 3 bonus chapters from the volume release*

What kind of future awaits the boy who holds two powers that can change the world? A technological revolution was brought about by The Last Witch, to the world of magic, with the introduction of 'science'. Lyle, a boy wielding the powers of both magic and science, was caught between his childhood friend, the noblewoman Maria who was pressing forward into an era of science, and Lunaria, a girl of the Phantasm race, a symbol of the age of magic. Two different girls, from two different eras and ages. Which will the boy bearing the power to change the world choose? (Source: Baka-Tsuki)

In the story, Keiichi Morisato and Belldandy lived in happiness, but due to the recession, the motorcycle shop Keiichi works at faces financial difficulties. Belldandy starts to search for a job because of the situation. (Source: Anime News Network)

The story centers on the four brothers of the Corsarino mafia family: oldest son Alan, second son Bellini, third son Chris, and fourth son Dino. The brothers respond to a call from their grandfather, the Don of the family, to gather at the family home. When they arrive, the siblings learn of their grandfather's death. The will says that Marika, their grandfather's fiancé, will choose the successor to receive the inheritance. **Note:** The September 2019's Shonen Magazine Edge revealed that the manga was cancelled due to "various reasons". (Source: Anime News Network)

Incoming high-school girl Kisaragi Hinata works at the flower shop her father owns with her best friends. Her mom died while she was still a baby and her dad disappeared 10 years ago, leaving her without a family. She is usually very happy, but still can’t shake off the trauma of losing a family. One day, she gets kidnapped by an organization that seems to know some secret about Hinata. Lucky for her, two beautiful people that have extraordinary abilities and some kind of connection with her dad save her. She then discovers that she can communicate with plants. Could this be why people are after her? (Source: MangaHelpers)

The story starts with two members of the Space Club launching their 21st rocket, Himawari. The club president, Amamiya Ginga, is the son of a hero who does everything with a grin and states that "Nothing's impossible for the members of the Space Club!" after jumping off the school's roof. The protagonist of this story, Hinata Youichi, is a space-lover and knowledgeable about starts, is a less outgoing than Amamiya, still follows the President around, sometimes forcefully. The story picks up when Hinata sees a shooting star, so he starts going to where it landed. Along the way, he meets up with Amamiya, stating that is wasn't a meteor, but a UFO.

In an age when people have forgotten about God, the "Sky Police Avalon" and the "Beautiful Angel Palestrina" appear to defeat the demons that have appeared on earth... Genji Segami, a delinquent who attends the same school, and Mizuki Konagawa, the student council president, are expected to fight together, but ...but they're on opposing sides of justice! Double-hero action begins here!

The manga adaptation of the Fate/Grand Order event "Cries of The Vengeful Demon in the Prison Tower".

A young man born deaf and mute, shunned by those around him and named 'Kegare' (Unclean). He's hired as a guard by a lady at a certain estate. The lady, who possesses a mysterious constitution, attempts to communicate with Kegare through sign language while telling him, "You may kill me." [Original Web Publication](https://magcomi.com/episode/316112896880507185)

Spinning up a different take on mystery manga. It's up to "you" to figure out the mistakes the perpetrator made.