Tasuku can see ghosts, although he'd be happier if he didn't have this ability, especially since it comes with heavy responsibilities.

Fantasy series of short stories that involves animals: Pet Doctor Atsushi Kirishima meets a cat-guy with tail, cat-ear and injured eye when he is searching for his runaway patient animal. Atsushi can not leave the cat-guy and takes the guy to his animal hospital with him. Hattori, an apprentice of Atsushi's father, Kenzou finds a dog in the mountains and brings it back in a car. On the way home the dog changes into a girl..

When you untangle all of history, something massive must fall by the wayside. A scenario penned by discarded madness. Half-forgotten myths from the turn of the century. This Pseudo-Singularity is a murder case of unprecedented scale. The perfect crime is set in motion. Dance through the decadent street, you phantoms. *Note: This is the adaptation of the Epic of Remnant Chapter 1 from the mobile game, Fate/Grand Order.*

A lonely girl named Nanami loses her only companionship, her beloved cat. To try and move on from this terrible phase in her life, she tries to go to a resort to relax, but its not working at all, with the pain of loss still very much alive inside of her. Until, she meets a woman that greatly reminds her of what she once lost.

This is an anthology full of newlywed yuri themed stories. The book includes Haru Hisakawa’s Yome ga Toutoi (lit. My Bride is Precious), which is about a woman being concerned about her bride who is avoiding sex immediately after getting married. Kozumi Miura’s Watashi no Kanojo ga Kawaii Riyuu (lit. The Reason Why My Girlfriend is so Cute) depicts a couple’s newlywed feelings, who has been in love for 10 years and has just started to live together. Ryo Tsuzu’s Kitsune no Yomeiri tells the story of a woman who lost her lover just shortly before their wedding. *This volume includes the following chapters:* 1. **Yome ga Toutoi** (嫁が尊い) \[Hisakawa Haru\] 2. **Watashi no Kanojo ga Kawaii Riyuu** (私の彼女が可愛い理由) \[Miura Koizumi\] 3. **Hodokeru Kesshou** (ほどける結晶) \[Inui Ayu\] 4. **Cinderella Matchmaking** (シンデレラマッチメイキング) \[Ahiru\] 5. **Kitsune no Yomeiri** (狐の嫁入り) \[Tsuzura Ryou\] 6. **Kaku Shite Futari wa Kono Saki mo** (斯くして二人はこの先も) \[Kiriyama Haruka\] 7. **Kekkon-Rikon wa Goshichaku no Ue** (結婚・離婚はご試着の上) \[Hazuki Ruri\]

Sequel of Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha Innocent with Subaru and Teana as main characters.

Based on the games of the same name, a variety of authors and artists write a large offering of short stories starring the various characters featured in the games. The stories range from being lovingly heartfelt, packed full of comedy and gags or being downright evil or messed up sometimes!

**Front Cover Illustration:** bb Kuroda **Back Cover Illustration:** Yoshitaka Ushiki **Cover Flaps Illustration:** Tsukumizu **Color Illustrations:** Hisato Murasaki, Hechima, La-na 1. **Tonari ni Ita no wa** (となりにいたのは) by Sumiko Onda 2. **Futasumusubi** (ふたつむすび) by Riichu 3. **Mukougawa** (むこうがわ) by Kuroe Mura 4. **Hontou** (本当) by Kikai 5. **presents…** by Yoshimi Sato 6. **Buchou** (ぶちょう) by Okada Andou 7. **Kurumi no Yume** (胡桃の夢) by Mujirushi Shimazaki 8. **Days go on** by Aki Konishi 9. **Inu wa Eien, On wo Wasurezu** by Sawaragi 10. **Mii-kun to Taikutsuna Sekai** by Yuu Tsurusaki 11. **Kurumi-chan no Otetsudai** (くるみちゃんのおてつだい) by Ekia 12. **Kajin no Imo** (寡人の痘) by Kenshi Sugita 13. **Akarui Hoshizora** (明るい星空) by Tsukumizu 14. **ROTTEN** by kashmir

Collection of oneshots. 1. **Mannaka no Ouji** (まんなかの王子, Sandwich Prince) 2. **Wagashiro no Amanojaku** (わが城のあまのじゃく) 3. **Jippu Jippu Byuun!** (ジップジップ☆ビューン！, Zip Zip Whiz!) 4. **Okimochi wa Dotchi!** (お気持ちはどっち！) 5. **Koisuru Okosama Size** (恋するお子様サイズ)

This Manga doesn't actually have any plot since it is a Manga-how to" rather than a work of fiction. Broken down into 3 parts, the first part is a series of lessons by Akira Toriyama on how to draw Manga (including what not to do), this part is rather amusing to read. The second part is a series of technical pointers from Akira Sakuma, this part is less amusing than the first. The last section is comprised of comments made by Toriyama in regards to amateur Manga work sent in to him in a contest sponsored by Shonen Jump.

"I'm dying but you still do not forgive me" Shuu Matsumoto, a college-dropout living the NEET life, felt it wasn't worth living anymore. At the invitation of his friend Tomi, he decides to visit his hometown and his old high school. A chance encounter with childhood friend turned celebrity, Kiriyama Sayane, turns the wheels of Shuu's fate once again.