Bubul is a young monster who lives in a dimension inhabited by other magic beings and monsters (majins). One day, he meets Patchi, a thief who came from Earth to Bubul's world.

Official manga of Wario Land: Shake It by Yamanaka Akira.

A young girl, Fumi, was sent from Tokyo to live with her aunt in the countryside. She was confused by her new environment, and was often bullied to tears by the local children while she was little. Five years have passed, and Fumi had become a pretty schoolgirl in her sailor suit uniform. Although she didn't actively chat and mingle with her classmates, she did have a special friend with whom she spent time after school. The nostalgic wooden school building and the light-hearted conversations of everyday life draw the reader into the faint sentimentality of a bygone era. A love story between two people that do not overlap. (Source: Aokishi, translated)

Year 20XX. In various parts of the world, there are gates that connect to another world. There are tens of thousands of demi-humans and monsters living in Tokyo alone and various services have been established to accommodate the residents from the other world. One such place is the real estate agency called Ebisu-ya.

Kenichi Furuya is a newly graduated doctor who has just passed the National Medical Examination after completing six years of studies at the university medical school. He and four of his classmates are scheduled to undergo a two-year internship at St. Antonio's Hospital in Yokohama to become full-fledged doctors. While Furuya is taking a nap in the resident's room after dropping off Suzuki, the drunken head of the internal medicine department, at the resident's welcome party, a group of injured bikers are brought in. Furuya is also summoned to the emergency room and told to stitch up a laceration on a young man. Furuya is flustered and frightened by his first big job, but when he somehow finishes the sutures, he realizes that he can manage it. Furuya faces the various illnesses and problems of his patients, and with the help of his colleagues, he gradually discovers the path he should take as a doctor.

I am “Villainess Belita” from a romance fantasy novel. I’ve possessed the body of a character destined for a gruesome death—one who stalks the male lead, torments the female lead, and meets a tragic end. If I want to survive, there’s only one solution: call off the engagement with the male lead before the novel begins and leave this city. After meticulous planning, I succeeded in ending the engagement and secured a diamond mine as alimony. …I thought I was finally safe— But then came the shocking news that the male and female leads had broken up. The male lead, who used to despise me, confesses his love, the female lead looks up to me like a savior, and the man who was originally destined to kill me is now flirting with me. Even a character who didn’t exist in the original story says he’ll risk his life for me. But even though the original story has turned into such a mess… what’s with this unfairness where only the events driving me to my death are still unfolding as planned? In this chaotic mess of the original story, will I… be able to survive? (Source: KakaoPage, translated)

From [Mixini Studios](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=4101): What does it mean to “like” someone? And what exactly is all this “love” nonsense? Sixteen-year-old Kaguya Takemiya can’t wrap her mind around this “romance” mumbo-jumbo, and nobody would explain it to her — not her family, her friends, or even her boyfriend(?). This stuff doesn’t show up in any textbooks, yet it’s all over the damn place. People throw that phrase around so casually, even when they’re not sure of their true feelings. As for Kaguya, well, every time she gives those three words a try, it comes out as just two: “How boring.” It’s a pretty awful thing to say to a loved one, whatever the hell that means. But no matter. There are more pressing matters at hand, namely, the masked individual who has been quietly staring at her…