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Kwon Seong-chan, an ordinary high school senior who wants to become a profiler. After graduating from high school, he announced that he would not go to college, causing a great conflict with his parents. One rainy night while leaving school late and staying cool with his family, an incident occurs in Sung-chan's house where his family is murdered, and Sung-chan holds a weapon in his hand. Seong-chan, who is caught right away at the scene, clears himself of false charges and traces the traces of his family to uncover the truth behind his murder.... (Source: Naver; translated)
A marine fantasy of a straight-laced marine biology reseacher and a cute humanoid girl he saved from the sea after a storm.
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Touko, whose hobby is cooking, lives with Chidori, a travel writer. To cheer up Chidori, who feels depressed because she cannot travel everyday, Touko decides to make "foreign food" recipes that give Chidori a taste of foreign travel while staying home. "Which country should we decide to go to tonight?" (Source: Akita Shoten, translated)
Hirakawa Kenichi is 70 years old and lives alone. He was expecting a leisurely retirement, until he was suddenly hospitalized due to illness. He laments his circumstances and complains about the awful hospital food, but what keeps him going is reminiscing about the "delicious foods" he has eaten in his life. His audience is a 29-year-old nurse who is confused about work, love, and life, as Hirakawa reflects on his life's journey through food. (Source: Big Comic Bros, translated)
Contains: \-Hikaru Nangoku no Senaka (光る南国の魚) \-Okaasan to Issho (おかあさんといっしょ) \-Okusama wa 88-sai (おくさまは88歳) \-Anata Nashide wa Ikiteikenai (あなたなしでは生きていけない) \-Momoiro no Senaka (桃色の背中)
Calendar Boy depicts the whimsical adventures of human personifications of national holidays on the Japanese calendar. Focusing on gags that are tied to stereotypes and images typically associated with holidays in Japan, like "New Year's Day" is a traditional Japanese individual, "Coming of Age Day" likes to drink, and "Valentine's Day" is an unrepentant casanova.