61
64
69
The plot follows the adventures of Isamu Akai and his Pokémon as they go back to Johto. It is chiefly a gag manga using crude humor and slapstick. (Source: Bulbapedia)
A boy and a girl, each with his and her own troubles in life, meet and spend time together at their "secret base"... (Source: Comic Comisol, translated)
Sayo Ishino is a young office lady with very cheerful and energetic personality. The yonkoma series follows her as she pursues her object of affection, a fellow office worker who sits next to her.
Makunouchi: Kubonouchi Eisaku Kessakushu is a collection of short stories that seinen author Kubonouchi Eisaku, known for notable titles such as Chocolat, Cherry and Watanabe, has written in his early days. The contents of this book include: Laplace Yocchore! Tosamaru-kun Bell Robot High School Girl Kaoruko's "Heartbreak" Bizzare -- The Terror of the Salmon-Man Robot High School Boy Kawarazaki Ayumu's "Seishun-I-N-G" Help! Viva Eros Academy Okappiki Eiji Dream of Pumping Up Present "Makunouchi" is a kind of bentou, served during Kabuki in the olden days. It either got its name from the lunch the audience would eat during intermission, or perhaps from the lunch actors would eat during this time (seems plausible since the actors are also "behind the curtain", which is actually the literal translation of that phrase).
A sequel to Minna Atsumare! Falcom Gakuen featuring casts from the latest Nihon Falcom games.
No matter how you look at it, Kamijou is an average guy. On the other hand, his ex-childhood friend, Aikawa Itasu, is a popular and intelligent girl. Believing his childhood friend to be in a whole other world than himself, he starts putting distance between them... until one day, Kamijou’s cat, Peace, sneaks off and visits Aikawa. The two of them start talking again. What's Aikawa's motive for feeding Peace? And... will they end up reconnecting? (Credit: Rayns&Lele Scans)
The plot follows the adventures of Red and his Pokémon as they travel to the Unova region. It is chiefly a gag manga using crude humor and slapstick. (Source: Bulbapedia)
Toko is a shy, awkward girl who hates her summer holidays. They just don't seem to end, and she's right. She is stuck on August 31st. Every day's the same as any other August 31st, except when a new character comes and changes how her whole day goes, and what she learns later on is not what she wanted to know...
The pudding empire's home planet only has a lifespan left of one year. Thus, they aim to invade Earth and make it their own... but first they've got to wipe out those annoying humans who are currently inhabiting the planet. Planning an invasion turns out to be much easier said than done, especially when your human-killing monsters start having problems with morale, sickness, family issues, and so forth...
The story is about Miyagawa Shota, who just graduated from high school, and left his hometown to work in the famous Tsurumoku Furniture factory outside of Tokyo. In the company dorm, Shota is roomed with Tabatake, the most senior resident of the dorm and the most obnoxious roommate, and Sugimoto, the in-house Casanova. With these two roommates, Shota is constantly caught in awkward situations. (Source: manganews.net)
She died a year ago. Their grief still raw, her brother and her childhood friend go hiking to look for a snakeskin. *Note: Winner of the 2018 Spring Shiki-shou Shikitaishou Award. Published in the 2018 May issue of Afternoon Magazine.*