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-Set in the year 2100, the story follows Yuisaka Azusa, a high school student whose brain was contaminated by nano-machines during a medical accident when she was a child. This accident granted her the "Ghost Drive"—a specialized cybernetic ability that allows her to access and interface with various electronic circuits.
A booklet included inside Harta volume 131 of one full-color chapter of Hakumei to Mikochi. The booklet features the popular Hakumei to Mikochi chapter Hajirai to Yosooi in a full-color “all-natural-color edition.” Supervised by author Kashiki, it was finished by a studio known for its meticulous coloring. Enjoy this story in color, where the usually boyish Hakumei is persuaded by Mikochi to wear cute clothes. (Source: Natalie, translated)
The "Grim Reaper" of the battlefield returns to his middle school days. Kurona Masamune, a mercenary who single-handedly turns the tide of battle on the East African battlefield, faithfully followed his father's teachings: "Don't have your own will, just follow orders." Living as the ultimate "tool," he loses his life due to betrayal during a mission. However, when he awakens, he finds himself in a middle school classroom 15 years in the past. "If I could do it over, I could do it better..." With this dying regret in his heart, the strongest former mercenary crushes evil within the school with "his own will" in this revenge action! Source: [eBookJapan](https://ebookjapan.yahoo.co.jp/books/986099/?type=serialStory), Translated
-"Today, let's try a rom-com where people can see through clothes!" At the Secondary Literature Research Club, club president and aspiring editor Aira Takiuchi proposes outrageous rom-com settings for the club to experiment with. But to the aspiring novelist Sakka Sasai, those settings suddenly become reality, starting with Aira-senpai's clothes actually becoming see-through. As they use a mysterious power that turns fictional settings into reality, the aspiring writer and aspiring editor work together to create one rom-com plot after another. (Source: MangaDex)
An anthology of manga works published in the 1950s that draw on the themes of atomic and hydrogen bombs and the experiences of atomic bomb survivors. (Source: Heibonsha, translated) Gensuibaku Manga Collection 1: Shokou (原水爆漫画コレクション１ 曙光) 1. **Daikouzui Jidai** (大洪水時代) \[Osamu Tezuka\] 2. **Taiheiyou X Point** (太平洋X點) \[Osamu Tezuka\] 3. **Bikini: Shi no Hai** (ビキニ 死の灰) \[Kaoru Hanano\] 4. **Uchuu Monogatari** (宇宙物語) \[Tatsuya Yasuda\] Gensuibaku Manga Collection 2: Senkou (原水爆漫画コレクション２ 閃光) 1-5. **Hoshi wo Miteiru** (星を見ている) \[Kazuhiko Tanigawa\] Gensuibaku Manga Collection 3: Enkou (原水爆漫画コレクション３ 焔光) 1. **Kieyuku Shoujo** (消えゆく少女) \[Sanpei Shirato\] 2. **Aa Nagasaki no Kane ga Naru** (ああ長崎の鐘が鳴る) \[Yuu Takita\] Gensuibaku Manga Collection 4: Zankou (原水爆漫画コレクション４ 残光) 1. **Tenpei to Neechan** (点平とねえちゃん) \[Fujio Akasaka\] 2. **Miyo-chan Shinanaide** (みよちゃん 死なないで) \[Mitsuo Higashiura\] 3. **Kage** (影) \[Jouya Kagemura\] 4. **THE WORLD WAR 3: Chikyuu THE END** (THE WORLD WAR 3: 地球 THE END) \[Leiji Matsumoto\] 5. **Sando-me no Sayonara (from Mangaka Zankoku Monogatari)** (〈漫画家残酷物語〉より三度目のさよなら) \[Shinji Nagashima\] 6. **Mahiru** (真昼) \[Futoshi Watari\] 7. **Namida no Orizuru** (なみだの折り鶴) \[Eiko Hanamura\] 8. **Kuroi Ame ni Utarete** (黒い雨にうたれて) \[Keiji Nakazawa\] 9. **Mariko** (真理子) \[Riyoko Ikeda\] 10. **Genbaku Urimasu** (原爆売ります) \[Takerou Nishi\] 11. **Ware ga Haha wa** (吾が母は) \[Seiichi Hayashi\]
