Shigeru is a smooth-talking 2nd-year student at Tsunekusu Gakuen, which prides itself on offering an enjoyable school life for all students. To this end, there is a shop that almost every student knows about, selling everything from exam cheat sheets, scouting reports for upcoming matches, photos of girls, and even things that look like love potions. In the past, good luck charms for attaining love were also sold there and were quite popular. This shop is known as ‘gakuen seikatsu sougojo kenkyuukai’ (research society for helping each others’ school lives), shortened as ‘gojoken’. Shigeru went to check it out of curiosity and instead found the school idol Yukino there as a replacement sales person for the leader. Irritated at her awkward service, he decided to help himself, but ended up being mistaken for a salesperson by the other students. One day, Yukino called him up to the rooftop and gave him a stapler. She told him that it was a stapler of eternal bonds.
One day, a transfer student joins her class. But while all of the other students gush over how gorgeous this new girl is, Tsubame is taken aback. Can’t you see, she has a bird’s head?! she thinks. It turns out that Tsubame is the only one who can see this girl’s real form. Everyone else only see the magical illusion that she cast on herself. Everyone else just sees Suu as a normal, but gorgeous girl. Tsubame wants nothing to do with her, but Suu latches onto her, as the only person that she can share her secret with, and from there, the adventures begin! (Source: Living tall in Japan)
Elmer Grant, the son of a merchant family, is being harassed at Ramsus Academy of Magic, an elite school where the majority of students are aristocrats. With only one year left of his awful school life, he is forced to confess his true feelings to Jean Aster, the eldest son of the Margrave and hero of the kingdom, after being threatened by the sons of aristocrats! Elmer was prepared for Jean's wrath, but to his surprise, he is approached by Jean with a contract...!? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
The daughter of a count in the frontier, Liana, dreams of becoming a great knight and, despite being only 10 years old, has been training alongside strong men. The story begins when she awakens to healing powers during a magic awakening ceremony. Riana, who had hoped for highly offensive magic to compensate for her weakness of being physically weak, is disappointed, but is encouraged by her brother's words that if she can heal her own injuries, "as long as her physical strength and magic power last, she will take zero damage" and "become invincible." The story depicts the growth of a young lady who believes that "no matter what attribute you have, you can definitely become strong with enough effort." (Source: Natalie, translated)
This volume collects the four-chapter sequel to "Libero no Takeda" serialized in Manga Allman in conjunction with the 2002 Summer World Cup and four unrelated comedy one-shots
Teru is a boy passionate about the Zoids battle card game. Imagine his excitement when Professor Sonada introduces him to the Zoids battle card game simulator, where the card battles take on a realistic, three-dimensional feel! Now, Teru must learn how to lead his virtual Zoids army into battle and face up to his toughest opponents in the quest to become a worthy commander. One thing is for certain though - his Zoids battle card games will never be the same again!
