An official 4-koma manga by various artists about the videogame, "Super Mario Sunshine", published in 2002.

A woman is tormented and haunted by a ghost, her life feels like it is falling apart. But then, she learns something.

Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic is a three-volume promotional comic for Sonic the Hedgehog distributed alongside the Japanese magazine Mega Drive Fan. The comic tells the story of the first game, with Sonic traversing across South Island and rescuing his animal friends from Dr. Eggman. As the comic was created before the final release of the game, there is a number of references to old concepts and prototype material. Sonic is the lead singer of a band, travels through Sparkling Zone and Clockwork Zone, and the final issue details how Sonic became the mascot of a deceased pilot.

Everyone remember that classic story of "Journey to the West", where 3 travelers help a monk to right their misdeeds? This is not that story... "Chinyuuki: Tarou to Yukai na Nakama-tachi" is a parody of "Journey to the West", where an assassin by the name of Tarou Yamada is trying to right his misdeeds by travelling with a monk. Tarou's misdeeds were essentially assassinating tons of people and pooping on their graves. A monk saw him and cursed him into a baby-monkey-hybrid-thing. With the help of the Monk, Tarou has to battle demons and other weird anomalies to help regain his human form. (Source: TV Tropes)

Those who are troubled by strange phenomenon go to the forty-fourth room of the fourth floor of the fourth hall of Higashisei University’s Literature Department. There they will find Zettaijou Araya, a tall, pale, and handsome collector of all materials related to youkai. Perpetually clad in a black haori, he consults people suffering from supernatural problems. The season is spring, and the university campus is crowded with new students. One day, a freshman by the name of Yunoyama Ayane decides to pay a visit to a certain room…

I want to eat delicious food... but if I eat it, I'll get fat... In that case, all I have to do is exercise as much as I eat!

Taking place around two decades before the events of Kamen Rider Saber, this supplementary volume chronicles the high school days of current-era Kamen Rider Buster, Ryo Ogami.

Gaku loves to run more than anyone he knows, and because of that he always strove to be as fast as he could possibly be. He keeps on running as earnestly as always despite the fact that most students make fun of the running method he uses to compensate for his short stature. As the pain and humiliation starts to wane his motivation, he promises to himself that the next event will be his last.

In an age long lost to legend and myth. In an age where humans had still yet to establish a system of writing. It’s said that there existed a Magus in a country named Scarlet. It’s said that he imparted knowledge concerning language and writing, taught how to cultivate the lands, instructed the ways of raising animals, and brought about the gift—nay, the magic of fire. It’s said that he was a dauntless youth, a dragon clad in scarlet red scales, a person worshipped far and wide. It’s said that this man was the God of Civilization. Yet strangely, his name had been virtually wiped from the records. Therefore, he was simply referred to as— —The Magus of Genesis.

One of the first science-fiction manga, Kasei Tanken is a story of an expedition to Mars by Tentaro with his cat Nyanko and his dog Pichi.

Taro is a dog lover who is overworked at a black company. One day, Taro got hit by a truck while trying to save a wolf-like creature that was about to get run over, and loses his life in the process. Taro wakes up in another world, and the Goddess gives him the right to be reborn as Fenrir, the strongest spiritual beast, with the power of a god. However, due to the whims of the Goddess, Taro is transformed into a cute (but powerful) creature that is "Fenrir" on the inside but "Shiba Inu" on the outside. He is sent to a humble princess who prayed to Fenrir, the divine wolf, believing him to be the messenger of salvation. "Am I really that strong?" Unconvinced, Taro (Shiba Inu) sets off on an adventure with the princess. But as they travel, his true strength is revealed. The strongest doggy can steal away the skills of the opponents he bites, on his way to becoming unrivaled! A relaxed, fluffy fantasy! (Source: HJ Bunko, translated)