A oneshot about two cosplayers, Minami and Kitazono, and the relationship between those two.

*"Please, just give me a day off..."* Souma Hajime, the one and only dungeon explorer in the backwater town of Mifune, is forced to handle all the work by himself due to his guild's severe lack of manpower. In his private life, he is infamous as an annoying “backseat gamer” fan, sending high-value Super Chats to his favorite streamer along with unsolicited, hardcore advice. But his true identity is that of a genuine A-Rank Explorer, standing among the top 0.1% in the nation! This is the story of an overworked, seemingly unremarkable young man who, despite being stuck in a rural town, is about to make his name known across the globe.

Hachiro, a rebellious delinquent boy, is always being mean towards Karen, an orphaned girl who has lived with him since childhood. However, his true feelings aren't what they seem. Hachiro has his own reasons for not wanting Karen to fall in love with him. Because when Karen falls in love, she turns into a demon... (Source: Comic Ryu, translated)

The time is a fantastical near-future. The place: the dangerous industrial city of Chester Valley. Rachel, a willful daughter of a zaibatsu family asks a pair of androids to help her... A new tale of a retro-future sci-fi world by Saraike Atsushi. **Included chapter:** 0

Meet Abo Ozawa, ace pitcher. He can’t seem to make up his mind, on or off the baseball diamond. Off the field, he finds himself pulled in either direction by two lifelong friends. On one hand, there is the cute-but-fiery Hana Eguchi, who’s also an ace pitcher, even more famous, and constantly assaulted by reporters and talent scouts. There’s just no controlling this girl. On the other hand, there is the cute-but-controlled Noriko “Norippe” Asai. The third member of the trio, she finds herself overshadowed by her two friends. As events unfold, will he be able to choose between them? But Abo’s mind is on baseball, and he doesn’t have time to deal with these problems. Or does he? On the pitcher’s mound, on the one hand, his left arm has the control to put the ball right where he wants to with absolutely perfect precision. And on the other hand, his right arm is a powerful uncontrolled monster that flails fireballs at the plate too fast to see. Which glove should he wear? On or off the field, he is faced with the decision: right vs. left? In the end, will he be able to choose? (Source: ryColaa)

Included one-shot: Volume 2: Tomato to Yajima-kun to Miura-san

A modest but insistent paean to life, interweaving the stories of a sullen, middle-aged doctor and his innocent niece. The uncrowned masterpiece that was nominated for the Akutagawa Prize, losing only to Ishihara's *Season of Violence*, now shines once again in this manga adaptation! (Source: Torch, translated)

Dog lover Shinri wants to be a guide dog trainer. Unfortunately, dogs seem to hate him and co-worker Iruka never lets him forget it. But things change for the better with the arrival of new dog Wakame.

Tsuruta is the head of the art club at her school, but she's not a very good artist. The boy she has a huge crush on, an underclassman named Seto, is both handsome and talented in art! Tsuruta, who has a vivid imagination and a raging teenage libido, can't help being constantly distracted by vivid sexual daydreams. They don't stop at night, either, so Tsuruta is constantly sleep-deprived! Tsuruta is determined to improve her art skills, be a good club leader, and possibly get some attention from Seto in reality!

Tie-in manga for the 2007 Transformers: Animated cartoon, serialized in *Kerokero Ace*. While occasionally retelling events from the show, it often deviates from its plotline, being treated as a continuation to the live-action movie series by Michael Bay instead of a standalone entry, and often featuring spotlights for characters whose toys were released exclusively in Japan. *Note: Chapter count includes three extra chapters published after its initial run concluded, which were not collected in a tankoubon release. Those chapters were labelled "The Cool Extra (ザ・クール・エキストラ)" and often adapted plotlines from the show that Tsushima initially omitted.*

“Abandon romance! Love is an illusion,” she preached to the couples crowding the streets of Shibuya on a snowy Christmas Eve. It’s a love comedy about people who hate love!