Ichi is a lone goze (blind woman singer) who has become separated from her traveling entertainment troupe. Wondering how she will find her place in life, she carries only a shamisen (a traditional Japanese stringed instrument) and a walking stick with a hidden blade inside. When necessary, she uses her exceptional sword skills to fight off yakuza and other villains.

Follow the antics of a snowman turned Yuki-Onna hellbent on destroying the sun with the help of a child named Himari and her Aunt Haru. *Note: Includes 7 extra chapters.*

This series is the continuation of Ookami ga Kuru! In order to investigate the strange phenomenon occurring in Northern Bayern, Germany, the church (KIRCHE) have dispatched the slayer Sirius. He rescues a young woman, Beate, who was being attacked by zombies. However, as the two attempt to leave, they’re attacked by more zombies. (Source: Aerandria) Note: Chapter count does not include repeat chapters from "Ookami ga Kuru!"

A spin-off of Remnant: Jujin Omegaverse about Juda and Daath raising their kids, Hugo and Shaia. The trickster twins take the center stage.

Yurie Hitotsubashi was just an average middle school student living in the city of Onomichi on Japan's inland sea. She spent her days worrying about exams and trying to get Kenji, the clueless boy she likes, to notice her. Then during lunch one day she suddenly announces to her friend Mitsue that she had become a goddess the night before. Their classmate Matsuri quickly latches on to Yurie's newfound divinity as a way to promote her family's financially struggling Shinto shrine. She hopes that in replacing Yashima-sama, their ineffective local god, with Yurie, it will make the shrine more popular. Now all Yurie has to do is figure out what she's supposed to do with her power. *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

In order to investigate the strange phenomenon occurring in Northern Bayern, Germany, the church (KIRCHE) have dispatched the slayer Sirius. He rescues a young woman, Beate, who was being attacked by zombies. However, as the two attempt to leave, they’re attacked by more zombies... (Source: Aerandria)

A girl's father is relocated by his job. She's recently found the "boy of her dreams" and decides that she's staying no matter where her parents move to! She's sent to live with her grandmother and enters the same high school her mother attended. It's a religious school run by nuns. She meets a very strange girl who thinks she’s cute and shows quite an interest in her.

A collection of short stories, each split into two parts, all based on the famous otome game and anime series, Hakuouki, which follows Yukimura Chizuru as she begins her journey to find her missing father in Kyo and meets members of the Shinsengumi, who harbor an awful secret. Each story is written by different authors and is meant to individually highlight Chizuru's relationship with one of the main characters of the series. Consequently, there is a story dedicated to Hijikata, Okita, Saitou, Harada, and Heisuke.

An anthology comic of Sakura Trick by various mangaka. **Volume 1** (2014/1/27) #Cover illustration: Tachi #Back cover illustration: Sazanami Chima #Inside cover comic: Arata Mai #Cover wrapping comic: Mijin Kouka #Color illustrations: Hanabana Tsubomi, Ushiki Yoshitaka, Hota., Taneda Yuuta (種田優太), ms, Yazawa Oke (矢澤おけ), Hanekoto (はねこと) 1. Amaimono (あまいもの) *\[Shima Tokio\]* 2. Misato Nishi Koukou Nanafushigi (美里西高校七不思議) *\[Kinniku☆Tarou\]* 3. Onee-chan wa Shinpai desu (お姉ちゃんは心配です) *\[Tokunou Shoutarou\]* 4. Nemuke ni Goyoujin (ねむけにご用心) *\[Mizutama\]* 5. Sakura Dream (桜Dream) *\[afro\]* 6. Give Me Vitamin (ギブ・ミー・ビタミン) *\[Hanzawa Kaori\]* 7. Kiss Kinshi Shuukan (キス禁止週間) *\[Makurabe Shoma (枕辺しょーま)\]* 8. Kaze Hiichatta (風邪ひいちゃった) *\[Boropikka (ぼろぴっか)\]* 9. Baito Trick (ばいとTrick) *\[Sakuraisu (さくらいす)\]* 10. Nyaing Girl (ニャイリンガル) *\[Nekomint (ねこみんと)\]* 11. Sakura Sweet (さくらSweet) *\[Meno (めの)\]*

\[I met him when I wanted to die.\] Miyuki Saga worked part-time at a convenience store. Her eyes were always empty and unmoved. "I want to leave soon..." The person who appeared before her, the local famous yankee, x passive beautiful girl. "I didn't think it would be fun to just go through each day mindlessly." Miyuki was the target of bullying among the class girls. Abandoned to all forms of harassment, abuse and sometimes violence... "to combat them, I went to school automatically, and then I worked part-time at a convenience store. I just wanted to end this loop." However, Miyuki's monochrome daily life changed when she met Onitsuka, the leader of the delinquents. "Sometimes it's hard, but when I'm with this person, the world starts to shine."

A collection of short stories of girls who love their megane boys~! 1. *Bousou♥Otome* by IKEYAMADA Go High school girl Chihiro is, in fact, a shounen manga author! She bases her manga on her wild ideas with her first boyfriend, Izumi-kun, but she's keeping it a secret from him...? 2. *Gyutto Shite Chuu* by CHIBA Kozue (Also included in Gyutto Shite Chuu) 3. *Kimi wo Choudai* by KURUMATANI Haruko 4. *Kyuukyoku Kareshi ni Yamitsuki Kanojou* by SHIRAISHI Yuki Chisako has a boyfriend that's the head of the public morals committee but she has a secret that he must not find out! (Also included in Ojousama no Himitsu) 5. *Seitokaishitsu de Himitsu no XX* by MAMURA Mio Mayu, who admired the student council president Kanzaki, enters the student council. But as she gets closer to him she finds out for the first time his cold, real face. 6. *Megane Jikenbo* by NAODA Tsuboko Chiri is always competing with her childhood friend who is the top of the school. Ever since the one time that her result changes, she can't stop her mouth from saying that...? 7. *Megane Danshi wo Hitorijime♥* by HATTORI Miki When Sakurai came early to class one day, she starts talking to guy who wears glasses in her class who also came in early. Bored by his responses, she decides to steal his glasses revealing this four-eyes is actually quite a bishie! 8. *Kimi no Heart ni Koi no Ya wo* by OTANI Hanayo Akane loves her senpai of the archery club. She happens to confess in full vigor, but the answer is NO!

Zenikko is a gritty look at money and capitalism, and one kid´s attempts to game the system in his favour.