Harasuma and Himeko attend an all-girls school academy. Harasuma dislikes Himeko for being so popular and talented and plans to find and exploit her weakness. Does she really dislike her after all or is the truth entirely different?
A collection of short stories by various authors that feature guys with glasses.
The darkness of vampires corrodes the entertainment industry. A "real" light tears through that darkness - the Animate Theater, located underground in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. Here, the first solo live performance of "Banflame", the idol group to which the main character, Chishoko, belongs, is taking place. Ko is chatting away as usual, but something strange happens in the middle of the concert!?
I suddenly resigned from my job. And just as suddenly, I decided to make my debut as a vtuber. For some reason after I had quit my job at my black company, my younger sister suggested that I, a man who was almost 30 years old, become a vtuber. Thus, I became Rei Kanzaka, a vtuber belonging to the virtual talent agency, "Anda-Live." However, as "Anda-Live," consisted mostly of female vtubers, I was attacked by viewers simply because I was a male vtuber. Moreover, on the second day of my debut, a flame war was started because of my genmate and he was terminated?!
A complete manga adaptation of this fall's biggest coming-of-age anime movie, *Ganbatte Ikimasshoi*. Set in Matsuyama in Ehime Prefecture, this is the story of high school girls who devote their youth to their school's rowing club! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
Protagonist Kurumi Namihira, who always dreamed about working at Tokyo Dream Land, ends up getting a job at an amusement park far away in the countryside.
Elsa, a moving scarecrow who has been asleep for decades, decides to live on Noko Island with the help of Tomo, the schoolgirl who woke her up. (Source: Square Enix, translated)
A heart-throbbing youth story about Naomi, a high school girl who lives in a convent and grows up little by little while worrying about love, family, and the future. (Source: Kosaido Shuppan, translated)

