Our heroine Pearl is getting dressed for a wedding. When she steps out the door, she finds herself falling through midair to a ship floating—also in midair—over the ocean!

This side story seems to take place during Calling and after Night Call. It mostly revolves around Shiki and Asaoka Shino at work chatting about their love interests.

A collection of stories revolving around crossdressing boys.

This is a tale from when mankind and nature had not yet parted. In the country of Izaron, which was hidden away by an ocean of foliage, there were two princes. The child of the king, Tiokia, and his brother's child, Rukishu, spent their childhoods as "prototypes"- they were neither princes nor princesses, as was characteristic of Izaron. As time passed, Rukishu became a prince, while Tiokia stayed physically androgynous. The country became conflicted as to which should ascend the throne as they aged, and the siblings' bond was severed as a result. In this timeframe, Tiokia gets sent to a neighboring country as a hostage as ordered by Izaron's king-!

Ryuuiichi Sugihara is a regular high-school boy who discovers a mobile game called Karman Gain, a game with the power to alter reality by giving up life points. He soon learns the consequences of running out of life points and gets entangled deeper in Karman Gain.

Amakata Taruu, aka Roo, a second-year student at St. Harrow High School, is rumored to be the daughter of a rich, prestigious family. What is the reason for her wanting to live independently on her own? The start of a gorgeous, theatrical coming-of-age story! (Source: Margaret Comics, translated)

During the Edo period, although the movement to educate commoners was growing, many unfortunately still could not read or write. Thus, daishoya, or people who made a business of reading and writing for hire, were a big help to the illiterate. Saei is one of these daishoya, but his job is not quite as simple as it seems...or as innocent...

Long ago, there was an ayakashi who challenged his victims to a battle of wits. If the subject succeeded, the ayakashi would grant them one wish, but if they lost, he would devour their soul. Only one person has been able to consistently defeat this ayakashi and his tricks: the clever Hanasaka Ikkyuu. The ayakashi follows him, ever eager to eat his soul, but for Ikkyuu, using the ayakashi's power to help others is worth the risk! When he chances upon a Yukionna (snow fairy) desperately in need of his ayakashi-extracted help, will his cleverness finally run out? (Source: MangaHelpers)

Monju, the last representative of the Japanese police force, can not believe his circuits! He has been assigned to a police station in a rural area. Aside of being forced to team up with Junpei Yamagashi, a young police officer obsessed with women and whether or not he's balding, he also needs to defend himself against hostility towards him. When a perverted voyeur gets reported the robot places his suspicions immediately on his partner. But Junpei won't stand for the accusations and is determined to restore his honor!

Zakkyo Jidai is about a girl called Kazuko who always puts on an act that she's a perfect, good girl. Prim and proper, people always think that her parents have the perfect daughter, but in fact it's all a facade. Kazuko loves her uncle Yuzuru who works as a professor in a college, and ever since she was little she's been planning to become his perfect wife... until one day her uncle announces to everyone that he's going to get married. Kazuko is shocked. Everything she has done is a waste, and even worse his fiance is going to live in the same house with her. How could Kazuko stand living under the same roof as that woman? She decides she can't. Kazuko asks her parents if she can move into another uncle's house instead. He's meant to be in Toronto, and she believes that way she can take the chance to get some alone time and heal her heart. Unfortunately for her, right before her uncle leaves, two other people end up begging him to let them use the house too. One is Kayumi, who always help Kazuko's uncle carry things around in supermarket and got kicked out of the place she was renting. The other is Tsutomu, the nephew of her uncle's best friend who wants to stay there to study for his Entrance Exams in peace. Without her uncle around, Kazuko reveals her true self; uncaring, demanding, and short tempered. She yells at Kayumi and Tsutomu, refusing to let them stay in the house until the tables are turned because Kayumi recognises Kazuko as the model student everyone looks up to at school. She threatens to shatter Kazuko's perfect image and reveal what she's truly like. Kazuko has no choice but to allow Kayumi to stay, and while she was dealing with that problem Tsutomu already obtained permission from Kazuko's uncle by phone. Now she's stuck with them. Living in a house with two people she dislikes, with her uncle Yuzuru's gay student checking in on them... how will their lives turn out?

Based on the vocaloid song by the same name.