In the past, the military authorities devised a plan to create the "ultimate soldier." They were aiming for the further evolution of humans, and to create soldiers that had the power to be victorious over anybody. One man found the solution—a plan forgotten by God. Plans are executed. Forbidden seeds are scattered. Criminals are born. The world falls into chaos... A chosen person of great power—a "gift"—will be the one to find the solution.

*Notes: Volume 1 contains the following one-shots: \- Kaiki (回帰) \- K-ko-chan no Koten Kotohajime (Ｋ子ちゃんの個展事始) \- Shistesu Shichirigahama Doubutsuen (私設七里ヶ浜動物園) Volume 2 contains the following one-shots: \- K-ko-chan no Koten Are ya Kore ya (Ｋ子ちゃんの個展あれやこれや) \- Mongol no Daisougen de Uma ni Notta...!! (モンゴルの大草原で馬に乗った…!!)*

Rika wanted to ascertain whether her mother who has remarried is now living happily. In the city she visited, Rika met Seiya, a boy her age, popular yet somewhat compelling. Unexpectedly, Seiya was the son of the man who married her mother! Is this meeting only a coincidence?! **Included one-shots**: Volume 2: Maid in Shounen Volume 3: 3-gatsu no Koi wa Sora wo Tobu

Contains the following stories: \- Mou Hitotsu no Umi (もうひとつの海) \- Teenage \- Swimmer Five chapters in total, with the first two being on Karino Yoshihito\*. Third chapter's kinda on him too, but it's from the point of view of a classmate. Chapter 4's an innocent story of a girl who has to learn how to swim (school life tag's for this chapter and the previous one). The ending chapter is a short slice of life piece on the mangaka's experience with colors and painting since young. \*recurring main character in some of Nishi Keiko's stories; see "Mizu ga Kooru ni Naru Toki" and "September"

A manga adaptation of Dewi Sukarno's (ex-wife of Indonesia's first president, Sukarno) book.

The story of two outsiders ridiculed and shunned by their workplace and environment - Sakurai, an office lady femme fatale, and Oomura, an unlucky warehouse worker - forming an unlikely bond following a streak of bad luck.

Taiki Aoba, a 195cm tall junior high student, gets treated like a "mutant" when he plays basketball with other boys because of his physique. He was starting to doubt his "self" when he met Leo, the star of Japan's U16 national team. He told Taiki that his true weapon was not his height, but his "eyes," the talent to make the split-second decisions 1-on-1. Taiki was drawn to the freedom of basketball that Leo talked about, which does not judge a player by just his height. Now with a dream to surpass Leo, Taiki enters Aorei High School, a top basketball school in Tokyo! (Source: Comic Days, translated)

Kuryuuin Getsuka loves martial arts and she won a championship in middle school but her father forcibly stopped Getsuka from doing martial arts. She was brought back to a high class all-girls academy that she went to when she was in elementary school and it was where there isn't any martial arts club, so she started her own martial arts association.

Double the tasty, double the diabetes.

Hakukomaru (博光丸) is the name of the fisher ship that seals the cold and dangerous waters of the Russian peninsula of Kamchatka, always followed by an escort of Japanese Army. At board travel the workers who have to catch and tin crabs, hopeless and exploited until unimaginable limits by a cruel patron. It's a fiery critic against capitalism originally written as a novel by Japanese communist party member Takiji Kobayashi.

Eight years have passed since the death of the Giant of Hope, Crystalman—yet his enormous corpse remains just as it was that day, still slumped against the city. Has humanity truly attained peace? On Hope Day, the anniversary of Crystalman’s death, as the survivors offer a moment of silence for those who sacrificed their lives for the future, a certain plan begins to move under the direction of Defense Agency Deputy Director Keisuke Kamiya. Meanwhile, a glowing pen known as the Crystal Pen is delivered to Yohei Nozaki, who once fought alongside Crystalman… (Source: Pocket Magazine, translated)