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Meet Nipori Ayumu, an 80 year-old man, who, due to a serious heart condition, has spent sixty years of his life confined to his house. One morning, he wakes up believing himself to be twenty again. In his mind, he has become the youthful young man that he once was. However, reality fails to keep up with his illusion, and everything around him seems to be quite different from what he is used to. So, he decides that he is simply dreaming. As his reality becomes his dream, his unhappy world turns into a life enriched with happiness and expectations for the future. Ayumu is now enjoying his life to the full again. Meet Kodai Narisu, an 18 year-old home-care worker who is newly assigned to look after Ayumu. To his great surprise, Narisu looks exactly like the girl he had fallen for when he was twenty and he immediately mistakes Narisu for her. Narisu, on the other hand, is trying to deal with her own secret love. She is living amidst the uncertainties of youth, struggling to find her way. Ayumu's happy dream. Narisu's fragile and sometimes painful reality. The story takes place in an old house, where these two contradicting worlds intertwine with each other through their words and exchanges. Ayumu gradually begins to realize what is real, until one day, he decides to find out whether what he believes to be his life is in fact a dream.
A heart-warming childcare comedy. (Source: Pixiv, translated)
Focuses mostly on the past and upbringing of Tsukuyomi Mana, and to a lesser extent, Maya. Showcases their meetings and relationship with Meiya and Yuuhi, and shows their perspective throughout some of the events from Alternative as well.
Chapter 1: **Himitsu no ansanburu** (Secret Ensemble) by Eku Takeshima Chapter 2: **Kimi to, tsume, hajiku** by Takeshisu Chapter 3: **Purorogu no yo ni** (Like a prologue) by Yorumo Chapter 4: **Yukidoke mizu wa mada tsumetakute** by Ogi Chapter 5: **Kimiiro shikuretto** (Kimiiro Secret) by Ameno Chapter 6: **Kore wa mada, koi janai** (This isn't love yet) by Yuama Chapter 7: **Kakkoii!! Ni nin haori souhou** by Hikari Matsuda Chapter 8: **Futari no himitsu** (Secret of the two) by Yuriko Asami Chapter 9: **Koisuru ongaku** by Sora Gouto
The third Strike Witches manga, cancelled after the first chapter. In it, the newly formed 501st JFW begins operations, encountering Neuroi for the first time as a wing, and cleaning their bath as a fraternization exercise.
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)
Legendary Mangaka Moyuru Hono is Back Again! The days of risking his life day and night to work on his manuscripts are a thing of the past... A semi-factual life story of a mangaka and businessman who now struggles not only with his manuscripts but also with his family business! Many superb guest mangaka appear! Don't miss the story of the closing of the Hono's bookstore, which became a hot topic on Twitter and various news sites! In addition, Moyuru Hono will appear on a TV variety show! His rivals are popular comedians!!!! Can a mangaka's best story be accepted in the TV industry? Kazuhiko Shimamoto presents his realistic mangaka fiction on the 40th anniversary of his career!
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.*