Yukko had always felt that she has a hard time trying to express what she really feels and thinks about the people around her. She wants to sincerely praise her friend and express how good she was on her music recital but all she can say was, "Amazing," which she thinks is rather shallow. It just didn't sit right with her. On her way home contemplating about all this, she comes across a bizarre shop that might change her perspective and help her grow.

Astekaizer follows the exploits of Hoshi, a professional wrestler who could transform into Astekaizer, a champion of justice. Released alongside a relatively obscure TV show with the same name in 1976. The show was a mix of live-action (Tokusatsu) and animation, created by Go Nagai.

This story is set in the ancient times of Emperor Suinin (around 29 BC–AD 70). The story opens with the mythical wrestling match ordered by the Emperor, between Nomi no Sukune and Taima no Kehaya. This match is recorded in the "Nihon Shoki," one of the writings that compose the Kiki legends. Within this story, the match is ordered to determine ownership of a specific piece of land. After the match, the story continues with the effects of the outcome on those involved, such as the surviving combatant, the Emperor, the people of Izumo, and the loser's son Isachi. (Source: MangaHelpers)

Fermat's Last Theorem. It is the greatest problem in mathematics, and has fascinated mathematicians all over the world for 350 years. In 1951, in postwar Japan, a young mathematician took on the challenge of the "Devil's Proof." His name was Andy Homura. His life and the history of the mathematics world were set in motion by the appearance of a great genius, a young girl named Lama. The proof that Homura bet her entire life on begins (Source: Comic Days, translated)

Takeshi Kuri, a juvenile delinquent, has a talent for baseball, but smokes cigarettes, has brown hair, and hits people when he gets mad. By the time he was in junior high school, he had played on six different teams, four of which were suspended and two of which were disbanded. He was often ejected from games early on, or had to forfeit games, and was regarded as a useless pitcher by those involved. After being rejected by a number of prestigious schools, he was given one last chance at Yumenoshima High School. During the interview, he hit the manager, Kudo, but somehow managed to pass on one condition. The condition was that he would live with the coach at his house. Kudo is a man who once worked as a coach at the prestigious Toyo. On the first day of school, Kuri took the field in a red and white match. However, he is harassed by the head of the department, who values discipline and common sense. Hisato overcame many hardships and went on a rampage at the South Tokyo Tournament and Koshien. The insane baseball team creates a whirlwind nationwide.

Sickly and weak-willed, 15-year-old Miyazono Yuuri stumbles upon an ancient artifact known as the Witchblade. The weapon quickly takes control of her life and soon Yuuri finds herself succumbing to its incredible power as she seeks to protect her island home. *Note: A stand-alone novel that focuses on Yuuri, the Witchblade bearer chronologically between Takeru and Masane.*

The main character Luke has been an adventurer for fifteen years, but he could only use the skill Repair. Because of that he was known as the eternal E-Rank, third-rate adventurer. One day Luke was hired for cheap by a hero’s party to do odd jobs when he was forced to bear the consequences, caused by the hero's mistake and was left behind in the labyrinth of a difficult-to-clear dungeon. Luke was prepared for death, but his Repair skill evolved during his survival from the brink of death and Luke managed to escape. Now that Luke had returned alive, he decided to stop doing dangerous jobs and turned over a new leaf. Using his evolved Repair skill, Luke opened up a weapon shop for adventurers in a village with a small dungeon. He aimed for a slow life with his second life. His second life, where he lived quietly and comfortably at least, that’s what he thought, when a major incident shaking the entire country appeared before Luke’s eyes?

In 18th-century Paris, "A woman's fortune is made by marrying a good man." But Sophie, the daughter of a fabric store owner, spends her days thinking about mathematics instead, even in her sleep. At first, her family didn't understand her dream, but her "obsession" was infectious, and before she knew it, everyone was supporting her pursuit! (Source: good! Afternoon, translated)

Based off of The Song of the Nibelungs comes a manga about bravery, honor, and heroism. As the last of his people, Siegfried will stop at nothing until he becomes a legendary knight whose story will last eternity. If his legend lives on forever, then so will the memory of his people...and that is his sole reason for going on. (Source: Dan of Population GO)

After losing everything and running away, there is a free mahjong parlor in the crowds of Shinjuku. I have 0 yen to my name, Still I chose to live. This is a battlefield. And in a battlefield… it's kill or be killed. (Source: Takeshobou, translated)

*Manga adaption of Morimi Tomihiko's 2003 debut novel.* Set at Kyoto University, it narrates the story of a young man dealing with rejection, getting to the point of creepily stalking his affection.

A sequel of "Gakuen Kakumeiden Mitsurugi"