Sorata is an everyday boy, who loves a girl called Futatsugi. When he was in elementary school he saw a girl in his dream, and on the very next day Futatsugi, who looked just like that girl, transfered to his school. Sorata holds on to that memory, but after he finds out about Futatsugi and what power she holds, can he still say that he's in love!?

Marino Mori's secret is... she's an ESPer!! However she is unable to control her powers very well... and tries to keep it a secret from everyone around her. Just when she thought she could " enjoy a normal high school life", her classmate Shiro accidentally sees her using her mysterious powers?!

Nonna Petrova, a tall, sixteen-year-old ballet student in Kiev is unaware of her unique balletic brilliance. Having low self-esteem due to the unwanted comparison with her talented older sister, Nonna is “discovered” by leading ballet dancer Yuri Mironov, and, under his guidance, is led to stardom. *Notes: \- Includes the oneshot "Hello! Young Young" (ハロー！ヤング・ヤング); Ribon Comic 1969-12 \- Includes the oneshot "Eikou no Green Field" (栄光のグリーンフィールド); Ribon Comic 1970-10 \- Includes the oneshot "Miss Megane wa Otoshigoro" (ミスめがねはお年ごろ); Ribon Comic 1970-2 \- Includes the oneshot "Ashita wa Aozora" (あしたは青空); Ribon Comic 1969-7*

Yaji and Kita and their adventures parody two comedic figures from Japanese literature who wandered from town to town, encountering bad guys and generally making fools of themselves. In this iteration, they are two schoolgirls who wander from school to school, fighting the bad guys and generally saving the day. Rei Shinokita (Kita) is a butchy, serious blonde girl with a penchant for rescuing (and becoming the object of affection for) lovely young ladies, and Junko Yajima (Yaji) is a tall, lovely brunette girl with a impetuous nature and a habit of rescuing (and becoming the object of affection for) beautiful boys. In practically every arc of *Yajikita*, you can be sure of a few things – the yakuza will be involved, there will be much fighting, Yaji and Kita will be inutterably cool, the girl will fall in love with Kita and the boy with Yaji. (Source: Okazu, edited) *Note: Yajikita Gakuen Douchuuki was initially serialized in Bonita from 1982 to 1991. It continued to be serialized in Mystery Bonita from December 6, 2003, to February 6, 2006. The first 22 volumes were published by Akita Shoten between 1983 and 1991; volumes 23 through 29 were published from 2004 to 2006.*

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Harada Takumi is not even in junior high and he's already the best pitcher in the region, although he's frustrated and ready to give up, because he can't find a catcher who is good enough to keep up with how he pitches in this backwater town his family has just moved to. Then along comes a kid named Nagakura Gou…

The story of how Kat-Tun became Kat-Tun.

Meet with Medusa, a woman with snakes in place of hair who can turn people into stone. The last of her kind in the world.

Adaptation of a popular novel. Five years after the Tokugawa shogunate collapsed—- Kizou is the dour, misanthropic owner of a used-goods store. One night, out of the blue, the demon Koharu wanders into his house, having gotten separated from his group of wandering spirits. Koharu impudently assumes he can stay there for free, and Kizou unwillingly relents. The two of them wind up getting involved in the affairs of various spirits… A story of empathy among spirits during the Meiji era that will move you with kindness.

*Adapted from an award-winning novel by Ira Ishida.* A drama involving puppy love and life trauma, which became the growing ingredients of the Four Teens.