Here is Pita-ten as you've never seen it before! Koge-Donbo's loveable characters; Kotarou, Misha and Shia, are all here, illustrated in a unique, fresh style by the some of the biggest fans of the bestselling manga! Different manga-ka from Japan add their personal touch to the romantic series. But it wouldn't be Pita-ten without an original tale from Koge-Donbo.

*Notes: \- Includes the one-shot "Nio no Ukisu (鳰の浮巣)". \- Includes the one-shot "Shinobu Yado (忍ぶ宿)".*

Sora, a plain girl who longed to be a magical girl, was scouted by the lady-boss of an evil army! With two handsome henchmen in tow, the hidden talent of a bad girl awakens...!　 (Source: Hakusensha, translated)

The love between Theodore and Sonya, born from two different breweries in the same town, gets caught up in their rivalry....... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

In a world where dungeons are commonplace, a boy spends his days simply enjoying live commentary on message boards. However, one day, an accident during a live stream changes his life. By chance, he begins his career as a video streamer. How will his fate change? (Source: Akita Shoten, translated)

An early gekiga work of Tezuka, serialized in a newspaper. One night, a man with a mysterious trunk of gold comes to stay at a hotel. By the next morning, he has vanished, leaving behind his trunk. The man went by the name of Shunsuke Ohtori - but the name actually belonged to a reporter who had never went to that hotel. Shunsuke finds himself, along with some others, wrapped up in the mystery of the trunk. There are also several parties after the trunk for their own ulterior motives. Just who was that man, and what is inside the trunk?

A helpful text message went out to people whose lives were in danger, guiding some of them to safety. This guidance system called itself the "Police Inspector." Later, a few people whose lives had been saved by the "police inspector" received another text, asking for help. This is how a group of three disparate people, high-schooler Natsumi, Shogo, and the gangster Teru, found themselves together, taking cues from a mysterious texter as they tracked down a criminal. But who or what is this mysterious texter, and can they really trust it? (Source: MangaHelpers)

A one-shot published in the April 1979 issue of Garo, this work is said to be prototype to the OVA *Kujira no Chouyaku*. In the story, an old man relaxing on a beach, discovers a fascinating ship grounding.