****Volume 2 : Rebel and Phantom Thief**** **1. Candy by Haibara Yaku** **2. "Such a Story" by Mazaki Haruka** **3. Flies by Minekura Kazuya** 4. Arabiana by Mizuhara Kenta **5. The Ancient History of the Three Thieves by Takayama Shinobu** 6. The Adventure of Captain Arco Iris by Tsutsumi Shouko **7. Skyhigh Tension by Fujimura Ayumi** 8. Mushroom and Kappa: Arcana compilation for thieves on business trips by Magami Guriko 9. The Lonely Mountain Robber by Tachibana Ayun 10. Lanekeeper by Fujiwara Yuu 11. Moonlight Honey by Shindou Arashi 12. The Unlucky Pirate by Asada Yasuka 13. Strobo Rider by Kouzuki Reo **14. Moonlight Dance by Kouga Yun**
The daughter of Aiko Sue, a famous Japanese pianist, Asako Sue struggles to grow as a pianist and as a person, and understand others around her.
In Imperial Year 144, Ariadne Bernett lived out her life branded as an infamous villainess for her involvement in a poisoning incident within the empire. —or so it should have ended. When she next opens her eyes, she finds herself in the Empire twenty years later. She has possessed the body of Ariadne Philburn, a timid and withdrawn young duke’s daughter. The real Ariadne, however, took her own life at the age of twelve. Determined to fulfill the unspoken wishes of the girl whose body she now inhabits, she resolves to live on as Ariadne Philburn. What kind of happiness can two women with the same name—but completely opposite lives—ultimately find together?
Son, the protagonist, was a free writer who deeply loved a woman he called 'elder sister' Shue but she was dead. Fu, an apparently young, skilful but cunning Taoist priest, re-animated Shue and used her as a zombie body guard... In order to acquire the method of full resurrection of Shue, Son became an apprentice of Fu and promised to help Fu with various unreasonable tasks. After that Son met different priests and necromancy practitioners, and he even visited the other sides of the world. Most of the stories are associated with Chinese necromancy and folklore and that is probably why it is called Necrolog.
Hinahoshi, a world-renowned millionaire, is a "collector" of rare and expensive objects. His best collection is Mizar, an immortal. Through dialogue, the two come to an understanding.
The boy asked the man, the man answered....."I've been there, in the Korakuen Arena, fought against Hanayama Kaoru, it was amazing." The boy asked him again but this time a question that terrified him to the core 'Where's the amusement park?" the man had no answer. This is a series of illustrated tales about a dark place inside the world of the Baki series, the so-called "Amusement Park" come and discover by yourself why strong men fear it so much. Take a peek at darkness itself!!!
Anthology of short stories by various artists, based on the video game Fire Emblem if Byakuya Oukoku (Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright in the west).
"I'm going to be sitting next to you! I hope we get along well, okay?" Kisaragi, who is now in the same class as me, seems to be able to "hear the thoughts of others." There was a huge difference between "hearing" and "reading" the thoughts of others, and she was tired of being able to hear everyone's thoughts, regardless of whether she wanted to or not. Well, of course I felt pity for her, but there wasn't anything I could do about it. That was what I thought, but... Somehow, it looks like when she's beside me, her power is only limited to my thoughts, and she can get some peace and quiet. But even so, aren't you a little too close to me?! No, it's not like I'm getting nervous just because there's a beautiful girl right beside me or anything like that! That's right. Today, my thoughts are once again being read by her. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
An anthology comic of Hidamari Sketch by various mangaka.
'Jane' portrays the adventures of the crew of Janeth V, Earth's fastest spaceship. As it belongs to an interplanetary alliance, this spaceship is the workplace of humans as well as aliens. Their aim is respect for the order of space and discovery of new worlds. This is quite an unusual manga due to the fact that the authors collaborated with an astronomer to develop the technical side of the story and depict facts about space travel accurately

