Living as the heir to the Togami Conglomerate, Byakuya Togami is suddenly attacked while on a trip to Prague with his biographer, a fellow student at Hope's Peak Academy referred to as "Blue Ink". Having his identity (and clothes) stolen from him, Byakuya listens as the imposter announces on live broadcast that, should he not be killed in 24 hours, he will take over the world. As the world descends into chaos with the propagation of the mysterious "Despair Book", it's up to Byakuya and Blue Ink to escape assassins and uncover the truth. (Source: TV Tropes)

Once Demons and Humans were at war, and special warriors were needed to defend humans. Now a peace treaty exists between demons and humans. To uphold it human warriors now protect demons from other predatory demons. The Yosogi family is given this thankless task--and it's heir is young Akira, who can't even stand up against his older sister. But only Akira can sense the presence of demons, so he must become the next Demon Defender. But their grandfather has brought in a shy girl named Matsuri--and Akira is warned in a dream he must protect her at all costs!

The series takes place in the year 2400, where the world is controlled by the "Solar System Alliance." The reason the Alliance was able to take control is because they wield mobile weapons. Those humanoid weapons use "Cyclonics" electric chips that convert the superpowers and wisdom bequeathed to mankind into interference power. These humanoid weapons which amplify their pilot's psychic powers are called "Titanic DOWLs," or just "DOWLs" (Defender Operated by Wired Linkage). DOWLs do not lose to other weapons, and are part of the Solar System Alliance's unit, "Sophia," who keep the world under the Alliance's thumb. However, this will soon change when two DOWL Masters—Aoi Saotome and Reine Ward Takajou—have a fateful meeting at a high school in an aerial city. (Source: Anime News Network)

The stories are situated to a research laboratory where the people who are alive and not infected by the disease try to survive while an overwhelming amount of zombies roam around the research facility making it impossible to escape. Cover illustration: Ike Reibun 1. **Shigo mo Kimi no Mono** (死後も君のもの) by USUI Ryu 2. **Sono Otoko, Shinizokonai ni Tsuki.** (その男、死に損ないにつき。) by CHIHAYA Hino 3. **Makkurayami no Soko no Soko** (真っ暗闇の底の底) by HOHAGI Aki 4. **Dead Dead Love Alive** (デッドデッドオアアライブ) by KIMURA Hidesato 5. **Nido Shinda Otoko** (二度死んだ男) by Kashio 6. **Saigo no Ningen** (最後の人間) by KATOH Muw 7. **Futaribocchi-biyori** (ふたりぼっち日和) by MACHINO Suteinu 8. **Zombie Cycle** (ゾンビサイクル) by Homerun Ken

It’s a multiple chapter serial by Masashi Satou, artist of the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s manga. Unlike previous manga in V Jump, it will be a story intentionally including cards from the real card game.

Sae and her friends from school make the "Magic-Users Club", where they try to learn magic, usually ending in some horrible/funny mess-up. (Source: Terrad)

*Note: This is the version serialized in Jump GIGA.*

Sayo and Nao are childhood friends and neighbours, but Sayo has been in love with Nao for years. With Nao being a year older than her, Sayo finds it difficult to confess her love for him because she believes he only sees her as a little sister. But when Nao tells her he's moving away, it's now or never...! (Source: Day of the River) *Note: Contains the oneshot "Cosmic Wonder - Fate's Twin"*

Yoshie Okahara moves from Hokkaido to Tokyo and discovers that it's much too hot during the summer for her tastes. A big part of that is the fact that her sweat and tears are nitroglycerin, leading to some rather explosive situations whenever she gets too hot or starts crying. Originally serialized in the non-magazine manga anthology "Petit Apple Pie", it was later serialized in Shounen Captain.

A girl joins the 'White Labcoat and Glasses' club to get closer to the upperclassman she's fallen for. She's then coerced into conducting an experiment in love with said upperclassman's younger brother...

A special manga to be published in the 34th volume of Weekly Shonen Magazine in celebration of the fifth anniversary of Fate/Grand Order.

1. Okujou ni Saku Hana 2. Sasareta Hito 3. Sotsugyou Moratorium 4. Futari dake no Kyoushitsu 5. Saigo no Hanabi ga Owattara 6. Denki-gai no Honya-san Bangai-hen: Unimate no Ouji-sama