A few days ago, non-fiction writer Katsuragi Shiho came to see Shikibu Takeru at his office in Tokyo. She gave him the key to his apt. and asked him to take care of her things if she did not return from her trip in 3 days. Unfortunately, she did not return in 3 days, nor in 4. Even more mysteriously, nobody seemed to know where she had even gone. Worried, Takeru dug deeper and eventually found 2 witnesses that said they saw Shiho and another woman who looked her age ride the ferry to "Island Kokushi" near Kumamoto. Takeru sets off to try to find her there, but what awaits him is a strange island where nothing is what it seems. In a place haunted with old tradition, a strange religion, and several mysterious deaths, can Takeru find what really happened to his friend? This manga series is an adaptation of the novel series of the same title by Ono Fuyumi (author of Ghost Hunt) and has the same suspenseful horror story style. Also, please note that the word "Kokushi" is not easily translated b/c it seems to be a word created by Ono-sensei, but it sort of means something like "faith of a non-approved deity".

At last, the genius mathematician, Dr. Eli, has been found! ...but he has horns?! The journalist Hidemi would do anything to get an interview with the reclusive doctor. However, Dr. Eli seems intent on protecting his secrets… (Source: Manga.Club) Contains: 1. **Nigeta Hitsuji no Tsukamaekata** (逃げたヒツジの捕まえ方); Vol. 30, 31, 33, 35 (2013/6, 8, 12, 2014/4) 1 2. **Nigeta Hitsuji no Tsukamaekata** (逃げたヒツジの捕まえ方); Vol. 30, 31, 33, 35 (2013/6, 8, 12, 2014/4) 2 3. **Nigeta Hitsuji no Tsukamaekata** (逃げたヒツジの捕まえ方); Vol. 30, 31, 33, 35 (2013/6, 8, 12, 2014/4) 3 4. **Nigeta Hitsuji no Tsukamaekata** (逃げたヒツジの捕まえ方); Vol. 30, 31, 33, 35 (2013/6, 8, 12, 2014/4) 4 5. **My Name**; kakioroshi 6. **Kirakira no Kimi** (キラキラのキミ); Vol. 23 (2012/4) 7. **Tenkousei no Tsunoi-kun ni wa Kaku ga Haeteiru** (転校生のツノイ君には角が生えている); Vol.2 (2010/5) 8. **Nil no Mizuumi** (ニルの湖); Vol.15 (2011/6)

Awaking to absolute chaos and carnage while on a school trip, Yogiri Takatou discovers that everyone in his class has been transported to another world! He had somehow managed to sleep through the entire ordeal himself, missing out on the Gift—powers bestowed upon the others by a mysterious Sage who appeared to transport them. Even worse, he and another classmate were ruthlessly abandoned by their friends, left as bait to distract a nearby dragon. Although not terribly bothered by the thought of dying, he reluctantly decides to protect his lone companion. After all, a lowly Level 1000 monster doesn’t stand a chance against his secret power to invoke Instant Death with a single thought! If he can stay awake long enough to bother using it, that is… *Source: J-Novel Club, Vol. 1*

Alisaie is a high school student attending Eorzea Academy, an exclusive institution created by the merger of former rival schools the Academy of Light and the Academy of Darkness. However, frequent quarrels between the students prove that a bitter divide remains between the Class of Light and the Class of Darkness. Worried about the ongoing conflict, headmistress Tataru decides it's time for some bold solutions to raise morale. Let the school games begin! (Source: Manga UP!)

A girl named Miu stumbles upon a mysterious pawnshop where the only item for trade is time itself! Everyone always searches for extra time, but are they willing to exchange something that is more valuable and irreplaceable — their most precious memories? These memories could be wiped out forever if the borrowed time is not returned. Tokiya, the shop owner, recruits Miu to work part time as a "Time Go-Between." Her new boss is sweet, but he has his own motives regarding the time he trades. And Miu must always remember the most important rule: Never speak of the shop to anyone. (Source: CMX)

The first fan creation to receive official recognition within the Vocaloid world, Hachune Miku is the small and spirited spin-off character of the famous Hatsune Miku. Equally recognizable by her long pigtails and affiliation with leeks, Hachune Miku and her friends go on their own adventures in this collection of comedic shorts. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

This fantasy story conveys the bond between a beast tamer and the strongest cat girl starting from their first meeting! Rein, a beast tamer who fights with the help of animals, has been a member of the hero's party for the longest time. However, unbeknownst to him, he was dragging down his teammates because he had no other abilities. "You have no worth outside of taming animals. You're fired." With that, he was kicked out of the party. At that moment, Rein no longer wanted anything to do with saving the world and decided to live for himself. Once he set out to become an adventurer, he met a girl from the cat tribe, a tribe believed to be part of the superior race. Meanwhile, the hero's party was unaware they were only able to fight the Demon King's army all along because of Rein's power... This story is about how the oppressed beast tamer met his destined comrades and formed bonds with them all. (Source: Manga UP!)

This manga adapts the "Run Through The Battlefront" story arc, that is compiled on volume 2 and 3 from the original light novel. *Note: The manga was cancelled due to the poor health of the mangaka.*

Miyashita Megumi, also known as "Gumi", was one of the only survivors in a plane crash thirteen years ago. Since then, she has been able to see two copies of every person and one of them always has a "C" on them. Thirteen years later, she now wears glasses, yet her left eye remains a puzzle. And then, her friend goes "missing". (Source: Chinatown KM)

In the distant future, Asumi--a girl who has no clue to her memories but a drawing of a green-haired, ponytailed person--finds her only friend in Asimov, a battered old delivery robot. The strange companions travel the stars together in search of the mysterious ''Miku,'' only to learn the legendary idol has taken different forms on many different worlds! (Source: Dark Horse)

An alternate universe ending for the legendary anime! What would have happened if the Human Instrumentality Project–from the final two episodes of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime–had never reached fruition? This official light novel series explores just that, allowing Shinji Ikari and the pilots around him to age three years and face a different future. This alternate ending began serialization in Japan a decade ago, and remains the only light novel series for the legendary franchise. With the original 1990s anime series having its very first streaming release on Netflix in Spring 2019, these light novels are a perfect expansion for fans new and old. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Volume includes: 1. **Kazoku ni Nattemimasen ka?** (家族になってみませんか?, Would You Like to Be a Family?) 1 2. **Kazoku ni Nattemimasen ka?** (家族になってみませんか?, Would You Like to Be a Family?) 2 Takemura is a distant, workaholic designer in the planning division. While most of his officemates had given up on interacting with him, his loud co-worker Masaki Natsui is persistent on breaking his indifferent demeanor. When one trip to the convenient store leads to Takemura crossing paths with Masaki and his adopted son, Mori, everything changes for Takemura as he is pulled into a somewhat makeshift family dynamic with the two. 3. **Kuma no Kimochi** (くまのきもち, Kuma's Feelings) 1 4. **Kuma no Kimochi** (くまのきもち, Kuma's Feelings) 2 5. **Hajimete no Renai Shinrigaku** (はじめての恋愛心理学, The First Love Psychology) (Source: Futekiya) *Note: Chapter count includes one extra related to the first story.*