Sakai overlaps his body with his twin younger brother Yuji as a substitute for the man he loves. He feels guilty for dragging him into satisfying his own sexual frustration, but in truth, he has feelings he's been hiding…? **Original:** [cmoa](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/109070/) | [Renta JP](https://renta.papy.co.jp/renta/sc/frm/item/141265/)

A anthology of various mangaka's one-shots, each remaking a different chapter of *[Black Jack](https://mangabaka.org/search?q=anilist%3A31600)*. Volume 1 1. **Saigo no Shounin** (最後の証人); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2004-12 (2004-09-24); \[Akino Matsuri\] 2. **Nanji no Rinjin wo Aiseyo** (汝ノ隣人ヲ愛セヨ); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-01 (2004-11-24); \[Yoshikawa Utata\] 3. **Dracula ni Sasagu** (ドラキュラに捧ぐ); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-08 Extra-Large (2005-06-24); \[Kakinouchi Narumi\] 4. **Meguru Ai** (めぐり会い); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-07 (2005-05-24); \[Midori Yukako\] 5. **M no Densetsu: Koutei to Yobareta Otoko** (Mの伝説 皇帝と呼ばれた男); Elegance Eve 2005-07 (2005-05-26); \[Kazama Hiroko\] Volume 2 1. **Shi e no Ichijikan** (死への一時間); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-06 Extra-Large (2005-04-23); \[Hosoma Shinichi\] 2. **Nekogami-ke no Hitobito** (猫上家の人々); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-05 Super Extra-Large (2005-03-24); \[Ochazuke Nori\] 3. **Migawari** (身代わり); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-08 Extra-Large (2005-06-24); \[Senno Knife\] 4. **Yami no Naka no Mokugekisha** (闇の中の目撃者); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-02 Extra-Large Additional Volume (2004-12-24); \[Oomai Kiriko\] 5. **Kotsuniku** (骨肉); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-04 Extra-Large Additional Volume (2005-02-24); \[Sou Michiko\] 6. **Kizuato no Kioku** (傷跡の記憶); Monthly Susperia Mystery 2005-10 Extra-Large (2005-08-24); \[Suzuki Yuka\]

The series centers on Makoto Shiranui, a boy who travels to Tokyo seeking to become the apprentice of Mamoru Hoshisato, a world-famous magician and friend of his parents. Ever since he had watched a show by Mamoru and his wife Maive, he had dreamed of being a magician. Their daughter Kana (nicknamed Hatena) has been Makoto's friend since childhood. Even though Tokyo has had a rash of burglaries by a beautiful woman thief, Makoto can rest easy as long as Hatena is there. When he arrives at the Hoshisato residence, a haunted mansion, the family butler Jeeves and the maid Emma greet him, and he is reunited with Hatena, only to find out that they don't really get along now. (Source: Anime News Network)

Original writer is Kitajima Takashi and mad into a manga by Kitagawa Miyuki, Lettuce to Ken is a manga about Satsuki who grow up in Kendou Dojo. Satsuki has short patient and always end up in a fight with the bully. She knows Kendou very well because her father is a Kendou Instructor and he also own a Dojo. Satsuki's dad has had it with Satsuki so he send her off to stay over with her uncle at Kamakura. At Satsuki's new school, the director is very strict and the Gym teacher here is abuse his power to discipline children by using physical violence as a corporal punishment. Will Satsuki make it in this school?

Taking place somewhere in the 1970s in Tokyo, Japan, Bunkyo-ku, Hongo. Nobotta Ooyama lives a poor life as a rounin after failing his initial college entrance exams. Living in an apartment complex after losing jobs and chances to get into college, Ooyama struggles everyday with life's inconveniences while also dealing with loneliness. He is constantly called a beast for his arrogant and messy behavior, but Nobotta has a sympathetic soul underneath it all and despite his looks and lifestyle has a good relationship with a number of women. (Source: Kodansha, translated)

Tips to treating your chinkos the right way on a hot summer night. By the resident experts! Only here in Chintsubu Mini! (Source: Yokubou)

"This wand will bring you 'fortune', I'm sure." Lulu is an incredibly positive girl, who is overflowing with dreams and hopes. She aspires to become a magician after falling in love with her grandmother's magic. However, she was not born with an 'element', like everyone else who is able to use magic, which becomes a hurdle for her to achieve her dream. In the world renowned "Mils Clare Academy", in the magic capital Latium, Lulu goes through daily struggles to harness an inner element. Friends with peculiar characteristics begin to gather around her. Every day she seems to find herself involved in all kinds of happy(?) trouble. Based on the incredibly popular otome game by Otomate, Wand of Fortune is now reintroduced in manga format.

The heroine wakes up on the morning of August 1 and discovers she has absolutely no memories of the past. A boy appears before her, and he introduces himself as a “spirit” named Orion. The heroine struggles to regain her memories under the guidance of Orion. She then gets a phone call, but she does not recognize the name on her mobile phone screen. She meets her apparent “boyfriend,” despite not knowing his face. An adaptation of the game's original fandisk AMNESIA LATER.

Tatsumiya Island is a small, idyllic haven for those lucky enough to call it home...until a surprise attack by a savage enemy shakes the water-locked paradise to its core. With Festum on the warpath, it's up to the island's dedicated inhabitants to pilot powerful Fafners and fight back! Before the gun smoke clears, illusions will be shattered and lifelong friendships will be stretched to their limits. Will this peaceful island survive the chaos of all-out war? Fafner- Dead Aggressor is a full-throttle fight in the name of defending peace and defeating evil! When a group of friends gears up to take on vicious Festum attackers, there's no telling who will become a hero...and who will be sacrificed to the ravages of battle. Life as they know it is on the line, and these brand-new soldiers learn to trust their instincts (and one another) in order to man their Fafners with fearless skill. Man and machine unite to take down all invaders...and save the homeland! (Source: DMP)

Special 4-koma series published to celebrate Hana Yume's 900th issue anniversary.

Hito Natsu no Kids Game (ひと夏のKIDSゲーム Hito Natsu no KIDS Gēmu) is a short, debut manga work by Ken Akamatsu, the creator of Love Hina. The manga was published on September issue of Kodansha’s Magazine Fresh on September 10, 1993. Ken Akamatsu later received Kodansha’s "Freshman Manga Award" (Japanese: 新人漫画賞/少年マガジン新人賞) and Special Jury Award (Japanese: 審査員特別賞) for this work.The manga was re-published on 20 May 2001.