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"B Grade" is a manga that takes place a few years after the two lead males have graduated from high school. One of them came out in high school, and the other was a scary sempai who kind of took care of him. But now they meet at the same office, several years later, where the kouhai has yet to come out of the closet...
Volume 3 in the [Kishibe no Uta](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=28625) series. From [MangaHelpers](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=1011): A collection of four stories about lands where there isn't much water. The title story, Touzoku no Mizusashi features a young thief that steals a strange water pitcher, which never runs out of water. A mysterious woman pursues him, intent on regaining the pitcher. What is the connection of this magical pitcher to the woman, and to the thief's past? Other stories include "Nigai Mizu" (Bitter Water), "Joudo no Mizuuri" (Water-seller of the Pure Land) and "Futatsu no Ido" (The Two Wells). [tethysdust]
1. Tabibito no Ki 2. Touge no Shiro no Tsumetai Jouou 3. Zainin no Oka 4. Tabibito no Kutsu
In the past, the military authorities devised a plan to create the "ultimate soldier." They were aiming for the further evolution of humans, and to create soldiers that had the power to be victorious over anybody. One man found the solution—a plan forgotten by God. Plans are executed. Forbidden seeds are scattered. Criminals are born. The world falls into chaos... A chosen person of great power—a "gift"—will be the one to find the solution.
A compilation of short stories on the theme of “boxes.” 1) The Setting Sun An art dealer deals with the impending death of a promising young artist. 2) Always a Holiday with You A high school student’s fantasy becomes reality in an unexpected way. 3) Pandora’s Elevator 4) Coffin Under the Snow
A town in ancient China has fallen under a curse and all the water resources are drying up. In order to save everyone, a young girl has been picked as a sacrificial lamb for the water God Kahaku, who resides in a far away places called Suiko. The girl and his bodyguard En travels to Kahaku to prepare for her sacrifice, however, everything is not what it seems.
Takashi Asada who works as a debt collector, is having an affair with his boss Kikuchi, the president of Loans Kikuchi. They keep their relationship a secret from Kikuchi's wife--however, they are nearly found out when Kikuchi accidentally drops a ring from his pocket--ring matching the one Asada is wearing. They are saved by Tsutomu Kawae, who came to negotiate postponement of a debt repayment on behalf of his ex-wife and her family running a travel agency. Tsutomu takes the ring and pretends to be Asada's lover... now the debt collectors are indebted to Tsutomu and Asada is forced to 'test-ride' Tsutomu's new mountain-climbing vacation which is supposed to bring money to the travel agency and enable them to repay the debt. However, despite his initial dislike for mountain-climbing, Asada seems to be charmed by the newly discovered mountain paradise... or perhaps by Tsutomu?
Aoba Shuppan published the first 8 volumes. In 2009 Seisensha took over, reprinted the first 8 volumes, and continued with volume 9.
A mystery romance between a beautiful aristocrat and a Japanese student set in England at the beginning of the 20th century! For some reason, incidents haunt them everywhere they go. Al solves cases with his clear mind and Ichiro's ability to take action and his intuition, but these two begin to form a bond that goes beyond friendship. .. ..!?
1. Kageboushi-tachi no Shima 2. Hoshi no Ochita Basho 3. Hoshigari Bito 4. Kesshou Kaido
A bride walks through a desolate field... she is Konori, a girl eight years of age. In order to save her town from starvation, she was offered as a bride to Gemuri, a fearsome demon. As she traveled across the desolate grasslands of the Yellow Sea Plain, what fierce destiny awaits the girl at the end of the journey!? This collection of elegant works of Oriental fantasy Includes the title story and also "Kareno no Hanayome" (枯れ野の花嫁). (Source: Homesha, translated)