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*Note: An adaptation of the light novel of the same name, which was written by Soraru and illustrated by Tsukasa Kiryuu.*
Aki Mashima is an overweight 30-year-old movie director with acne, who also happens to be a borderline lolicon with an irrational fear of large breasts. Mika Wanibuchi is an aggressively ambitious actress with an acute shortcoming in the mammary area, and an obsession with getting a pair of jugs that would make Pamela Anderson jealous. Shortly after their first meeting, Mika murders a famous busty idol, and Mashima decides to go on the run with her, filming their life on the lam. As if this set-up wasn't bizarre enough, Asakura adds more twists. Mashima is attracted to Mika's prepubescent figure, a figure which she despises. She is attracted to his fat, pimply look, but whenever Mashima grows too fond of her, his looks change overnight to a handsome, svelte version of himself, a transformation which is barely questioned by the characters and explained away as "the power of love." This good-looking version, of course, repels Mika. In addition to this "magical" transformation, a large part of the story revolves around the mythical "Village of Big Breasts," a sort of combination between an El Dorado of the male libido and a casino bus tour for senior citizens. (Source: Robots Never Sleep Blog)
Over a hundred years have passed since the emergence of "Ability Users," those who possess supernatural powers and the monstrous aberrations that can only be defeated by said powers. Living in such a time, Yanagi Hayato's ability score is "0" marks him as a powerless individual, subjecting him to a life of constant oppression and mistreatment. In reality, Hayato's displayed score is nothing more than a bug caused by his ability, [Transcendent], the power to "sublimate himself into any existence." But the truth is, he's just been hiding the power to easily annihilate monsters―?!
Fuse are a hybrid creatures of humans and dogs. As there were rumors saying that they killed humans and ate their souls, the Shogun Government offered high bounty for hunting them. Hamaji is a young female huntress living in the rural part of Mutsu while her brother Dousetsu was living in Edo. The story began as Hamaji went to Edo in order to help her brother to earn some bounty. But in Edo, she met a mysterious young men being chased by others. His name is Shino... (Source: Wikipedia) Volume 2 contains the gaiden "Kemono no Michi" (獣の道).
Mikeyama has just become a Bakeneko, a monster cat with the ability to take on a human form to haunt households. What adventure will her first haunting job, a boy named Frederick, bring to themselves and those around them?
Sakamoto is back! This is a collection of extra stories from "Sakamoto desu ga?" on the daily adventures of our favourite protagonist. Follow him as he goes on about his daily life filled with extraordinary events.
Stella Crowley, a frail young lady with only a short time left to live, was about to have her home taken over by her stepmother and stepsister. But just before death, the sudden appearance of the Grim Reaper, Levi, led her to make a “contract to extend her life by three years”! The price for this extension? Entertaining him, and the method of sealing the contract was, unbelievably... a kiss!? Driven solely by her desire to find a trustworthy husband within her limited time, bear a child, and protect the Crowley Marquis family, Stella threw herself into marriage hunting. But for some reason, the Grim Reaper Levi kept interfering—!? Then her childhood friend knight and the Third Prince started pursuing her too…!? But none of them meet the criteria…! A time-limited love story woven by a young lady with a life sentence and a Grim Reaper guy, beginning with a kiss! (Source: SORAJIMA, translated)
It’s the present day. A small boy, abandoned at a shrine by his mother, is taken in and lovingly raised by a serpent god who has adored raising children since ancient times. However, being a non-human deity, the serpent god’s affection seems to be just a little… off the mark? (Source: Magcomi, Translated)
