Behold the the struggle of the adorable little cockroach Gokicha-chan as she struggles to make friends with humans after moving to frigid Hokkaido to escape the unfortunate reputation her species enjoys in the Kanto region.

*"I'm sure we freak them out just by holding hands."* Orio Azuru is a young man who doesn't understand his gender. In this town, "he"—Midou Renri—is the freest, the one he fell in love with...or so he should have. Brought to you by Fujita, the creator of *Wotakoi,* the much-famed vocaloid song "Villain" is remade into a manga overflowing with heartbreak and excitement. How will their tale of love go in an era where we wish to see such stories?

High school delinquent Mura must put up with the annoying presence of new stepbrother Subaru when his mother goes away on honeymoon. Dealing with gossip at school is bad enough, but Mura's life is turned upside down by a forbidden locker-room kiss and the publication of an incriminating photo snapped by BL fangirls.

An anthology comic of Non Non Biyori by various mangaka.

The four Toura brothers have already succeeded in driving out all of the housekeepers that their father sent to look after them. But what will they make of Shinnosuke, their new live-in housekeeper... and a male one, at that? (Source: Biblo Eros)

In early summer, 2nd year of high school, Koguma's mom suddenly leaves, leaving only a note that says "Bye." She is alone, having no parents, no friends, no hobbies. She silently reflects, "I don't have anything." But a chance encounter results in her buying a Honda Super Cub with a disturbing history, and a new life suddenly blossoms open.

Yoningurashi shows the family life of the Hondas; Tarō, his wife Chiharu and their two children Yuri and Kotarō. A light hearted story on everyday life and their problems.

Meeting the super unlucky boy Murokawa Nijisuke changed the life of the black-haired beauty Yoitsuji Kuroha who had been a captive of the yakuza. For the two who have begun to walk on a fresh path, a new evil has begun to move with Kuroha as their target...

Each of the high school students in the small dance club is there for a different reason. Natsu joined due to her love of hip-hop dance, and Haba Takahiro's presence is all thanks to some relentless bullies. Whatever brought them all to the club, they're now learning about the different styles of social dance from the skillful vice president Kazumi and the hesitant president Hajime. As they learn the joys of dancing, they will also grow closer to each other...

After losing everything in the Great Famine, Amelia and Connor immigrated from Ireland to the United States of America in 1849 to find happiness and become rich in California during the Gold Rush period. *Note: It was announced on August 28, 2021 that the manga changed editorials, with the license now being owned by Kodansha instead of Shueisha. From volume 7 and onwards, the series was published by Kodansha physically (On the digital side, the manga had a re-edition made by Kodansha of its first 6 volumes, with the Shueisha digital version being discontinued after the launch of volume 7).*

When he was young, Kurosu Keisuke was in a special TV program showcasing children with supernatural powers, called "Esper Shounen". Seven years after the termination of the program, a murderer appears to be targeting the Esper kids, who he/she considers to be monsters. Will Keisuke and his old friends be able to discover the murderer and avoid becoming the next victims?! (Source: MangaHelpers)

This story is a spin-off of Minako Narita's *Cipher*, with Siva's friend Alex Levine as the main character. Ever since Alex was young, he has harbored a complex about his extremely pretty face. People are always comparing him to a girl, so to combat this image, he has thrown himself into practicing martial arts. One day, though, he is scouted by someone to become a fashion model, and thus begins Alex's tale of growth and romance!