4 select chapters, and a new chapter ("A Very, Very Lucky Birth"). Gon lives with the penguins Gon goes to mushroom hunting Gon journeys into the desert Gon and his posse A Very, Very Lucky Birth
A spin-off story about an older Teppei and his childhood friend Emily.
The sequel to Musume Monogatari. It features the 6th Generation, as well as the graduations of Abe, Tsuji and Kago.
In the future (1998), Japan has fallen under military control. As young men are conscripted to help with the war efforts for longer and longer periods, Risa waits anxiously for her boyfriend's return...
In his third year of playing pro, the 20-year-old goalkeeper, Ao Kamiya, was selected for the Japan national team for the first time since he carried his club from the lower ranks to the third place. On the day of the match, Kamiya, who started in the latter half of the game, defended the goal from the national team, despite the heavy pressure. Meanwhile, Kamiya's "one-play" became a mess throughout the venue. This is another soccer drama presented by Takatoshi Nakamura, the author who wrote the award-winning 1/11. (Source: Kodansha, translated) **Included one-shot:** Volume 1: Hiraku
The plot follows the adventures of Red and his Pokémon as they travel to the Unova region. It is chiefly a gag manga using crude humor and slapstick. (Source: Bulbapedia)
Karin Shinonome is a very unlucky girl. Very. After a terrible morning she is late to her first day at a new school but everything ends with a very strange gamble... When all seemed lost she is saved by her history teacher... That also hates gambling!
Gathered here are five "murderers," but each has lost their memories. The young amnesiac girl Es is their warden, tasked with investigating their "sins." As the pasts of these murderers are slowly revealed, what "punishment" awaits them in the end? When you learn of their crimes, will you be able to forgive them? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
Mikihiko Inaba is good at studying. He is upbeat. He has three close childhood friends. That is why he thought they could achieve the dream of being accepted into a private Tokyo high school. But that was just too ambitious. Having miserably failed his entry exams and being forced to enroll at the public high school in his hometown, Mikihiko becomes a recluse. When his childhood friend Keiko finds out, she attempts to restore their previous lives, discovering the changes in her friends' personalities...
17-year-old Lizolette was somehow magically pulled into the fairy world of a story book left by her grandfather. The Kingdom of Flower Crown Dragon is divided into few cities, one of them the City of Flower where Liz met the beautiful blue-eye Prince Esther with shining silver hair. They fell in love at first sight, albeit the stone-faced Esther would occasionally tease or make sarcastic remarks on her clumsiness which drove her insane. Esther decided to stay in the fairy kingdom for the sake of love whilst creating many comedies as she was struggling to adapt a new culture, as well as “fighting” against her love rivalries! But as the prince is always tied-up with his royal duties, Liz was often being left alone in their castle; where she felt increasingly her loneliness and insecurity of being an “alien” wife of a prince...
