It is about a boy named Techno who lived in a bomb shelter most of his life. He and his grandfather are amazingly smart. But one day Techno sees a girl named Hitomi on his yard. He instantly falls in love. He names her Daisy, even though she keeps telling him that's not her name. After 3 months of practice on a robot he decides to get a relationship started with her. But all he can do is stare. Then he decides to get full ownership of her, but she still doesn't really belong to Techno. Along their way on this crazy relationship, Techno's genius almost kills Hitomi multiple times. That includes making her 50 feet tall, making a replacement teacher that shoots laser beams, creating a giant slug, kidnapping her, and much more. More crazy things include a teacher that wears weird costumes, a harmless boy rebel that is wanted dead by Techno, his mom, and brother, Techno's over protective grandfather, Hitomi's friends, an android that wants Techno dead and to protect Hitomi, the 2 missiles that Techno befriended, and the rest of the class.

These are different stories involving Devilman's world. Some are about Devilman and add to the mythology some are separate stories that don't involve Devilman but take place the same time as the events in the original Devilman manga. They are illustrated by various artists. There are some color pages in the start middle and toward the end. There are some truly amazing art and stories in these volumes. Number one is written and illustrated by Lazy Hagawari, Tatsuya Egawa, Katsuya Terada, Ken Ishikawa, Go Nagai and Shinichi Hiromoto. Number two is written and illustrated by Hitoshi Iwaaki, Noriko Nagano, Go Nagai, Akihiko Takadera and Kazuko Yumeno. Number three is written and illustrated by Noburu Miyama, Miki Toro, Shinobu Kaze, Sho-u Tajima, Masaomi Kanzaki, Yoshikazu Yasuhiko and Iou Kuroda.

A series of short stories centering on Sugekoma, a high school prodigy with severe behavioural problems, and Miss Matsuzawa, the teacher who he ties up all the time. It's a big send-up of S/M cliches, H manga, SF, and the otaku mentality. There are minor subplots concerning other students—e.g. Junko Fujieda, who can't stand perverts, they make her violent; and Murata, a masochist who's infatuated with her.

42 mangaka write short stories about the food they eat.

Volume 1: Chiisana Non-chan Volume 2: Chiisana Non-chan Sukusuku March NOTE: Cover image from 2010 edition.

Anthology of doujinshi from different artists. Each volume centres around a different theme. **Vol 1. Nekoma Nikki** - Cover illustrator: MOGU Emu - Pin-up illustrator: Man - Doujin artists: ASHITA Hashiru, USA Umeko, Nsawa, KONNO Tsugumi, Sekimori, SOUBA Emi, TSUBAKIYA Iori, NECK Satou, HATORI Yuzuca, Hanichiki, MA2, まみや, Mamedama, Marie, Yamada-san, YUUKI Kaori, YOSHIDA Yuuko, Yoneko, Raurii **Vol 2. Chibikyuu!** - Cover illustrator: じる - Postcard illustrator: Kuromame - Doujin artists: Eri, OOKI Bonta, Kazu, KARIYA Akira, Kitayama, KEVIN, KONNO Tsugumi, SAGAMI Kei, じる, SOUTOME Emu, Chiba, Hanichiki, HARUGANO Kairu, Pizza Pan, Hitoshi, Buta Rosu, Manako, Mikanmochi, Menon, YUUKI Kaori, Yoneko, RYUUKA Satoru, Ririku **Vol 3. OiKage 365 Nichi!** - Cover illustrator: Meeji - Pin-up illustrator: Aikawa - Doujin artists: AOBA Shiro, Amy, Kako, KUROSAKI Ineko, Kuromame, SASAKI Kisara, Shika, Shousa, TSUBAKIYA Iori, HACHIDA Killy, Hitoshi, Hesokugi, Macaroni, MACHISHITA Fukou, Mekako, YANAGI Yuuko, Yoneko, Lizbeth, Ruharu, y - Scanlated stories: 　• *[color=blue]Kyou wa nan no hi[/color]* / What day is it today? (今日は何の日) by YANAGI Yuuko **Vol 4. Tsukky Catalogue** - Cover illustrator: Mitsuya - Pin-up illustrator: Kokomi - Doujin artists: Ao, Uki, KASHINOGI Nanoka, Kitayama, ko, Sakae, Jun, TOUJOU Nyankichi, NAKAMURA Ninako, Norio, Hamaru, Haru, Yuuko, Yuniko, Yoshiya, Yoneko **Vol 5. BokuAka Jiten** - Cover illustrator: Deme - Pin-up illustrator: KEVIN - Doujin artists: Umeda Uu, Urohitsuji, 圻, KAKEI Yamato, Kiyoi, Saneyoshi, JIRO, Deme, Futokoroi, Nijiko, Noa, Hachi, FUJIMA Nigou, Hobi, 陽, Lowrise M Note: [color=blue]blue[/color] = scanlated