Masahiko is estranged from his family and lives a dead-end life in Tokyo, working as a chauffeur for high-class call girls. When his sister dies under mysterious circumstances, he inherits an unlabeled CD from her possessions. Listening to the jazz music it contains, he is propelled into an out-of-body experience. As he repeats the experience, he begins to wonder if this was how his sister died. Masahiko is determined to find the cause of her death, and the mystery behind the CD. (Source: CMX)

Not everyone wishes for a peaceful afterlife… least of all Bonzo Scalobania, whose dearest wish is to find a case for a skeleton detective like him to solve! Along with his unreliable assistant, Vampy Vinegret, and zombie frenemy/bounty hunter Nero Lichman, Bonzo swears to solve the problems of Limbo City! But does it still count if the problems he’s solving are ones of his and his friends’ own making?? A wacky, weird, heartwarming tale for the undead in us all. (Source: Kodansha USA)

Pre-Lunatics depicts the events occurring shortly before and at the very beginning of case#0:lunatics. It shows a glimpse into Ryo Kazan's mental breakdown following the events of Moonlight Syndrome, Sumio Kodai leaving HQ after getting a bad feeling, and Tetsugoro Kusabi looking at a picture of Toriko Kusabi and Christina. It leads directly into lunatics, with its last few pages matching the beginning of the case. (Source: Suda51 Wiki)

Undertaker by day, biker by night, Kaido Wataru dreams of one day riding at an unsurpassed speed. But the moment he finally reaches 300 kmh, a terrible accident sends him into a 3-year coma. When Wataru awakes, he finds that the Japan he once knew is long gone. Now followed by an otherworldly creature and equipped with a mysterious transplanted eye, Wataru embarks on his very own road movie... *Kurayami Dance is a manga based on the original draft for Shadows of the Damned, which was a loose adaptation of Kafka’s The Castle.*

All over Japan, throughout the land, innumerable pieces of traditional pottery have been popping up. And the ones who have given a unique flair to every piece are known as the Yakimon! In place of his absent father, the university student Endou Clay must take charge of the "Homura Pottery House." There, he comes across four unique people who are collectively known as the Yakimon: Imari, Bizen, Kutani, and Mino. One tiresome piece, a second tiresome piece, the Yakimon seem to be fooling with him. Even so, Clay is committed to reviving the once-glorious art of pottery. Naturally, the road to this is riddled with challenges! (Source: Kodansha, translated)

Nagareta Enishi is an eccentric, donut-loving forensic scientist at the private Chiyoda Forensic Science Laboratory. Nagareta mostly deals with civil issues and unsolved cases. His first few involve proving the truth behind an incident of public-transport groping and determining whether a 5-year-old case was a suicide or simply an accident. However, there's also a deadly mystery to be solved from Nagareta's own past...

The three chapters are known as redout, blueout and greenout, following the same naming pattern as the new Correctness chapters of the 25th Ward remake. They expand on the roles of Aoyama, Akama and Kosuke Kurumizawa, and introduce a new major character, Midori Midorikawa.

The princess of the United Planets has run away from home on the "Seventh Planet," where pure Japanese-style Edo row houses stretch on forever! Hanzomaru, a curious three-headed samurai, Ogin, a sharp-tempered grocer, and Ojiro, a stoic assassin. The fuss over the residents, who are all a little too lazy and sketchy, unfolds in this story. What is the fate of the reborn princess "Oden"? (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Maria is a successfull singer, her fans love her and find her gorgeous and talentful. But she has another talent that people don't know. For her producers and her friends she is still a mystery. Only one volume was translated in Italian.