Currently Nihonbashi, Tokyo is being influenced by anime related material. Hence, maid cafes sprout everywhere. In this city, Rikuto (16) arrives at a place where he'll be staying which is a teppanyaki restaurant. Upon entering the first thing he sees are panties.....Yes, panties.... of the daughter who lives there, Satsuki (17). Despite the awkward first impression, Satsuki welcomes Rikuto into her home. As Rikuto enjoys the teppanyaki Satsuki made for him, a bunch of thugs enter the restaurant and attempt to force the family out for reconstruction! Satsuki resists, but one of the thugs grabs her by the neck!? What will Rikuto do to save her!?


(Source: MangaHelpers)

On a trip to look for his brother, a hungry Hachiya Rei stops at a shrine to pray. It is just his luck that he is accused of stealing money from the shrine and forced to work to pay off the amount stolen. However, the real thief turns out to be a daemon, or a god turned evil! An encounter with the daemon unleashes Kagutsuchi, the god of fire, concealed in Rei. As Kagutsuchi's proxy, Rei can use the god's holy fire to purify daemons, but there's a side effect...

Seiji is a typical college student with girls on his mind. He gets into a car accident that leaves both his hands broken and in a cast for several months. His parents and his friend both coincidently send him a urine bottle to use while he is injured but to Seiji’s surprise, a maid appears from each of the gifts. Mint is the younger looking, outgoing and happy maid and Mei is the older but shy and uptight girl. They both claim that they come from a different world and they are here to serve Seiji until he recovers. Both Mint and Mei take care of Seiji’s “private time” urges as both his hands are unusable. Instead of choosing one maid to serve him, he chooses to have both of the girls help him, much to Seiji’s delight.


(Source: MU)

Yukihito Daigo is a teenage hacker who has been infected by the 'Dandelion' virus, which is said to brainwash humans and give them a new personality, combined with extraordinary speed and physical strength. But is that all there is to Dandelion? Daigo and his friends embark on a mission to discover the truth.


Source: Mangaupdates

In part 1, a new teacher seems to be almost *too* easy to enslave, scaring off the students. It turns out she has secrets to keep and her own agenda at the school. It takes the headmistress's personal involvement to resolve the mess.


In part 2, a group of students turn their eye towards the new Student Council President, tricking and forcing her to agree to do random sexual things for 6 months. Trapped between her commitment to the student body and her friends and classmate's manipulations, she has no choice but to play along.


(Source: MU)

When two sisters both start a job at a quiet high school, little did they know they were stepping out of the ordinary and into the perverse. It seems that the school they were assigned to is ran by a cabal of perverted teachers and students, who have every intention of keeping the status quo of orgies, public nudity, and sexual slavery at their school alive—and they're eying the two pretty new teachers who just showed up as recruits, whether they want to join in or not!


(Source: MU)

The Decepticons are up to their old tricks again, this time threatening the peace of the world with an all-powerful electromagnetic cannon called the Omega Whip. Optimus Prime dispatches Hound and his human partners Toru and Jenny to follow the electromagnetic trail and locate the Decepticons' hidden base.


(Source: Transformers Wiki)

A 4-koma gag manga based on Transformers.

1. Unlucky Star

2. Kimochi Ii Rinjin

3. Mayonaka no Rinjin

4. Umibe no Rinjin

5. Wasshoi Rinjin Matsuri

6. Moumokuteki Renai no Susume

7. Sekai ni Hitotsu dake no Ana

8. Krokky Groggy

9. Kodane 100%

10. Seibo

11. Fuka

12. Meitantei Koman

13. Nihon Nekomimika Keikaku

14. Milky Adland!?

Include chapters:


Like A Rat

From the Rabbit Hutch with Love


(Source: MangaUpdates)

Short stories from Juichi Iogi's early works.


(Source: MangaUpdates)

1. (No One Knows)

2.

3. (My Love is Unrequited, For Now)

4. (Confession x Confession)

5. (True Feelings)

6. (Apprentice Nurse)

7.

8. (The Christmas Eve Gift)

9.

With Cybertron on the brink of destruction, the war between the Transformers is inadvertently drawn to Earth! Can the Autobots keep the map of the Ancient Power out of Megatron's hands?


(Source: Transformers Wikia)

The psychologist Ryou and his cheerful nurse Asuna explain many aspects of mental illness to the reader. They cover topics such as the validity, prevalence, and origins of mental disorders, in addition to addressing specific disorders. The information is imparted in a cheerful and comic manner, with various jokes, puns, and pop culture references.


(Source: MangaHelpers)

A manga adaptation of Key's ninth visual novel.


The main part of Rewrite's story takes place in the fictional city of Kazamatsuri in Japan, where tree planting and afforestation have caused the city to become overgrown with trees and vegetation. The protagonist Kotarou and his friends in the occult research society attend a high school in Kazamatsuri, and the characters also spend time in the society's clubroom. Outside of the school, frequented locations include the forests of Kazamatsuri and Kotarou's house. Throughout the story, Kotarou encounters an alternate dimension of Kazamatsuri where everything is silent and the sky is gray.


(Source: Wikipedia)

Rewrite is set in the fictional city Kazamatsuri where treeplanting and afforestation have caused the city to become overgrown with trees and flowers in much the same way that other cities are filled by buildings. However, while most of the city appears to be rural, there are many traditional city elements as well. While set in a modern setting, the city also gives off a strange sense of nostalgia. The basis of the story is set in a high school setting.

Oka Ken☆Blog is a fourth official Rewrite manga written by Hizuki Yayoi. The manga centers around Oka-ken club and its members.

Nina is popular, fashionable, and dating one of the coolest guys in school... But no one knows that she's secretly crazy for video games! When she's playing her favorite, Rode, for the hundredth time, something strange happens--she falls asleep, and wakes up to a cat telling her she's actually been transported to Rode! It's all just a dream... right?

(Source: Which Scanlations).

The series is an original story spin-off inspired by the long-selling and popular Takara doll series "Licca-chan" (created by Miyako Maki, wife of Leiji Matsumoto), designed to expand the regular dress-up doll series into a line of action figures.


(Source: M-U)

Ichimiya Tsubasa is a 3rd year jr. high school student who just lost his single mother in a tragic accident. At her funeral, his relatives superficially fight over who will take him in, even though, it's obvious that they just want his inheritance rights. Suddenly, a mysterious guy appears, claiming to be his mother's secret second husband, but how is that possible when he is only 3 years older than Tsubasa...??


Note: Also included in Vol. 2 is a one-shot titled "Devilish" about two princes from hell and a human girl who accidentally sees something she shouldn't have.

A young man claiming to be an Edachi from the city of Kazuragi has arrived by request of the officials of Himorogi. The Edachi's job description? An oni-tsukai (demon user). His job this time? To get to the bottom and "take care of" a mysterious murder that occurred in the city's sanctuary, where a demon is the main suspect...

Contains 4 stories:


- Love Stalking: Mizuki's life's a mess. She has an obsessive stalker who's been leaving her creepy messages in her mail box, and her boyfriend dumps her because he got sick and tired of being harassed by her relentless stalker. Just when she decides to move out of her apartment, Natsume, a good-looking guy who reminds her of her ex moves in next door. Can he protect her from her stalker? And what's this about him being in love with her friend?! (Source: JShoujo Scans)


Contains the one-shots:

- Jumping To The Wrong Conclusions

- End Of Summer

- Doing the 180

Ten years ago, Nachi and Iori were adopted by a government official. Now they work under him as bodyguards in the Secret Protection Agency "Shelter." However, despite all this shared history, the two can't seem to get along. Will this next mission be their breaking point or bring them closer together?

Two friends run into each other after years apart, and reminisce about the time they "dated." But things aren't quite over between them...


(Source: Lililicious)

This is the story about a girl who was named Lily by her grandfather, who hates her name because it becomes a laughing and teasing matter. Her grandfather passes away, and she comes to disbelieve miracles. One day she meets Abe, a guy who once knew her grandpa and, thanks to him and to her grandfather she learns to like her beautiful name and realizes the world is full of miracles.

Sometimes in life, we have to stop what we’re doing to ask ourselves, “Why does such and such have to be like this?” The world of Katsuo Nakane’s Hurrah Sailor, deals with this question, as Konika, Ichino, Mareta, Shoya, and Ensign Kurie find themselves stranded on a planet whose inhabitants have developed virtually no technology at all.


The Two United Empires and the Federation Kingdom have been at war for centuries and entire galaxies have been turned into war zones. With neither side ever achieving a decisive victory, the conflict has been dragging on so long that both sides have even forgotten the reason why the war originally started.


But now, for Konika of the Federation Kingdom, and the others from the United Empire, they must put aside their differences to find a way off the planet together. During this process, they find that perhaps there are no differences between them, and some of them begin to wonder if they wouldn’t be better off not returning to the war.


(Source: Infinity Studios)

Fura Sailor was published in English as Hurrah! Sailor by ComicsOne from May 15, 2005 to August 22, 2005.

Publishers:

• Dengeki Comic Gao! (magazine)

The craft's club president at Seishun Boy's High is nothing but an exceptional beauty, Kurone Kanae is known throughout the school body. A mid year enrollment student, Matsuda Mirayoshi makes a sudden decision in joining the club upon setting his eyes on the Kurone, after his application is in, Matsuda has several challenges to face!


(Source: M-U)

The story of Hirano's new manga centers around a handsome ophthalmologist who investigates a murder in Tokyo in the first half of the 20th century. (Source: ANN)

A collection of 4 short stories.

A gentle story about girl learning about the world and people.


Due to the job demands of her parents, who repair old buildings and works of art for a living, nine-year old Mou Yuu has travelled all the way from the city to a rural village. In this village, where the lush greenery of nature has been preserved, Yuu makes new friends and has many adventures with them. Perhaps because of her heritage, or simply because she is in such close contact with nature, she also encounters the supernatural and mysteries that cannot be explained.

Zi Bu Yu was also published and serialized in Japan in Ultra Jump magazine as Daremo Shiranai: Zi Bu Yu (誰も知らない 〜子不語〜) since March 2009 issue to August 2010 issue. The Chinese and Japanese versions vary, and the dialogue and narrative have been localized to meet the tastes of their respective markets.


In 2008, Zi Bu Yu was awarded the gold medal in the 5th Golden Dragon Award. In 2009, it was strongly recommended by both a noted Japanese cartoonist Matsui Eimoto (松井荣元) and Shigeki Yukio (茂木行雄), the chief editor of the largest publisher in Japan, Shueisha.

A historical story using Ghosts to explain the life times of the reign of Emperor Hirohito.


Comic Showa-shi describes an era of upheaval and impoverishment in Japanese history, beginning with the Tokyo Earthquake in 1923, and covering the financial panic, the Great Depression, the March 15th Incident, and other events up until the Manchurian Incident in 1931.


(Source: Volume 1 cover)

Comic Showa-shi received the Kodansha Manga Award in the General category in 1989.


The series was published in English as Showa: A History of Japan by Drawn & Quarterly in 4 volumes from November 12, 2013 to October 13, 2015. The 2nd & 3rd English volumes won the 2015 Eisner Award for Best U.S. Edition of International Material—Asia.

In a city so over-indulgent and careless, reveling in food and sex and completely unaware of the epidemic of parasites, it's no wonder so many people are infected. Dr. Suzune Arizono isn't exactly a normal doctor. For one, she's actually a veterinarian— but her specialty is parasites, and when those parasites make a habit of nesting inside human genitalia and overriding their senses with lust, her job is bound to get more than a little messy!


As the spunky and beautiful heroine of this sexy sci-fi mystery, Suzune searches for infected victims to stop the parasites from driving their hosts literally crazy with lust. However, despite her desire to help people, her reasons aren't completely selfless. The parasites are Suzune's only link to her missing father, but will following these wet and slimy clues really lead her to his whereabouts, or is this voluptuous vet in over her head?


(Source: Project-H)

Fed up of being called a "clumsy good-for-nothing" by her classmates, Hana Aoi resolves to change by answering a job advertisement for part-time work at a local zoo. Despite its gaudy design and lack of visitors, the derelict zoo is a paradise to Hana who cannot wait to spend her evenings looking after cute animals. That is, until she bumps into a giant, anthropomorphic rabbit!


Hana soon discovers that the rabbit is actually the zoo director, Shiina, a human cursed by a ghost with the strange ability to transform normal animals into humanoids. In order to get his original body back, Shiina must prove his love of animals by making his zoo the best in the world. But, with a principle to only do fun things, caring for animals is too much of a bore. This is where Hana comes in.


Locked into employment—and secrecy—by the egotistical rabbit, Hana realizes that if she is to have any hope of changing herself, she must first survive a world in which the line between man and beast can no longer be distinguished.


Oumagadoki Doubutsuen (pilot)

With just an interview standing in the way between Hana Aoi and her dream job as a part time zoo keeper, what starts as an ordinary day for the clumsy high school girl quickly takes a turn when she meets zoo director Shiina, a giant anthropomorphic rabbit! Cursed with a beast-like appearance, Shiina reveals that in order to regain his former self, he must gather magical energy from certain animals with the power to take on humanoid forms. After a brief, one-sided interview, Hana is immediately hired and finds herself completely thrown out of pace by Shiina's reckless antics.


Boku no Hero

Jack Midoriya, an anemic salaryman, dreams of following in the footsteps of his idol, the hero Positive, and becoming a great hero himself. But with a weak constitution that prevents him from attaining a hero's license, the closest he can get to fighting monsters is through selling hero equipment and accessories. His hopes are further diminished when he meets a professional hero, Snipe, who ridicules both Jack and Positive. Can Jack prove Snipe wrong and become the hero he desperately wants to be?

One day, Amamiya, who is a school professor, comes home to find Naruse, a young man seeking shelter from the rain beneath his roof. He invites Naruse inside his home to dry off, but soon regrets his own actions. Usually, he would never have let a stranger inside, but the young man looked so much like his past love... Before he knew it, Amamiya had been seeing his past love within Naruse. A month later, Naruse appears before Amamiya once again, and asks to spend the night... (Source: MangaUpdates)


Included one-shots: Hatsukoi mo Naka, Kata Kutsushita no Otoko

Amane no Uta was published digitally in English as The Song of Rainfall by Digital Manga Guild on November 22, 2011.

Publishers:

• Craft (magazine)

A comedy manga about a 20-year-old who looks about 10 and her boyfriend.

Wizards are never a single entity. That is, they are composed of a partnership of the "holder" and "caretaker" of the stone.


Celeste is the "holder" of the stone, and she's in a hurry to become an independent wizard. But her partner, Chris, is not the easiest person to work with...


(Source: Gentosha Comics)

Horiuchi Yutaka-san is a popular idol, who isn't as glamorous and happy as her fans may think. Naturally, her next steps include a radio show, but one she isn't all too keen on doing. Although she tries her best to keep up her image, things quickly turn for a worse. As she soon finds out, her voice is not hers alone.


(Source: Maigo)

A collection of one-shots, with themes vary from mermaid, shirt tailor to haiku.