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Upon being elected Student Council President, first-year student Kurokami Medaka introduces a suggestion box for students to share their concerns, which quickly earns the nickname "Medaka Box." Medaka proclaims that no issue is too small for her attention and requests that students submit their problems without hesitation. Despite winning the council election by an overwhelming 98% vote, Medaka is the sole member of the council. She enlists the help of her childhood friend, Hitoyoshi Zenkichi, as the least ranking member of the council. Eventually, Medaka brings on two more members, former judo club member Akune Kouki as secretary, and swim club member Kikaijima Mogana as treasurer on loan for 300 yen a day. Together, the members of the Student Council diligently work to address the problems presented in the Medaka Box. They handle a variety of issues, from handling disruptive club members to drafting love letters and searching for lost pets. Their dedication to helping those in need earns them the admiration and respect of the entire school.
The decrease in Japan's birth rate has resulted in a loss of innocent energy sources for the magical world. Businesses are closing due to the scarcity, and the authorities have implemented a policy to create everlasting love for those who prioritize careers or hobbies over romance. As a preliminary test, high school student Anzu Hoshino is selected by fairy Riri before the policy is enforced nationwide. Anzu is the ideal candidate with her love for video games, pet cat, and obsession with chocolate. Unfortunately, Anzu is entirely against the idea and tries to stop the magical world from forcing her into a relationship. Despite the confiscation of her distractions, Anzu is determined to avoid her predetermined fate. However, when she collides with Tsukasa Kazuki, a hot guy from her school, her efforts prove to be futile. Now unable to evade the boy, Anzu wonders if her sabotage tactics will work.
The territory of Baibalon is infamous for being the country's worst. It serves as a refuge for the homeless, harboring criminals, heretics, the infirm, and demi-humans alike. Inheriting the title of Lord from his family, young Rize Baibalon strives to survive in this forsaken place, with little regard for the country's founding doctrine if it means ensuring his own safety. With limited rationality and restorative magic, can Rize attain tranquility, or will mounting misunderstandings label him as a rebel?
Mahoujin Guruguru targets a mature young audience and incorporates sporadic blunt humor and subtle references that could potentially shock Western parents. It is a spoof of initial role-playing games, particularly the turn-based ones like Final Fantasy. The voiceover artist replaces character dialogue with a spoken narrative common in such games, which constitutes one of the comedic aspects of the show. Frequently, RPG-style information boxes are showcased on the screen, supplemented by narration in the established RPG format. Nike and Kukuri, the lead protagonists' ultimate aim, is to overthrow Giri, the leader of the dark forces.
Although Souichi Negishi appears to be an ordinary, reserved boy who enjoys walking and admiring flowers, he leads a double life as Krauzer II - the frontman of Detroy Metal City, Japan's most famous underground metal band. Despite his yearning to perform calming and affectionate Swedish pop tunes, Souichi's demeanor and conduct undergo a complete transformation when he takes the stage with his bandmates, producing rowdy and explicit music that contrasts his gentler nature.
Miya was born to a notable clan, but her parents were not married. When her mother passed away, the heir to her father's estate offered her sanctuary. Suspicious, Miya feared that her evil stepmother and stepsiblings would subject her to a life of misery and hardship. However, she was pleasantly surprised to find them to be compassionate and caring people. This heartwarming and amusing tale is guaranteed to leave you with a smile on your face.
Like most teenagers, Chiyo Sakura is faced with the daunting task of confessing her crush. It was on her first day at Roman Academy that she ran late, and Umetarou Nozaki saved her. His act of kindness made an impression on her, and she started developing feelings for him. In their second year of high school, Sakura finally musters up the courage to confess to Nozaki after school in a classroom. Little does she know, Nozaki is actually a well-known shoujo manga artist who goes by the name "Sakiko Yumeno." While he is celebrated for his ability to capture girls' emotions, he has no practical experience with love or relationships. Nozaki misunderstands Sakura's confession, mistaking her for a fan seeking his autograph instead. This sets off a chain of misinterpretations, leading to Sakura eventually becoming his manga assistant. Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun follows Sakura as she tries to express her love for Nozaki, all while helping him with his manga and encountering his quirky assistants who also attend Roman Academy.
The daughter of a duke, Catarina Claes, at the age of eight, suffers a head injury that leads to a startling realization - she has recollected memories of a past life, and she now finds herself trapped in a world resembling the otome game she once played, where she is tasked with being the game's antagonist. In every possible conclusion, whether it be exile or death, Catarina is faced with a tragic end. Using her knowledge of how the game plays out, Catarina must do everything within her power to shape her destiny. From honing her farming skills to befriending each character that crosses her path, she's up for the task, and over the years, everything seems to go according to plan. But then, Catarina realizes the mistake she made in her previous life - she never finished the game before dying, and this oversight could now undo all of her hard work since a new covert route presents itself.
One year after the first series finale, the Maruhage Empire is revived by ex-emperor Tsuru Tsurulina III as the Neo-Maruhage Empire. The Hair Hunts restart, and a fresh batch of strong Hair Hunt generals is introduced. Bo-bobo contributes his "Fist of the Nosehair" skills in its enhanced "True Theory" version to team up with Beauty and the Hajike crew against the resurging Maruhage menace.
The comic follows the misadventures of Link and his efforts in avoiding his responsibility of saving the world. The first part takes place in Termina just moments before the Moon crashes into the land. Link uses the Ocarina of Time to turn back time, but only so he can keep playing on his Nintendo 3DS.
A forty-year-old single woman, obsessed with City Hunter manga, is hit by a train only to find herself in the world of her favorite manga. Big fan of Ryou Saeba since her teenage years, she will do all she can to live a love story with him. (Source: Zero Yen Media)
A humorous 4-koma series about the daily activities of the Seraph Squadron that helps us to know a bit more about their personalities and outlook on life.
