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Hachiouji Takamichi was born into a family of hunters tasked with protecting humans from demons and monsters. Sadly, she lost her beloved older twin brother when she was young. As the only heir to the family business, Takamichi threw herself into her work, becoming a hunter and cutting ties with others, preferring to be alone. However, at the age of 13, Takamichi's father forced her to take care of two abandoned half-wolf/half-human puppies. In their family, it was customary to adopt a half-animal servant called "jiujiu" to assist during hunts. Despite Takamichi's protests, she eventually accepted Setsu and Yuugure as her loyal companions for the past three years. Now that they have grown older, taking care of them has become more difficult.
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi has a spin-off.
Sakura kneels before a cluster of cherry blossoms and prays for her destined soulmate to appear. To her surprise, a young man materializes before her very eyes. Convinced he is the one she’s been searching for, she embarks on a quest to find him. However, Sakura's journey does not end with just discovering her soulmate. Bonus story: Koiiro Sketch (Capturing the Tint of Love)
Asahi Kuromine, a high school student, is notorious for his inability to fabricate falsehoods. Even in the most casual of situations, such as a friendly game of poker or being privy to scandalous rumors, Asahi struggles to conceal the truth. However, when he discovers that the enigmatic and alluring Shiragami Youko is, in fact, a vampire, Asahi finds himself in a precarious position. Will his honesty falter in the face of such a shocking revelation? Can Asahi maintain his composure and keep Shiragami's secret safe?
Due to the negative impact of Westernization on her native culture, Lee Dan Ah becomes weary. On her first day of high school, she decides to break away from the regulated uniform and dresses in a traditional Korean hanbok. However, the principal, who holds progressive views, admonishes her for flouting school regulations. In order to pursue the idea of a hanbok uniform in school, Lee needs to gain the support of 70% of the student body and faculty within six months. Unfortunately, she fails to recruit the minimum requirement of five members to establish a hanbok club, making her objective unreachable.
Tsubaki, born into wealth, was allowed free reign by her parents to party as much as she pleased. Having a large social circle made up of both friends and male companions, it seemed as though high school life would be a blast for her. But everything changed with the arrival of Kazumi – the infamous male housekeeper who was renowned for his strength and intimidating demeanor. Despite his fearsome reputation, Kazumi proved to be an excellent cook and cleaner. However, when he declared that he would break Tsubaki's spirit, her life was turned on its head. One-shot included: Volume 1: Love Derby.
The upcoming anime known as Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Gurren Gakuen-Hen (Gurren School Edition) is set to showcase the characters from Gainax's robotic mecha series attending school in an alternate universe with a multitude of dimensions. Kamina describes the show as the characters getting the chance to "cherish their school lives" while basking in the heat of the shimmering sun.
During her sophomore year in high school, Toudou Rinko approaches her duties as a responsible class representative with utmost sincerity. Nonetheless, her focus takes an unforeseen turn and fixates on her homeroom teacher, Saku Makoto. And while Makoto may appear nonchalant and relaxed, Rinko eagerly abets him in his "Love Guidance Room." Additionally, this publication showcases Tanaka's 1998 one-shot, "Light Right Rabbit."
The manga follows a plot set within a school where the students are modeled after renowned Japanese shoguns from history. Initially a typical institution, Sengoku Gakuen was transformed into a student-run haven when its leader, Oda Nobunaga, seized control. After graduation, Nobunaga passed the mantle to his successor, Hideyoshi, who left school to support his regime. The story intensifies when the disciplined Ishida Mitsunari challenges Tokugawa Ieyasu, the temporary student president with a large following, for the leadership throne. Other famous figures, such as the devoted Ootani Yoshitsugu and Nobunaga's younger sibling, Oichi, also come into play. Who will emerge victorious in the fight for the student presidency and rule over the school?
Yue Hui, an ardent cook, finds herself in a surprising job as a male pianist. Her path leads her to a perplexing estate, where she meets twelve boys under a curse marked by twelve stars. What fate will Yue Hui and the boys face?
Hozuki Gorou is a regular high school student, but he has an uncommon fixation with his sadistic step-sister, Haru. Haru derives immense pleasure from manipulating, deceiving, and constantly humiliating her younger step-brother. Igarashi Ran's amusing four-panel style and publication in Young Ace portray the comedic fights and exchanges that occur between these two siblings on a daily basis.
Rito is struggling to admit his feelings to the girl he desires, Haruna-chan, during his high school years. As he returns home and dwells in misery while soaking in the bath, a scantily-clad and mysterious girl suddenly materializes before him. This extraterrestrial being is known as Lala, hailing from a different planet.
