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Souta has always been heavily dependent on his childhood friend, Rizu, despite his adorable appearance. Consequently, she has taken it upon herself to look after him. However, unknown to Rizu, Souta's apparent vulnerability is merely a facade. He is willing to go to great lengths to maintain their connection. Extra content: Chapter 1: Four Days After the Demise of Rena Ayukawa.
If a Chemistry instructor practices sorcery while on school premises, it may lead to catastrophic consequences. Fuyumi Renji comes to understand this fact as Kirise Ririka manages to penetrate all of the teacher's mystical shields and disrupt their spells. It is truly baffling how an ordinary high schooler could accomplish such a remarkable feat.
The character of Hachiman Hikigaya is intricate, as he is a teenager who despises conforming to societal expectations and deliberately avoids making friends. Shizuka Hiratsuka, his teacher, persuades him to join the "Public Service Club" to guide him towards a positive path. At the club, Hachiman meets other students who are facing similar struggles.
Naoto went on a virtual journey to his parents' youthful days through a recorded video.
The burden of halting any wrongful conduct within the school lies on Kakeru-kun and his Justice Club, but Kasuga has a suspicion that Kuroda-kun, the villainous figure, is conspiring with him in secrecy. Kasuga is determined to uncover their dishonest motives.
In Sakurada, a quaint town by the Pacific Ocean, a remarkable phenomenon occurs where almost half of its populace possess extraordinary abilities such as telepathy with felines and manipulation of historical events. These powers are closely monitored and regulated by a group called the "Kanrikyoku." As prominent members of their school's "Houshi" organization, Asai Kei and Haruki Misora are dedicated to fulfilling their assigned missions by the Kanrikyoku. Misora can turn back time to three days prior, effectively erasing any recent events or memories, while Kei has the unique ability to "recall" past memories, rendering Misora's power irrelevant. Collaborating with remarkable skill, the pair executes challenging tasks assigned to them by the Kanrikyoku with ease.
After his mother sets off on her honeymoon, Mura, a rebellious high school student, has to deal with his new stepbrother Subaru's irritating company. Balancing the school's rumors is already a challenge, but Mura's life takes a surprising turn when he shares a forbidden kiss with another person in the locker room. The kiss is recorded by shounen-ai fans and distributed, transforming Mura's life dramatically. This is Takaguchi Satosumi's maiden venture into BL narration.
Chihaya Katagiri has always been the first trumpet in her school's brass band—until Hibiki Aikawa transfers from a prestigious school and takes the spot. Despite initial suspicions, the two quickly become close; Katagiri admires Aikawa's talent and enthusiasm for playing the trumpet, and Aikawa is struck by Katagiri's grounded treatment of her abilities, as well as her love for music. As their feelings for each other grow stronger, their lives become more complicated with the stress of classes, other relationships, and the last competition of their high school careers drawing near.
The story narrates the hardships faced by a person who endures unconventional and cruel types of sexual abuse.
Himeno Aikawa poses a challenge to Ouji Doumoto as he struggles to comprehend her austere conduct of reprimanding boys for breaching school rules. Thus, when she requests for a private conversation at the rear of the class, Ouji feels puzzled as to why Himeno has taken a liking towards him. Since Himeno battles to express herself, their association becomes intriguing as they misinterpret each other's self-assessment. Ouji perceives Himeno as daunting and strives to steer clear of her anger, whereas Himeno assumes that Ouji is her partner, albeit aggravatingly dense on occasions. Due to Ouji's inability to decipher her feelings, Himeno becomes vexed and resorts to showcasing her favourite pastime, impersonating an adult much beyond her age, as a means to captivate Ouji. As the two elementary students continue their peculiar bond, they remain oblivious to each other's sentiments, leading to comical situations.
"Who has trimmed my daisies?"
