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A combination illustration and manga artbook featuring the ultramarine works and fantastical world of Sakatsuki Sakana. ---The few short manga stories included are a side stories that served as a precursor to Sakatsuki's eventual ongoing publication (https://mangadex.org/title/77c7d3eb-16e9-4ef2-81f0-4d3876a037c5/star-tripper-planetarium-ghost-travel). They are irrelevant to the main storyline, but follow 303's solo travels around Sakatsuki's starry universe.- 3.1 - Prologue- 3.2 - Listening to the Rain- 3.3 - Buying Sweets- 3.4 - Drinking Kikiriri- 3.5 - Seeing Space Fashion- 3.6 - Climbing the Tower- 3.7 - Making A Guess- 3.8 - Epilogue
A heart-warming story of a happy-go-lucky girl and a talking sloth living on a declining Earth.
This is the strange story of a catgirl and her excursions along the railways of Japan.
"Cuprum's Bride" takes place in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, a town full of craftsmen. Shiina, a female college student who is going out with a reticent copper-ware craftsman, Osamu, suddenly receives a marriage proposal from him one day. His words are too abrupt and she runs away involuntarily. Let's watch the love comedy unfold of a craftsman and a gal.
The poor aristocrat Viola suddenly received an unexpected marriage proposal from the prestigious noble household of Duke Physalis. An average noble daughter and the handsome duke. She had been confused, thinking that nothing made sense, but the duke had his own personal reasons. A political marriage with ulterior motives, both having their own circumstances. Will this path lead to happiness or sorrow?
"You smell so good." "Sorry, but I might not be able to let you go." Touka, who secretly has a crush on her senior, is bewildered to find out he felt for her scent. Things develop quickly and she decides to support his dream of becoming a perfumer while they become dangerously close.(source: Seishun Scans)
The first of two early works one-shot compilations by Kimura, this collects works from her latter half of high school through college, with one one-shot from her 20's at the end.- **Rain** (雨, Ame) - A boy is falsely accused of tearing a classmate's photo, but things don't seem to favor his truth. This boy is no stranger to lies and falsehoods, however...- **Tommy** (トミィ) - Tommy is a boy whose father perished during the war. Though the truth is hidden from him, Tommy begins to notice something is off....- **Balloon** (風船, Fuusen) - A largely silent one-shot about a girl who longs for the embodiment of joy: balloons.- **Tunnel** (トンネル)- **Carrot** (にんじん, Ninjin)- **Mamoru-kun's Dead** (まもる君が死んだ, Mamoru-kun ga Shinda)- **A Joyful Tale** (こうふくな話, Koufuku na Hanashi)- **The Wingless Bird** (翼のない鳥, Tsubasa no Nai Tori)
Note: This title is a joint publication between Kadokawa and CCC. Technically a manhua.
Doujin series based on Touhou Project. A cute, relaxed, "languid-style" comedy 4-koma with a rotating cast. Published first in the Strange Creators of Outer World magazine in 2015-21, then online monthly in 2021-22.
Chie-chan has a friend, Tsyu-chan, and Chie's brother has no idea what she is thinking. Twitter series, Translated with permission of the author.
Kyohei Saito, a first-year college student who's gloomy and negative—in other words, "depressing"—falls in love with Ayame Ogawa, a beauty and contestant of their school's beauty pageant. Will the depressing nobody's feelings reach the goddess who basks in the spotlight? The curtain rises on an ensemble cast drama of college students shaken by the glimmer and helplessness of youth!
This fender and genre-bending film takes us into the not-too-distant machine-driven future. Kokone should be diligently studying for her university entrance exams, but she just can't seem to stay awake. Aside from stealing precious study time, her napping is even more distracting, as it brings on strange dreams with warring machines that hint at family secrets that have been dormant for years. She can't ask her father, a hipster mechanic more talented and artful than his job requires, as he's always busy modifying motorcycles and cars in flights of fancy. What are these visions that lead Kokone at once closer to and farther away from her family? Like all the best anime, the film revels in multilayered fantasy to show how sometimes opposites—waking and dreaming, the past and the future—are far more intertwined than they appear.
