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Machio Hiraku, who passed away at 39 due to an illness, is granted the chance to venture into an alternate world. When God inquires about his desire to give him power, Machio pleads for a sound physique. His second request is to lead a tranquil existence, followed by a wish to comprehend the native tongue. Finally, he requests to become a farmer.
Within a world devastated by war, Chito and Yuuri appear to be the sole survivors in the downfall of civilization. Homeless and without a permanent place of rest, the pair travels around the city on their half-track motorcycle in the never-ending search for essential resources to endure their nomadic existence. Despite facing a bleak future ahead of them, the two still manage to enjoy themselves on their melancholic journey. Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou sets its story in a desolate world during the harsh winter season. As the carefree Yuuri and the resolute Chito desperately seek signs of life and civilization, their journey may mark the final moments for all of humanity.
Seto is an ordinary and uninteresting high school student who is frequently harassed by his classmate Anjou, a troublemaker whose motives are unknown. Despite their contrasting personalities, with Seto being more reserved and Anjou being more lively, Anjou enjoys taunting and tormenting Seto. Seto struggles to cope with Anjou's behavior and fails to realize that his entertaining reactions are why she enjoys tormenting him. Yancha Gal no Anjou-san chronicles the amusing daily interactions between these two polar opposites as their playful teasing evolves into a cherished companionship. However, it remains unclear whether Anjou's flirtatious banter with Seto is genuine or not.
Rin and Nadeshiko cherish camping, where they savor setting up their tent, lighting a fire, and devouring noodles amid the enthralling view of Mt. Fuji. Get inspired by their enthusiasm for traveling and glean some valuable insights into thriving amidst the wilderness. Who knows, you might be tempted to embark on a camping adventure yourself!
An insane magician sinks the Golden Kingdom underground, and its king emerges from the rubble pledging all of his treasure to those who defeat the magician before disintegrating into dust. Driven by the reward, guilds navigate the maze-like dungeon to find the magician. Laios, the leader of one such guild, faces a dragon that kills his entire team and eats his sister, Falin. Despite losing everything, including their supplies, Laios, an elven healer named Marcille, and a halfling thief known as Chilchuck reenter the dungeon to rescue Falin. Laios proposes they eat the dungeon monsters as a means of survival, but they are interrupted during meal preparation by a curious dwarf named Senshi. Skilled in monster cuisine, he assists the guild and proposes cooking the dragon they encountered. Senshi joins the guild and leads them on a food adventure in the dungeon. Since time is of the essence, the guild devours their way through the dungeon in search of Falin.
With fervent enthusiasm, Cocoa pays a visit to the Rabbit House cafe, a familiar dwelling for her. She finds herself surrounded by a myriad of intriguing individuals - Chino, who may be small in size but is composed; Rize, who exudes a militaristic aura; Chiya, with doe-like eyes and a classical Japanese charm; and Sharo, who is both elegant and modest. Cocoa encounters all of them during her visit.
Naoto, a "corporate slave," and Ren, a "host," meet at 5:00 a.m. at a beef bowl restaurant in the Kabukichou area of Shinjiku. They are complete strangers who just so happen to share breakfast each day side by side—a rather unusual relationship. A corporate slave whose day is about to begin and a host whose day has finally come to an end. This is a morning-routine story that depicts the only 15 minutes in which these two people, who live on opposite sides of the clock, cross paths!
Koharu and Minato, a long-distance couple, finally begin their long-awaited cohabitation. Their lovey-dovey daily life, even with their 10-year age difference, can heal anyone from the fatigue of regular life...!
During their sixth-grade year, Yukiya Asagi and Miku Sakura, best friends since childhood, devised a game aimed at embarrassing the other person by uttering the phrase "I love you" in turn. Even four years later, as they enter high school, the competition continues as they strive to outdo each other and emerge victorious. However, as they begin to develop deep emotions for each other, the seemingly simple phrase takes on a more profound significance that surpasses the boundaries of their game. Each day, their urge to move beyond mere friendship intensifies, yet both are reticent to make the first move, uncertain of what lies ahead once the contest finally ends.
Nowadays, it's rare to find someone who would go barefoot to retrieve a toy for a child from a tree, admire birds, play around in puddles after a rainy day, or return a shell to the sea. Except for The Walking Man, who roams aimlessly through the cities of Japan. He may be quiet or isolated at times, but his vivid imagination keeps time at bay.
Once living in solitude and grappling with anxiety, a girl with a passion for painting departed her home and found herself dwelling with two polar bears. This is the tale of her journey towards finding her rightful place.
The rumors of a youkai snatching drunk people circulated swiftly across Gensokyo's human settlement, provoking agitation and distress among the residents. Nevertheless, Geidontei tavern seemed unaffected by the rumors that originated there, and everything appeared normal - from the menu to the owner. Upon hearing about the incident, shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei felt compelled to investigate the establishment in question. However, her search led her to an unexpected figure: Geidontei's mascot, Miyoi Okunoda, who seemed as ephemeral as a bubble.
