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A seemingly perfect looking newlywed couple but the affection is one-sided.
From amber love pj: In this country, every person has to be matched up with a partner. Partnerships are made around when you turn three or four. The doctors decide who gets paired together. One person acts as the 'supplier.' The other as the 'receiver.' It is impossible for a 'receiver' to continue to live without periodically being given power from the 'supplier.' And in the same way, it is imperative for a 'supplier' that a 'receiver' accept some of the power generated within their body. This 'power' can't be made anywhere other than inside a 'supplier's own body… So for the 'receivers,' we 'suppliers' are completely indispensable.... Note: The doujinshi for this series have now (as of April 2009) been collected into an officially published volume (volume 3).
In a place called Polyphonica, humans and spirits live side by side. Young musicians create magical sounds with their music, which bind the spirits to them. A struggling student named Phoron accidentally summons a spirit he met in childhood but later forgot about. Phoron could use all the help he can get, but this feisty spirit may prove to be more than he can handle!
A pair of stepsisters bond over a shared love of food.
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Shino-chan can't say her own name. She made the first friend after entering high school. Communication full of clumsiness begins. They always find right words belatedly. But the Seishun can even turn a klutz into a star...or not? [description on batoto] About a girl with stammer aggravated by social anxiety, and her early days in her high school class.
Chigachi Fuuta an ordinary high school student who really admires ninjas is gifted with an extraordinary legacy, namely the soul of Hattori Hanzo, a legendary ninja. But because of that legacy, Chigachi Fuuta is targeted by various shinobi and ninja who still survive in the modern era. Can Chigachi Fuuta overcome these obstacles?
From Konnichiwa: Many, many years ago, a ninja named Kagetora devoted his life to protecting Princess Beni (”Beni-Hime”). Unfortunately, they were attacked and Kagetora was flung into a lake, and sank to the bottom… And is somehow warped to the future where he sees the princess Beni being kidnapped. Little does Kagetora know that Beni is not the real princess, but rather her descendant. Beni, on the other hand, thought that Kagetora was just a cosplayer. Beni, the daughter of a rich man has already been kidnapped a hundred times already... But fear not because Kagetora is here. Will Kagetora be able to go back to the past, or will he remain by Beni’s side forever?
Chouko Manaka is the presumed heir of the prestigious Manaka family. However, her overbearing bodyguards keep a watchful eye on her every move, preventing her from experiencing a normal life with friends and independence. In an effort to appease her father, she enrolls in Mizonoo High School, a hub for aspiring shinobi, and commits to finding a trustworthy ally by graduation. Chouko's journey takes an unexpected turn when the head butler's son unexpectedly declares himself as her loyal servant. Will this arrangement provide Chouko with the meaningful companionship she craves, or will it lead her down a precarious path? Only fate can decide.
Chiyo is a ninja, but she's also a highschool girl in love. Follow her as she tries to confess to the boy she likes.
From Paper Dolls Project: Shinomiya-kun's aloofness attracted Yukino's attention and because of that, she started to see a new side of him. And now, even though he loves school, Shinomiya-kun has to quit school due to home circumstances. To be able to continue seeing him, what would Yukino do?
A one-shot where everybody is in love with some one else. Although high school student Yutaka is in a casual relationship with his best friend Daisuke, he's in love with Shuuhei. Yakuta couldn't tell Shuuhei his real feelings because he knows Shuuhei is in love with his own step brother, Tamaki. Daisuke also nurses feelings for Yutaka, but chooses to remain as a sex friend as well, instead.
