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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.
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.
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)
Disregard everything you witnessed today. Sakuta Azusagawa is an unsociable and sarcastic high school student who stands out for not owning a cellphone in this modern era. It's possible that peculiar events gravitate towards peculiar people, and that's how, during the final day of the Golden Week vacation, at a serene library, he comes across an unbridled bunny girl. From that unforgettable encounter, their eccentric and enigmatic romance commences.
While many of us will probably scream at even the thought of a ghost being near us, freshman Nimura Kensuke just thinks of it as a common everyday thing, seeing as how he has the uncanny ability to see so many of them on a daily basis. Things soon heat up for him when he meets a girl who changes his life from then on. Her name is Kagura, and she has the power to summon a mighty "spirit devourer"—otherwise known as a "Ga-Rei"—called Byakuei. So, what's Nimura to do? Chase down the evil spirits and and have Kagura summon the Ga-Rei to devour them, of course! Now, come feast on their adventures like some ravenous Ga-Rei!
After her mother remarries a divorced man, high school student Kanzaki Mitsuki acquires an older stepbrother, Yuuya. Unfortunately, when Mitsuki's stepfather is transferred overseas and her mother follows him, she is compelled to live with Yuuya. Mitsuki feels isolated and estranged from her stepbrother, making it difficult for them to communicate with one another. One day, a ghost/angel named Hiyori appears and possesses Mitsuki's body. Hiyori is the deceased spirit of a girl who died before she could reach heaven and now seeks inner peace. Using a belt called TST, she tracks Mitsuki's sexual experiences with Yuuya, from dates to sex, and each time the belt fills up; she moves closer to heaven. To expel Hiyori's presence, Mitsuki must take daring and potentially unorthodox steps with her stepbrother.
A run-of-the-mill student stumbled upon a vampire by chance and ended up becoming their neighbor without any prior plans. However, they were completely unaware of the fact that this unforeseen meeting would lead them down a path of mysterious stories. Is it even possible to determine if one's neighbours are genuinely human?
Kenji and his younger sister Yasuko lost their parents in an accident a decade ago. Kenji used to be the leader of a gang, but he took up shojo manga to provide for himself and his sister. His manga character is mild-mannered and bespectacled, yet when he needs to shield Yasuko from peril, he discards his glasses and unleashes his violent side.
