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An anthology comic of Onii-chan wa Oshimai! by various mangaka.
A girls' school, Hibiscus Academy, where only selected young women can attend. At this academy, there is a princess and a prince. The “Princess of Hibiscus,” student council president Suzuran, and the “Prince of Hibiscus,” vice president Emma. In public, they both play their roles as prince and princess perfectly, loved by everyone, but when they are alone, they are two trusted friends who joke around and talk naturally. However, their relationship takes a sudden turn due to a certain event. That event is... Suzuran's heartbreak. This twisted yuri story begins at an all-girls school!
In Tokyo, a number of tribes, also known as gangs, are in control. Despite their differences, they coexist peacefully and maintain mutual respect. However, a group of foolish affiliates of the Musashinokuni Saru violates this harmony by entering the Wu Ronz Territory's club Saga. As a result, the stability among the gangs is put to the test, and both the Wu Ronz and the Saru's gear up for a potential power conflict.
Ryo is assisting his father's modeling agency where Ito, his classmate and a rising model, has a strained relationship with Ryo's charismatic elder brother. One day, Ito corners Ryo and demands undivided attention from him. He passionately kisses Ryo and warns of punishment for disobeying him. Despite Ito's bossy and egotistic nature, Ryo succumbs to his dominant and forceful approach. The initial three chapters are available for reading as well.
Working as a police officer at a small koban station, Ueda Tomoharu finds satisfaction in his role. But, his tranquil life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Gotouda Aki, a member of the yakuza, during a chase to capture an underwear thief. Surprisingly, Aki confesses his love for Ueda, defying any potential challenges that may arise in their relationship. While appreciative of Aki's tender gestures, Ueda realizes dating a gangster comes with its own set of perils. The looming danger becomes more evident as they proceed.
The story of a struggling up-and-coming mangaka, tormented by the cry of the laughing kookabura.
Chomin has been violently bullied since middle school, but when his estranged brother suddenly dies in a motorcycle accident, Chomin finds out he was the leader of Imperial Gang, a huge gang. Now in possession of his brother’s phone, Chomin seizes this chance to get revenge on his high school bullies by ordering his brother’s underlings to beat them up.
Natsumi, also known as “Hamu-chan,” hustles at her demanding office job like a hamster running in a wheel. Meanwhile, her boss Samejima is more like a shark. He’s handsome, sure, but he’s also imposing and scary…at least, until he confesses his feelings for her?! Natsumi is a little overwhelmed by seeing a vulnerable side to this gigantic man, especially since she doesn’t have a lot of experience in the love department. But she’s secretly thrilled to see more. Together, this big boss with a voracious appetite and the smaller woman who’s hungry for his love are ready to unleash their wild sides!
Introducing Uramichi Omota, a 31-year-old gym instructor who teaches young children on "Together with Mama," an educational program. While on screen, Uramichi is an upbeat and lively character, but off-camera, he is nothing like the persona he portrays for the kids. In reality, Uramichi is unhappy and disenchanted with his life. The show "Uramichi Oniisan" is a dark comedy that uses its characters to warn viewers about the harsh realities of adulthood and the dangers of being unfulfilled.
Before the smash success of Azumanga Daioh, author Kiyohiko Azuma was a prolific gag manga artist. His early work led to him being hired by Pioneer LDC to create gag manga for some of their anime series, which was printed in some of the series' merchandise. After the success of Azumanga Daioh, his Pioneer-commissioned gag manga were collected into the book "Azumanga - The Kiyohiko Azuma Anthology". This book features gag manga adaptions of Tenchi Muyo!, Battle Athletes, El-Hazard: The Magnificent World, and Magical Girl Pretty Sammy, all by Kiyohiko Azuma.
