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From Village Idiot: What will happen to an ordinary human teacher who falls into a youkai school, with his only ally(?) a sexy but air-headed nekomata? A slight ecchi and heartwarming read brought to you by the author of “Sore wa Totsuzen, Unmei no Aite ga” A short story about a cat demon and a teacher.
The world lost a heart. The time is messed up. To find the center again! Where's Alice?
One volume of dark supernatural short stories. Living spirits, oni, death, and reincarnation are some themes in these creepy tales.
A school love comedy. Haruka Kotoura is a 15-year-old girl who can read people's minds. She has been suffering from troubles caused by her mind-reading ability, and her parents got divorced as a result. She moves to a new high school but tries to keep away from her classmates. Yoshihisa Manabe, one of her classmates, accepts and appreciates her ability and she begins to interact with her friends with his help. Source: MAL
A very ordinary and serious high school student, Kamou-kun. Though his days are filled with diligent study, his concern lies in his childhood friend, Katabami-san, who interferes with his studies every day. And to make matters more complicated, Katabami-san\'s true identity is... a fox spirit!? The struggle between Kamou-kun, who doesn\'t want to be bothered, and Katabami-san, who craves attention, begins anew today! --- **Alternative Raw:** [Nico Nico Seiga](https://sp.seiga.nicovideo.jp/comic/66393)
From MangaHelpers: Iori is a high school girl who doesn't know what she wants to do with her future, and tends to run away from things. One day, she is attacked by strange dead-eyed people on her way to school, only to be saved by an equally mysterious long-haired man. Later that day, her friend at school, Jion, seems to fall under the same murderous influence. To her surprise, she finds herself capable of defending herself from his violent attack. Afterward, the long-haired man she met in the morning, Zerozaki Soushiki, arrives once more, this time to invite her to become his little sister. What has Iori become involved with, and will she be able to survive this change to her life? [tethysdust]
More collections of chilling short stories dealing with urban legends, ghosts and superstitions all organized around a specific theme (School, Visitors etc.).
Humanity's peaceful days all at once transform into an unspeakably odious hell. The sudden invasion of wasp-like insects, along with gargantuan "dolls" wielding their enormous alien weapons, annihilating everyone in their path. In the middle of the chaos, high school first-year, Iruma Ikaruga, fights to save his best friend and his beloved senpai from the dolls' assault with an unyielding spirit. However, all that awaits him is despair. Just what are the enormous puppets known as "Dolly"after? What fate awaits Iruma? The curtain has risen on humanity's "puppet show" of unimaginable despair, and the battle for survival has begun.
When Ryuuta was 6 years old, he was attacked by a youkai. At that moment, a mysterious boy named Izumo came to his aid and exorcised the youkai. Izumo gives a promise that when Ryuuta gets strong enough to be by his side, they’ll meet again. After 10 years, their paths cross once more. But it seems like Izumo doesn’t remember Ryuuta or their promise! When a youkai threatens the village, Ryuuta tries to help but Izumo ends up getting injured. At that moment, he transfers some of his power to Ryuuta...with a kiss! Together, they exorcise the youkai, with Ryuuta vowing to protect Izumo from now on and following him on his travels! (Note: “Yokai” are supernatural spirits or monsters in Japanese folklore.)
Ashiya has spent the first seven days of high school stuck in the infirmary because of a "mononoke" attaching itself to him. He ends up asking the owner of a small tearoom - Mononokean - for help.
The tale begins on January 1965, Vietnam. Hikaru Minami, a newbie reporter, lands in Saigon to begin photographing the war. Thus does his story of war, growth, life, and a tragic love begin. Drawn in a simple and light style that belies its subject matter, complementing the writing very well.
