A coda to the OVA and novel of the same name, this six-chapter manga gives us a deeper glimpse into the back-stories of Rei Fukai, James Bukhar, Tomahawk John, and other members of the F.A.F. However, some of the details about the characters' pasts and relationships appear to deviate from the sequence of events as seen in the anime. Therefore, this manga should only be read after having first watched the anime or read the novel, and treated as an alternate story of sorts.
A 2 chapter guest series featured in the October 2019 Issue of Manga Time Kirara Forward.
Adaptation from the Yume Nikki RPGMaker game by Kikiyama. Madotsuki is a girl who always dreams of the same landscape. One day, she decides to start exploring her dreams, searching for answers. There are some doors in her dreams. When she opens them, she finds all kinds of things...
Youji Takashima is a high schooler with a major 'sister complex' towards his older sister, Senko, 26, whom he's living with... One day, she introduces him to one of her old friend from college: Ren Akishima. Their first meeting doesn't go as expected, Youji doesn't like Ren and starts to think that he wants to marry his sister. Later, Senko reveals that she's leaving for NY to get some advancement in her job and that she intends to leave Youji with Ren. (from EoP website)
A 1-volume long manga containing various ridiculous and twisted oneshots. 1) Head Prolapse Elegy 2) White String 3) Mr. Urashima 4) Dream Toy Factory 5) Drafting a Water Goddess 6) Closed Hospital 7) The How and What of Excretion in the Future 8) The How and What of Future Sports 9) The How and What of a Space War 10) The How and What of Earthquakes and Volcanoes
From Hoshikuzuu: For someone who has no recollection of their childhood, Yuzuru's been having the same dream over and over again. One where he and another boy are playing in a small shrine. But he can never figure out who the other boy is. Then one day, his brother Ryosuke brings home a classmate of his, named Takumi. Within the memories that Yuzura can not remember, he realizes that Takumi was his childhood friend and first love. Takumi reveals that he is ecstatic that Yuzuru remembers. Happy to meet his first love again, Yuzuru once again becomes attracted to him, but...
Right above the room where unsuccessful manga artist Mayuzumi Violet lives, there is a young, beautiful girl named Io. One day, he realizes that she is an "avid" fan of his work. Is this a coincidence? Or...? A neighbor suspense love story!
From MangaHelpers: Hanadera Keisuke is obsessed with yuri, and he's read all the Yuri Hime manga. However, he is sadly aware that there is one thing a lesbian romance absolutely does not need-- him. One day, a student named Akane transferred to his class from an all-girls school. She used to go to school with another classmate, Saori, and Akane immediately tried to pick up their friendship. However, her clinginess, desire for alone-time, and intensity all convinced Keisuke that he was finally seeing yuri in reality! Soon enough, Keisuke had stalked them enough to see a love triangle between Saori, newcomer Akane, and their standoffish classmate Matsuoka. Is there truth to his observations, or is he viewing the world through yuri-tinted glasses? [tethysdust]
The unique and talented artists depict their own Liebe Girls' Academy.
Mana and Tsukushi, childhood friends burdened by their own complexes. Although they love each other, they can't express their true feelings - both experiencing "mutual unrequited love"." Suddenly, a girl claiming to be "a girl from the future" appears before them. What is the girl's purpose? And what will happen to the love between Mana and Tsukushi? A girl-meet-suspense story intertwined with life, death, and children!
A manga adaptation of the Yuukoku no Moriarty light novels.
The Kafkaesque autobiography of a diplomat who compares himself to Grigori Rasputin and what happens after he gets caught up in a political purge during the early 2000s. A legal thriller with a dash of geopolitics. Based on "Kokka no Wana (Trap of the State)", the autobiography of ex-diplomat and political writer Sato Masaru.
