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Ichiritsu Ranzan High School's football club is populated by famed hooligans, in fact some guys decide to join the school only to fight with them. Therefore the principal calls Kuroki Tetsuo-sensei and asks him to reform the club. Included one-shot: Volume 40: Keeper Boy Keeper Girl
Ume developed a crush on Hara-chan, his next-door neighbor, when he was just five years old. Over the past twenty years, Ume and Hara-chan have started a casual sexual relationship after Ume's unrequited love for her lingered. However, Hara-chan's behaviors and feelings towards Ume have become more confusing.
1-3. Ijimekko no Okada-kun (Okada Loves to Bully) 4-5. Furare Otoko no Tomoyuki-kun (The Man Who Got Dumped, Tomoyuki)
Koushirou, a successful young CEO, was bestowed with a fortunate cat figurine from his grandfather. When Koushirou touched the brass emblem, the feline-shaped figurine was enchanted and transformed into a boy with cat-like traits. This newly acquired servant vowed to grant Koushirou's every desire as his master. Unfortunately, Koushirou was content and had accomplished all of his aspirations, leaving him with no longing for anything further.
Yuu, during his high school years, experiences a sense of isolation, yet remains an enthusiastic fan of Spider-Man. He struggles with unfulfilled aspirations until a fortuitous encounter with the superhero's outfit in a nondescript alley alters the course of his life. What lies ahead for this determined adolescent?
Throughout their entire lives, Toranosuke Ibuki and his wife Kaoru, formerly known as Okouchi, have remained deeply devoted to each other. Despite facing a hospital-bound Toranosuke two decades into their love story, their affection continues to thrive. The couple spends their days cherishing their shared memories, including the day he proposed, their first meeting, and their fairy tale-like marriage. Even when Toranosuke's stubbornness rubs Kaoru's quick temper the wrong way, their love is unmistakable from the wrinkles on their aged faces and the loving stares they exchange. The couple's bond is so strong that they believe it will outlast even death, and they will continue to love each other just as intensely in their next life.
After failing the entrance exams to her school of choice, Hiyo Osora gets an acceptance letter from SM Academy. But she didn't even apply or take its exam! When she arrives, there's something amiss—all the students are... monsters!? And the head of the student council says he's her fiancé right before he sprouts giant black wings! What strange fate brought Osora to SM Academy, and what supernatural fate awaits her after this!?
Marin Watase possesses the unique ability to perceive ghosts, yet there is a downside to her gift. If she looks ghosts in the eye, they can possess her body. One mischievous girl ghost takes advantage of this and pushes Marin to admit her feelings for Hori-kun, a classmate she has a crush on, and even plant a kiss on him. What shenanigans will ensue?
Shima, who is ostracized at her school and unable to bond with her third stepfather, opts to relocate to Sapporo and dwell with her birth father. While there, she encounters Wao and Gen. Despite being fully aware that befriending them would lead to her social isolation from every girl in school, she is helpless since she has already fallen for them.
Ran fervently desires to meet a prince who resembles the ones in fairy tales. By pure coincidence, Ukyo makes a reappearance after a long disappearance... Could he possibly be the prince that Ran has been hoping for all along? Unfortunately, Ran is so enraptured in her own impractical world while Ukyo struggles to express his feelings, leading him to unintentionally hurt her. Will they manage to overcome these difficulties and succeed in staying together as a romantic duo?
Sakai and Shoji can be described as dimwits. They belong to a band called Moozmuz, which is characterized by its eccentric and silly style. Gogh, who is a fellow student, is a clothing designer who may appear quiet but is quite passionate about his work. The friendship between these three artists is showcased in Shinkichi Kato's vivid and animated art, which captures both their growth and setbacks. The following one-shots are included in the series: Volume 1: Isamu Diary, My MHz Volume 2: L&P: Love and Parapara, Yogera
During her teenage years, Satomi Azusa was a celebrated gravure idol and an exceptionally talented baseball player. Despite her skills, she was not allowed to join her school's team due to her gender. Her father, who happened to be the team's coach, devised a plan to fulfill his daughter's dream. He enlisted Azusa's childhood friend, Hirayama Keita, to take her place on the team. Though Keita lacked any particular talent, he resembled Azusa so much that even their parents couldn't tell them apart with her dressed in a wig and girl's clothing. Keita willingly agreed to the charade and became successful, even attracting interest from professional baseball teams. However, the risk of being exposed hung over them. How long can they keep up this masquerade before they're caught? And what will be the consequences when the truth is inevitably revealed? Interestingly, the first three chapters were featured in Short Program 3.
