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A libido-fueled art comedy featuring the secret art club activities of a delinquent girl and the boy who will make her his masterpiece.
Men are servants of knowledge.<br><br>The Sorcerers' Guild was no more... The guild possessed many dangerous grimoires, worshipped pure magic.<br>The guild was condemned as a terrorist organization. A chivalric order of scientists was formed, hunting it down.<br>One after another, the sorcerers were captured, executed. Gradually, the guild lost its power. Eventually, they declared disbandment.<br>The remaining sorcerers were scattered across the world, marked as dangerous, forced to live as wanted criminals.<br><br>Spectral Wizard was among them...
The daily life of a large family of cute little monsters
From Storm in Heaven: Rakan lives alone, and the plants in his garden grow so thick and fast that it seems like a jungle. One day a man, holding a gun made of wood, falls right down into his garden. He seems to come from another world, and he's searching for someone who can bring back the green into his own dark and inhospitable world.
"This impure feeling should just disappear..." Hachi and Ritsu grew up hanging out together in the countryside despite their stark differences. Ritsu thought their relationship would never change, but Hachi suddenly moved to Tokyo after junior high school graduation without saying anything to Ritsu. Ritsu can't believe he was being neglected, so three years later he decided to go after Hachi in Tokyo... This time he will not let Hachi escapes, even though that means he must prepare for another heartbreak.
Alice is a transfer student from overseas and can't speak japanese. Fujimura is a student who can't speak english. Because of language barrier, Alice became isolated in the classroom, and Fujimura has become in charge of taking care of her, is there a way for them to understand each other?
4-koma of Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha Vivid.
A spin-off of Lucky Star. Centers around big sister Hinata Miyakawa and little sister Hikage Miyakawa's impoverished daily life at home (due to Hinata's wasteful habits) and Hikage's life at elementary school.
Nagisa Misumi and Honoka Yukishiro couldn't be more different. Nagisa is sporty and Honoka bookish, and while they attend the same school, they have very little in common - until one day, a shower of shooting stars brings two very unlikely visitors into their lives: Mippuru and Meppuru, refugees from the Garden of Light, which has been conquered by Darkness. Endowed with new and startling powers, Nagisa and Honoka become Cure Black and Cure White, magical defenders of the light --- together, they are Pretty Cure. There are two versions of the story: the tankobon one, which follows the anime and contains four extra chapters from the sequel "Pretty Cure Max Heart", and the Nakayoshi one, which consists of 11 chapters about the everyday life of the main characters. The two versions were printed in 2014 as a two-volume series under the "Wide KC" label.
Odagiri who hates guys is transferred into an all boy's school. There, he meets Tomonaga, who is selling himself in the school for a bit of cash?! Therefore, in order to monopolize Tomonaga, Odagiri pays him double price...?!
It is supposed to be the peak of Urara Namita's life. But she is losing her house, savings, and boyfriend instead! In such despair situation, her rival in the workplace, Musashi Fudou suddenly came to her with the most unexpected proposal — “Why don't you live here with me for a while...?” Well, he does look like a bully sometimes, although he is also very kind to her. “I supposed to hate him, but seeing his weak face makes me feel something different...”
Elizabeth March is one of four daughters from a prestigious family. The only reason she stands out from her sisters' extraordinary beauty and talent is because she's talentless. After her acceptance into the same academy all her sisters are at, Elizabeth encountered a chain of interesting things including getting off at the wrong start with a rich boy named Adrian. Adapted from Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" Note: Although it is adapted from "Little Women," the story of this manhwa is very different.
