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After marrying the prince, Cinderella’s “happily ever after” ends when he falls for another woman and proposes to her. A small, powerless field mouse, who dearly loves Cinderella, wishes she could smile again. Mysteriously, the mouse dies and wakes up in the past, when Cinderella was still mistreated by her stepfamily. Then comes a twist: the mouse isn’t ordinary, but a noble beastman from the prestigious Field Mouse clan. With her true identity revealed, she decides to run away with Cinderella — before the prince and his glass slipper ever show up.

The story of a crossdresser who receives a confession from a junior.

As a female vampire, Dahlia searches for the reborn essence of her cherished Ranan, who was also a vampire.

Miyazaki wrote a manga for a children's newspaper that is more like a graphic novel with minimal dialogue bubbles and most text is outside of the frames. Despite this, the story is surprisingly dark and touches on themes of war, betrayal, and the ugliness of human nature. The influence of Tezuka Osamu can be seen in the art style, but Miyazaki's later works such as "Nausicaä" can also be detected. In fact, this manga can be considered a prototype of "Nausicaä." Several characters also meet their demise throughout the story.

At 14 years old, Kirari Tsukishima is both beautiful and gluttonous. Whilst her peers worship the popular idol duo, SHIPS, Kirari's only true passion lies in food. However, when Kirari's path crosses with the member of SHIPS, Seiji Hiwatari, she instantly falls in love, despite her lack of experience in romantic relationships. Determined to be with Seiji, Kirari sets out to become an idol herself, with the guidance of SHIPS members Seiji and Hiroto Kazama, and her supportive feline friend, Naa-san. As Kirari ventures into the world of entertainment, she quickly discovers that being an idol is not just all fun and games. In order to succeed both in love and her career, she must overcome any obstacles that come her way.

From Chibi Manga: Izumozaki Sumire was accepted into Ojika High School. Her older brother Satoshi was strangely against her entering that school. But she wanted to experience high school life at the same school he attended no matter what. Subsequently the truth about her older brother’s real identity comes to light...!

1. The Woman Next Door 2. Sound of Grass 3. Graveman 4. The Seashore 5. Just the Two of Us 6. The Scarlet Circle

Caution: Yamane Ayano's Artbook includes a limited number of shotacon illustrations.

Working a part-time job, living without relying on his adoptive parents, getting paid by his flatmate to do his work for him—such is the daily life of Al Adley, a rather dry South Asian man in his 20s. His self-reliant and simple lifestyle changes on the day he realizes that a single event can change one's whole life: that day is when news breaks out that the mayor of London has been fatally stabbed while on a train through the Tube. Al just happened to be at the scene of the crime, and suspicions that he may be the culprit only grow when he finds a bloody knife in his jacket pocket later that evening. It is not long before Al gets a knock on his door from Lenny Ellis, an inspector for the police who is overly dedicated to his job. With the detective willing to give the young man the benefit of the doubt, Al and Ellis begin a race against time to find the mayor's true murderer.

Hanbyeol was born with a scent wolves can't resist, and now she's bound by an arranged marriage to Taesan, the wolf beastman she’s secretly longed for. But the thrill of marrying her dream man fades fast when Hanbyeol realizes her human body can’t handle his feral appetite. In order to satisfy him… Hanbyeol makes a bold, life-changing decision!

On the surface, Nick seems to be just like any other ordinary guy living in Mameruka, but in reality he is anything but! He is able to transform into the yo-yo wielding superhero Captain Rainbow, but as trends changed and newer heroes appeared, he was forgotten about. In a bid to regain his popularity, Nick travels to Mimin Island, a place where wishes are said to come true. While there, he meets a variety of lesser-known Nintendo characters, each with their own hopes and dreams that Nick must now help them achieve! Amazing Captain Rainbow was a doujinshi created by Rui Nakagawa, and was based on the Japan exclusive Wii game "Captain Rainbow" developed by Skip Ltd. and published by Nintendo. Amazing Captain Rainbow went on indefinite hiatus midway through the second volume.