Anthology of short stories featuring characters from Persona 2: Innocent Sin written to commemorate making a PSP remake of the game.

A collection of stories made by various artists, based on the Persona 3 movies.

Anthology of shorts based on Persona 4.

"In nicht allzu ferner Zukunft werden die Städte von staatlich gelenkten Jugendbanden beherrscht. Wer keiner Gang angehört, ist als gesellschaftlicher Außenseiter gebrandmarkt. Der stille und geheimnisvolle...

In the Petit Eva series: V1) First no ShouV2) Bokura Tanken DoukoukaiV3) Second no Shou

At Amatera Chateau, the exclusive all-girls dormitory, lives Petit (a dog that's just been adopted), Hanazono Hana (a not-so-smart girl), Kataoka Hikari (who doesn't like dogs), and Yamada Constance (pretty...

Manga adaptation of the game Phantom Brave. Chroma are bounty hunters for hire that deal with all manner of requests, including monster subjugation. A thirteen-year-old girl named Marona lives on Phantom Isle...

Takashi goes from a normal kid to a part of an air force out to save the world, but can he survive his wacky mentor?

The more you read, the more you'll learn!? A slightly naughty pharmaceutical romantic comedy!

Aboard the luxury liner Phase 20, a girl named Ran finds herself and the rest of the crew taken hostage by the illusive and nefarious "20 Faces."

Guy with a 70-word vocabulary doodles on sleeping Naked Chick in a fit of sheer immaturity, Naked Chick wakes up and attacks Guy, Guy accidentally marries Naked Chick, and then the two gang up with Noisy Girl...

Is there anything more tragic than him? ! Being struck by lightning into a computer and into a novel written by him, as the first unlucky person in the book! Trying to avoid the disaster but still being smashed...

Was inspired by a Japanese dating sim series by Cocktail Soft (a part of F&C, later F&C FC02). The games are all set around restaurants in the fictional "Pia Carrot" chain, and most of the female characters are...

From Garo 1982-07. Good children are not picky about their food.

Heavily inspired by Walt Disney’s animated classic, Osamu Tezuka’s take on the tale of a wooden puppet who becomes a real boy Pinocchio (1952) was originally published as a stand-alone book by Tokodo on June 5,...