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Mieru Ko-chan (pixiv), Child That Can See It (Pixiv)
Ikedo Sadaharu, a transfer student at Shiratake High School, quickly earns the nickname “Gorilla-Man” due to his intimidating appearance. Despite his fearsome looks, Ikedo's true nature is misunderstood by his peers. The story humorously explores his attempts to fit into his new school, deal with bullies, and inadvertently gain respect, blending comedy with school life drama. Won the 14th Kodansha Manga Award for general manga in 1990 (tied with Chinmoku no Kantai).
Kozakura Chuu is a first-year high school girl who has entered Codino Girls' School and longs for the sparkling life of a proper young lady. Until she runs into a mysterious group of bored girls who calls themselves the "Keritama-dan"...? The charms of the "Keritama" = "kickball" girls burst forth with enthusiasm! Watch their joy as they string a series of super plays together! This is a sports story featuring futsal girls at their best!
Nanoha and Chidori are best friends who attend the same all-girls high school—and also share a heart-pounding secret: they’re lovers. Through sunny days and tumultuous storms, they’re always ready for new adventures together.
.Jaeyoung Ha, a young professor at K University's Department of Business Administration. His lectures and kindness were top quality and he's quite popular among the teachers at the university. However, he has been keeping a secret about being an otaku who is obsessed over some animated girl. Then one day, when a student discovers that he's an otaku who is a Dakimakura, his peaceful daily life fell apart.
Kaoru Aoyama, an office worker, wakes up to find herself reincarnated into another world as Patience, the eldest daughter of an impoverished nobility. It seems that Kaoru has taken over Patiences body after she died from a serious illness. Patience determined to rebuild their impoverished life using her own magic for the sake of her two adorable brothers. However, it seems she only possesses an unremarkable skill of Daily-Life Spells.
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Kokonoe Yukito has always been unlucky when it comes to women. He was rejected by his childhood friend, which he thought they had mutual feelings for each other. He sister hates him. His mother neglected him Due to all these trauma stacking with each other, his emotions were completely destroyed. When Yukito enters high school, the girls who inflicted these pain on him started to care for him...?! Thus commence a youthful Romcom full of misunderstandings!
"I dyed my hair black for you... so notice me." Shimizu-san, the highschool girl yankee who sits next to Hondo with her newly-dyed hair, gradually lowered her voice, slightly blushed, and laid her face down on the desk. After that, when Daiki Hondo talked with his friend about how he wanted be with a girl who can cook, the next day Hondo ended up partnered with Shimizu-san in cooking class, even though she used to always skip class. When Hondo mentioned that he wished he could try a girl's hand-made cooking, for some reason she brought two bentos to lunch the next day and shared one with Hondo… This is a coming-of-age romantic comedy with Shimizu-san, a highschool girl yankee who is clumsy in love.
I hate you!! The first word the strange little boy shouted at me?! We’ve been knowing each other since the early childhood. He’s been around me all the time. Does he hate me or love me?!
A series depicting kids overcoming their obstacles in life. Just kids being kids, that's all.
Just when Chu Hyejin, a freshman in college, is about to start her independent college life, she encounters a crisis. Her first love, Cha Haejun lives right next to her?! And on top of that, she is the one who dumped him when they dated in middle-school! A 15-year old's clumsy and awkward first love soon came to an end but will things be different this time when they're 20? (Note: Gatabutata is a Korean saying that means "Get to the point instead of beating around the bush".) --- - Official Simplified Chinese Translation - Official Japanese Translation
