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Soo Ah had to abandon her aspirations of being an artist as a result of her parents' disproval. Jade embarked on a mission to locate her long-lost mother who had never laid eyes on her since her father's demise. As a butler at Yuchae School, an esteemed institution attended by Soo Ah, Jade encounters her and offers assistance in the pursuit of her passion. As they work together, love begins to blossom.
Hinata, a high school student yearns to be seen as a tough guy; a dream that is constantly challenged by his classmates who mercilessly bully him due to his uncanny resemblance to a girl. Despite this, Hinata's luck takes a dramatic turn when he gains the ability to transform into a gunner princess fighter. With his new powers, he plans to put an end to the harassment and finally achieve the manly persona he so desires. Bonus story: Kurage's Love.
To attract her future prince, Miu Nishie was instructed to maintain her cuteness, but finding a compatible match in her all-girls school proved to be a challenge. Nagisa Fujiwara, the school's handsome and masculine idol, came closest to her ideal mate, but he had a slew of admirers among the underclassmen. While applying makeup in the restroom, Miu hears a loud crash and a scream. She hurries to investigate and finds Fujiwara standing amid the debris of a broken vase. Anxious to conceal the incident, Fujiwara begs Miu to stay silent and promises to do anything she desires in return. Seizing an opportunity for a romantic relationship, Miu suggests they date to prepare for their future true loves. As their tale of humor and love unfolds, the princess realizes that her prince may have been closer than she previously thought. Includes one-shot: After-School Sweetheart.
Yori's conduct has undergone significant changes since their younger years. Despite being inseparable as twins, Yori has now taken to keeping himself away from his sister Iku. This has sparked concern in Iku, who believes that Yori no longer cares for her. However, the truth is scandalous. Yori has now become willing to risk it all in a pursuit of a romantic relationship with his younger sister. While Iku continues to hold her brother dear, Yori's desires have gone beyond the bounds of suitable sibling behavior. While Iku attempts to maintain their bond, Yori yearns for something beyond just familial ties. Will Iku eventually give in to Yori's advances and develop romantic inclinations for him?
Sumi bears a birthmark on her face. Meanwhile, the most popular student in her class seems to be having fun every day, even after catching the mysterious "transparency disease"...
Subaru Kashino meets Kei Natsume, a member of the library committee, at a rural high school sports training camp. Intrigued by Kei's frequent visits to the library, Subaru develops a fascination for him. He has an intense dream about Kei, which leaves him feeling sexually charged. As Subaru prepares to return to Tokyo, Kei proposes they keep in touch through letters, instead of phone calls. Although initially confused, Subaru is curious about the idea and agrees to exchange letters with Kei.
Amakawa Haruto had died unexpectedly just before reuniting with a childhood friend who had gone missing five years ago. Meanwhile, Rio, who lived in the slums, was on a quest for vengeance for his mother's murder when he was just five years old. Despite having vastly different backgrounds, Rio's body suddenly became a vessel for Haruto's personality and memories, and they both had to adjust to this unexpected fusion. Rio, though, eventually decides to embrace his new reality. Rio soon discovers an enigmatic "special power" that could drastically change his life, but he's faced with a challenge right off the bat when he stumbles upon a kidnapping. He realizes he's in the Bertram Kingdom, where he saves two princesses, and as a result of his heroic act, earns a scholarship to attend the elite Royal Academy that's populated by the wealthy and powerful. However, being an impoverished orphan amongst the nobility at the academy is far from ideal.
The head of a boy with a healthy body is unhealthy. How about a girl? A fairly different romantic comedy by the author of "Manga Science" and "Uchuu Kazoku Carlvinson" that starts from a junior high school library and then goes to space?(Source: Hakusensha, translated)
As the sole girl on an otherwise all-male soccer team, Hayate's reputation as a rambunctious high schooler is well-known. But when her studious classmate Yuuto unexpectedly asks her out, their unlikely love story with two very different personalities begins. Bonus story: Chapter 3: Mind Game Mastermind
It's a love story about the relationships between three childhood friends. A boy, Aiga Tsubaki, is in love with a girl, Chisato Himawari, who is also his childhood friend, but Himawari is in love with another childhood friend, Outa Tsurugi. In the first episode, Tsubaki, who is aware of Himawari's feelings, takes action in the hope that his two beloved childhood friends will become a couple.
Sekime-san is only cold to me. But I'm the only one who knows her true face.
