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Would you believe it? My childhood pal and latest classmate is an enormous 8 meters tall! Brace yourself for a larger-than-life romantic comedy!

1. Cherry to Skirt 2. Ousama Zettai Meirei! 3. Happy End wa Mitomenai 4. Kuchibiru kara Endless Love Call 5. Otomodachi Syndrome

A 4-panel comic strip showcases the beloved equine girls, Special Week and Silence Suzuka.

"From now on, keep an eye on me, okay?" Kaname Ichinose and Ryou Aizawa are high school boys who live in the same dorm room and practice together after school despite belonging to different clubs. One day, Ryou is suddenly asked by Kaname to "protect him." Kaname says it's because the seniors in his dorm are teasing him too much, and Ryou accepts. However, when it comes down to it, Kaname has an even more serious agenda...

Ultra Analysis: The Official Character Guide for My Hero Academia, by Kohei Horikoshi, is the second data book of the series that offers comprehensive information on characters from chapters 1 to 235.

Haru Takanashi, a plain and unassuming boy with black hair and glasses, secretly has a crush on Nanjou, a popular teacher. This crush is accidentally discovered by his classmate, Kazuki Sanada, a flashy and popular guy who is the complete opposite of Takanashi. Sanada takes an interest in Takanashi's unrequited love for Nanjou and tries to help Takanashi attract the teacher's attention. But as Takanashi starts spending more time with Sanada, he begins to experience Sanada's kindness... Maybe Sanada isn't just the flashy guy he appears to be...? What will become of this usual pairing...!?

Airi Sezaki and Hinako Hanamura belong to distinct social groups and hierarchies in their school, leading separate lives with no overlap except for a shared clandestine connection. Their bond is characterized by unconventional desires, self-indulgence, and love, kept hidden away from the rest of the world.

A petite P.E. teacher, Mami Tachibana, meets on a spring night… a tall, mature junior teacher!? Her affectionate, touchy junior gets way too close, and it’s troublesome…

Following the 1986 Rokkenjima Mass Murder Incident, Ange Ushiromiya is the last surviving member of her family. Bearing immense guilt for being unable to accompany her parents and older brother Battler to the island, Ange has been desperate to know the truth behind the grim events. However, 12 years later, further hardships torment the grieving girl—isolating her from the world she once loved. On the brink of giving up, Ange is visited by Frederica Bernkastel, the Witch of Miracles. As a spectator of Beatrice's games, Bernkastel offers Ange a chance to not only learn what occurred on Rokkenjima, but also exact revenge on the person who murdered her family. Despite the possibility that her wish will go unfulfilled, Ange accepts the deal and inherits the name of the Golden Witch, allowing her to travel back in time to assist Battler. This new, spirited alliance provides Battler the conviction to fervently proceed in his uphill battle as the game board continues to transform in unexpected ways.

Formerly a member of her high school track and field club, Akira Tachibana's injury has left her unable to move at her previous pace. In order to support herself, she works part-time at a family restaurant where she unexpectedly falls for her 45-year-old manager, a divorced man with a young son. Despite their age difference, Akira appreciates her manager's tender nature, a stark contrast to how other employees view his weaknesses. Through small moments shared between the two, they begin to understand each other until Akira realizes that true love requires no explanation. On a rainy day, she chooses to confess her feelings, drastically shifting the dynamic between them. What remains to be seen, however, is how her manager will respond.