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Shiina, a female college student, is dating Shuu, a coppersmith. For many years, Shiina has heard the rhythm of Shuu's hammer striking copper. Unable to know what he is thinking, she continues to watch him hammer away, as he has always done. However, one day, Shuu suddenly proposes to Shiina. With marriage in mind, Shuu will come to realize that love and craftsmanship may very well be correlated with one another. [Written by Phloup]
After falling through a magic mirror, Nanako and company find themselves stuck in a world where the people are talking animals - and now must find their way back home.
Eli is a witch who lives in the Sea of Trees. Eli, who has lived for a long time, has written down her records in the form of a book, which has been passed down to future generations. One day, Eli sets out on a journey to a town where there are parchment craftsmen. On the way, Eli hears rumors of a monster from a merchant, and when she stops at an abandoned village, she is attacked by its residents. However, the residents have their own reasons for attacking Eli… The story of a witch who lives to understand the world unfolds.
Dalia presents himself as a detached and detached university student, concealing his deep sensitivity towards his lanky limbs and overall appearance. Despite his image, he harbors strong feelings for his neighbor Ruby, whose impressive muscular physique surpasses that of any bodybuilder. Dalia is drawn to Ruby's admirable bravery, sincerity, and physical beauty. Tonari no Kinniku Joshi depicts the comical and ordinary experiences of a tsundere male attempting to capture the attention of his collected and muscular female neighbor.
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Education is not the top priority at a Tokyo high school where fighting between student clubs causes havoc in the hallways and classrooms. Each club tries to outdo the others in being unruly, but only a small group of students works towards calming the violence. These students, who are part of the Juken Club, are among the strongest and bravest at the school.
In Muntinlupa City, Philippines, 2025. On a rainy midnight, from her office building, Chevalyn Luna learns of another murder. The news reveals a pattern too precise to be coincidence: every two years, on March 13, a former classmate is killed. The cycle has already claimed three lives. She is certain she won’t be next, after all, no one held a grudge against her and by the pattern, the next killing is still two years away. Later that night, she spots the only other figure on the street, her former class president, Andrea White.
Despite being a sequel to To Love-Ru, the entire cast, both established and fresh faces, make an appearance. Rito finds himself entangled in risqué and unrestrained ecchi scenarios as per usual. The unusual abilities of the Deviluke sisters still allow them to capture Rito's heart. With the arrival of the transfer students, Nana and Momo, Mea becomes acquainted with a cheerful and carefree demeanor. But Momo yearns to create a harem for Rito and devises a plan. Her plan is halted when she confronts Golden Darkness, also known as Yami, but both are disrupted by students possessed with unexplainable strength. A new plot arises as a mysterious individual who dominates the students tests Yami's skills in assassination. Can they unmask this unknown foe?
Rewritten: The original webcomic showed a series of images, while the official translations presented the story in English. The plot centered around a woman who reluctantly agreed to a lucrative business deal out of desperation. She believed it would be a one-time transaction, but fate had other plans. Five years later, she unexpectedly encountered her business partner, who uttered hateful words while passionately engaging in intimate activity. The man discovered a secret she had been keeping, and used it to control her, refusing to let her leave his bed. The story cautioned against assuming that physical beauty garners universal adoration.
