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John Titor was the supposed time traveller who made headlines in 2000 with his various predictions about the future. A fortune-telling programme he'd allegedly coded had become wildly popular. Despite finding it all rather sketchy, Akio Raraka, a girl harbouring an unrequited crush on Amanogawa Tsubasa, decided to give the fortune-telling machine a go. But when the name of her destined partner appeared, it was...?!

"Are we actually dating...?"    When he pretends to have amnesia, the guy he hates starts acting like his boyfriend?! College seniors Maho and Yuma bicker so much that their classmates call them an old married couple. Upon waking up in the hospital after a nasty fall, Maho decides to get revenge by pretending to forget who Yuma is, only for Yuma to tell him that the two of them are going out! Just when Maho is about to tell Yuma to knock it off, Yuma suddenly begins cuddling up to him like a loving partner. As panic begins to set in about Yuma's extreme transformation, Yuma pushes him down onto the bed with a practiced expression "like he always does." But they really were on bad terms, right...?!

"With my legs, I'll do anything you want…?" Torasuke suddenly meets a girl with the perfect legs, but her true form is… a mermaid?! With zero experience in love, Torasuke is obsessed with legs. One day, he matches with Karen, who has his ideal muscular legs. They even hit it off right away! However, when they meet, he discovers her lower half is a fin! When nervous or excited, she transforms back into her mermaid form. To maintain her human appearance, Karen needs to get used to being around guys. Dreaming of those amazing legs, Torasuke and Karen begin to live together?!

Fate/Grand Order official comicalize start! In 2000 AD, the bottom of the mountain range in Central Asia... In a place where no obvious wars or incidents have been confirmed, \"Organization for the Preservation of Human Order, Chaldea\" finds the existence of a Singularity. Ritsuka Fujimaru and his team started the Rayshift immediately...

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"I'll help you with your 'special training'!"    Aspiring actor, Tetsu, spends day after day auditioning for roles, but is turned down due to his delinquent personality, leaving him with little choice but to lodge with his long time friend, Satoshi, who is a popular scriptwriter. Finally, a shot at a lead role presents itself to a disparaged Tetsu, but the offer turns out to be for a "man on man romance" movie. Being attracted to men himself, Satoshi offers Tetsu his guidance to help him get into character, but ends up getting jeered at... Clearly irritated, Satoshi says,    "Fine. I'll help you out as an 'experiment'. Why don't we give it a try?"   And with that, the two friends cross a line they never thought they would... all because of a movie! A cool-headed, popular writer meets an idiotic delinquent actor in this heart-pounding sensual story!

When you're the infamous prodigy hitman known only as "Fable," many things come easy. Being a normal person, however, isn't one of them. In fact, being told that he can't kill anyone for a while may just be the hardest job Fable's ever taken...

The Royal Diana Academy exclusively accepts individuals with exceptional magical talents. Graduates are highly regarded in their field and may even be employed by the royal family. Spica Virgo aspires to attend the prestigious academy, with the goal of becoming a sorceress as skilled as her idol, Claude Sirius. Claude, an esteemed sorcerer, was once the youngest instructor at the academy before he vanished without explanation. But Spica lacks the necessary experience and connections to gain admission into the academy, slowing her progress in achieving her dream. One day, she meets a black cat with the ability to speak and perform magic. In the hopes of enhancing her skills, she pleads with the feline to take her on as an apprentice and teach her the ways of magic. The cat accepts the offer on the condition that Spica finds a way to break his curse, which transformed him into a cat. Despite the trials ahead, Spica is determined to prove herself as an adept apprentice to the cat.

Simon’s sister asks him to boost her account because she’s busy. But it turns out the guild his sister belongs to is for women only.

Just living is not enough.

Kyouko and Kou are assigned to investigate a mysterious religious cult called "Paradise", after Amu Miyamoto from the idol group "Wednesday is Sunday" reaches out for assistance. Her fellow bandmate, Mei, is entangled with this sect. The group's enigmatic leader appears ageless and perpetually radiant, hinting at a vampiric nature. Their arrival in the secluded countryside where "Paradise" is based is met with suspicion and hostility... and thus, the pursuit kicks off!

We are in the Taishō Era (1912–1926). Sumie, the only daughter of a once-proud warrior clan now fallen from grace, is to marry into the respected Hikashi family, a union intended to restore the lost prestige of her own lineage, the Kanemoto clan. Yet before even meeting her future husband, the naive and inexperienced Sumie must first test her resolve by immersing herself in the moral decay of her new home.