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Matsuoka is deeply addicted to the thrill he experiences when he struts through the streets at night in his ex-partner's clothing, basking in the attention of male onlookers. One night, a stranger assaults him, but his serious boss, Hirosue, saves him. In spite of rumors about Hirosue's boring and clumsy persona, Matsuoka is attracted to the sincerity of his thoughtful actions. One fateful evening, while dressed in feminine attire, Matsuoka meets Hirosue, who confesses his feelings to him. However, when Matsuoka realizes his own emotions, he declares, "We can't meet again. It's out of the question." What will be Matsuoka's next move?
Scientists have discovered a new substance that can fully withstand all existing weapons. Unfortunately, this substance, dubbed the "peacemakers," has resulted in traditional warfare being replaced with a frenzy of martial arts contests. Rasputin and Russian President Putinov have teamed up to oversee the substance's administration worldwide, while a team of muscular heroes led by Axe Bogan and American President Billary Quintone oppose them.
Alone in his dorm room one Saturday night (a frequent occurrence, to be honest), young Keiichi Morisato accidentally dials a wrong number that will literally change his life. You see, he inadvertently reaches the Goddess Technical Help Line, and a goddess is dispatched to grant him one wish. The lovely young Belldandy informs him that he may have one wish - a wish for virtually anything in the world. In disbelief, Keiichi opts for a wish he believes will confound the system (and will prove that Belldandy has no particular wish-granting power): he wishes that Belldandy would stay with him always. The power of this wish almost rips the fabric of time and space but it is ultimately granted. But of course such a wish has unforseen consequences, including the fact that Keiichi lives in a guys-only dorm. When his roommates return to find him with a woman on the premises, he is immediately tossed out on to the street. But the wish also has other unexpected side effects - such as when Keiichi and Belldandy are in peril of being separated, a motorcycle is suddenly repaired so that they can travel together.
The TV show, Daisy Luck, revolves around four female friends, who have known each other for a long time. Among the four, one is a homemaker, one owns a bakery, one is a high-level corporate executive, while the fourth one is presently unemployed. All of them are on the cusp of turning 30.
The year is U.C. 0079 and the One Year War is coming to an end. Leading the "Hunter of Black Clothes" squadron for the Principality of Zeon is Major Wolfgang, whose black Zaku has served as inspiration for the squad's name. Their atmospheric patrols have caused concern for the Federation, dubbing them as "GM Hunters." It is during a fight against a GM squadron just outside the atmosphere that Wolfgang's fate is sealed.
The Japanese National Police Agency has established a specialized Motorcycle Counter-Terrorism team in response to the increasing incidence of crime and terrorism targeting Japanese citizens. The team, which includes former convicts with histories of minor offenses, as well as former Yakuza members and leaders, has been formally authorized by government officials to combat armed criminals and terrorists.
As a result of her father being in debt by six million yen, Fumi Oono, a sixteen-year-old high school student, and her father are rendered homeless. In urgent need of a roof over their heads and a means to earn a livelihood, Fumi accepts a job as a live-in cleaner for Akatsuki Kibikino - a young author. Their first meeting didn't go as planned; Akatsuki belittled Fumi's abilities and treated her childishly. Determined to pay off her father's debt, Fumi toils hard to prove herself. As Akatsuki's obscure and abrasive demeanor begins to unravel, Fumi discovers a passionate and caring person she didn't envisage. The manga also features two one-shot stories- "Hirunaka no Ryuusei Bangai-hen: Blue" in volume seven and "Hirunaka no Ryuusei Bangai-hen: Red" in volume eight.
Midori, a high school student filled with naive desires, sets out on a mission to lose his virginity. Unfortunately, his plans come to a halt when he is forced to spend his last summer break at his family shrine. One day, while bored out of his mind, Midori finds a tengu mask and decides to use it as his partner. But when the magical seal breaks, a real-life tengu emerges, disrupting his plans entirely!
Okunuki, determined to break free from the boredom of his summer vacation, impulsively decides to pay a visit to his senpai's farm. Upon arrival, he encounters Iku, his senpai's son. Unfortunately, on that very same day, Okunuki's senpai falls ill and becomes exhausted. Without hesitation, Okunuki jumps in to help out- partly because he finds himself captivated by Iku. As a result, Okunuki begins to develop feelings for Iku, and Iku slowly begins to trust him…
"Kuroi-kun, would you like to go out with me on a date?" Kuroi Kengou, the Wakagashira of the Kuroguro gang, has a childhood friend named Shirakaba Touma who has been with him since birth. Shirakaba often visits Kuroi and flirts with him whenever he has free time. In a bold move to win Kuroi's heart, Shirakaba even got married for a month. Despite Shirakaba's persistent love, Kuroi tolerates it, and the men of the Kuroguro group watch over their relationship with warmth. One day, Shirakaba surprises everyone by announcing that he has accepted the position of the Kuroguro gang's legal advisor, which leads to a tense situation between the two men.
Princess Hinael Plake of the Salur Kingdom. She was murdered by her husband while heavily pregnant. Just when I thought my life had ended... I opened my eyes and found myself back two years before my wedding. 'This time, I won't believe in things like love.' To avoid facing another unfortunate future, I decided to change my fate and choose another man. The one they call the War Hero of Trikas, who is destined to become the Emperor of Trikas, Lutz Viant. "I will bear your child. Please protect the child I give birth to as your heir." This time, I will definitely protect my child, the one I have with another man.
Undercover NIS agent Park Seonwu is disguised as a café owner in an affluent neighborhood to investigate a drug ring. When he stumbles upon a lead about a drug-fueled party, he infiltrates it under the guise of delivering coffee. However, a lapse in judgement leads him to the brink of disaster until a cafe regular Seo Yohan rescues him. As the heat of the moment escalates, Seonwu and Yohan find themselves entwined in an unexpected physical connection. Realizing that Yohan might have crucial information about the case, Seonwu seeks his help. Yohan, attracted to Seonwu, agrees on the condition that they become friends with benefits. Their unconventional relationship deepens, but as the investigation nears its end, Yohan abruptly cuts ties with Seonwu and seemingly dies in a car accident, leaving Seonwu heartbroken. Three years later, Seonwu, now hardened by his past, spots Yohan in footage from a new NIS sting—alive and well, under the alias "Yohan Romanov," a notorious Russian mafia member. Fueled by betrayal and unresolved trauma, Seonwu embarks on a mission to Russia, determined to confront the man who shattered his world.
