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Tsuki no Tsubasa is the story of a group of vampires who are being hunted down by the creations of Dr. Victor Frankenstein. The twist here is that the vampires want nothing more than to be left alone and do their best to not kill anyone... and Frankenstein's creations are all in the form of attractive psychogirls of varying ages.
From Yen Press: It’s claws versus tentacles as monstrous beauties grapple with one another in the global sensation that is monster wrestling! A young Cerberus girl named Tirol dreams of stardom in the squared circle, but can she stand up to all the thirsty predators ready to dominate her into submission? Winning in the ring means walking a fine line between pain and pleasure...and unleashing the beast inside!
A sweet and juicy love honey that a bumpy yuri couple unfolds in a corner of the city.
Moonlight Flowers: a classic yuri manga about a woman who leaves her husband for an old friend from school. The story is told in two parts--one from the married woman's point of view, and one from the friend's point of view. The last chapter is a short story called Midnight Flowers.
"This actor and this idol will get married." From the long time ago, I've been surprised every time I hit that line, so I've stopped saying it recently. The school life of Mei Haruno, a girl who knows whom the one other people like, begins (Taken from the official synopsis). Indonesian: "Aktor dan idola ini akan menikah." Sedari dulu, aku dikejutkan setiap kali aku mengucapkan kata-kata itu. Kehidupan sekolah dari Mei Haruno, gadis yang mengetahui siapa yang disukai oleh orang lain pun, dimulai (Diambil dari sinopsis resmi).
Yae and Chitose have been dating for one year. Their relationship continues in this sweet and fluffy slice-of-life story.
Kiyoko has always envied her older sister Atsuko, who gets all the attention, and feels like an impossibly distant goal. A sudden change in Atsuko's life forces Kiyoko to re-evaluate their relationship, and her opinion of her sister. The title of this series symbolizes the relationship between Kiyoko and Atsuko. It is taken from a mathematical construct, and can be thought of as meaning "vanishing point." This is the point at which, from the viewer's perspective, two parallel lines eventually meet. To illustrate, think of standing on railroad tracks that continue in a straight line as far as the eye can see; the tracks are parallel and will never actually meet, but from the viewer's perspective, they appear to get closer to each other the farther away they are, eventually meeting at the point beyond which they are no longer visible.
It cannot be denied that individuals like Kuroko Koumori, who have taken the lives of hundreds, often lose their grip on reality. However, Kuroko defies expectations and manages to maintain her sanity, even after having killed 715 people. This unique trait saves her from a death sentence and instead leads to her appointment as a State-Appointed Executioner alongside Hinako Tozakura. Together, they are tasked with tracking down and eliminating other murderers. Despite their diverging personalities, Hinako and Kuroko band together to carry out their gruesome profession. Hinako is a free-spirited girl who revels in speeding around town, breaking all sorts of traffic rules. In contrast, Kuroko is a cunning and sensual lesbian who possesses lethal abilities. Their unlikely partnership may seem peculiar, but in their line of work, nothing is ordinary. Additionally, the volume includes a one-shot pilot film of "Murciélago."
A spinoff of the series Murciélago featuring the character Reiko Kuchiba.
Spin off of Murenase about a bonobo student and a cow nurse.
