Tenka Hyakken: Meiji-kan e Youkoso!

The Helpful Fox Senko-san

Kuroto Nakano is a salaryman whose demanding job leaves him perpetually exhausted and stressed. Living alone, he struggles to keep up with daily life as the pressure takes a toll on his body and soul. One day, an eight-hundred-year-old fox deity named Senko appears at his doorstep, determined to take care of him. She cooks, cleans, and tends to his every need, using her gentle and playful nature to ease his weariness. As Senko works to heal Nakano's stress, their unlikely bond grows, bringing warmth and comfort to his lonely life.

When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace

One day, the five members of the literature club suddenly awaken to supernatural powers. Jurai Andou, a self-proclaimed chuunibyou, can create black flames that are purely cosmetic, while his friends possess far more impressive abilities: Tomoyo Kanzaki can manipulate time, Hatoko Kushikawa controls the five elements, Sayumi Takanashi can repair anything, and Chifuyu Himeki can create objects from nothing. Expecting their new powers to plunge them into a world of epic battles and secret organizations, the club instead finds that their daily school life continues unchanged. No villains appear, no grand adventures call—just the ordinary routine of club activities and teenage relationships. Ye

WITCH WATCH

Morihito Otogi is a high school student who descends from a lineage of ogres, possessing inhuman strength despite his ordinary appearance. His childhood friend, Nico Wakatsuki, is a young witch who has just returned from training in the Witches' Holy Land. Determined to make Morihito her familiar, Nico moves in with him, much to his surprise. As Nico's magic causes unpredictable chaos and their shared living situation grows increasingly awkward, Morihito must protect her from a foretold calamity. Between supernatural hijinks and the looming threat, their daily lives become a whirlwind of danger and romance.

No Longer Allowed in Another World

The famous writer Sensei is about to achieve his life's ambition—a double suicide with his lover Sacchan—when a truck sends him to another world. The local priestess Annette declares him an adventurer and gives him the mission to slay the demon king. But Sensei has no interest in heroics; he only wants to find Sacchan and finally rest in peace. Joined by the martial artist Tama, whom he saves from danger, and the persistent Annette, who becomes his self-appointed protector, Sensei reluctantly wanders a world full of monsters and magic. As the trio travels, they discover that the true dangers may come from humans themselves, and that Sensei's peculiar attitude might be the only thing that ca

The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated!

Jahy, the second-in-command of the Dark Realm, was once feared and revered by all. After a magical girl destroys the precious mana crystal, the Dark Realm collapses, and a powerless, child-sized Jahy is transported to the human world. Now living in a cramped, crumbling one-room apartment, she must navigate everyday life while plotting the revival of her former kingdom. Struggling to pay rent, find food, and deal with the lack of air conditioning, Jahy's immense pride refuses to let her live in such poor conditions for long. She takes on a part-time job and battles with her landlady over rent, all while working to reassemble the mana crystal and restore the Dark Realm to its former glory.

The Eccentric Family

In Kyoto, three kinds of residents coexist: humans, tanuki (raccoon dogs), and tengu. Yasaburou Shimogamo is the third son of the Shimogamo tanuki family, spending his days caring for an old tengu, shapeshifting to observe humans, and dealing with the mysterious woman Benten. His father, Souichirou, was once the head of Kyoto's tanuki community until he was killed and eaten by a human group known as the Friday Fellows. Behind the peace and tranquility lies a painful memory. Yasaburou and his brothers must navigate their own precarious existence, avoiding a similar fate while uncovering the truth behind their father's death. As they clash with other tanuki, tengu, and humans, they draw close