Ame no Hi mo Kami-sama to Sumou wo

Grand Blue Dreaming

Iori Kitahara begins his freshman year at Izu University and moves into his uncle's scuba diving shop, Grand Blue, in a seaside town. After an all-boys high school, he dreams of a fresh start full of beautiful girls and good friends. Instead, he is greeted by a rowdy group of naked upperclassmen who drag him into their alcohol-fueled antics. His cousin Chisa Kotegawa catches him at the worst possible moment, earning her scorn. Iori still wants his ideal college life, but the diving club's parties keep pulling him under.

Blue Box

Taiki Inomata is a junior high student at Eimei Academy, a school known for its strong sports program. He is a member of the badminton team and arrives early every morning to practice in the gym. No matter how early he gets there, he is always second. The person already training is Chinatsu Kano, a first-year high school student and the rising star of the girls' basketball team. Taiki has a crush on her, but the gap between them feels enormous. One day, an unexpected turn of events brings Chinatsu to live at Taiki's house. Suddenly, the girl he admires from afar is sharing his daily life. Determined to become someone worthy of her, Taiki sets his sights on reaching the Nationals in badminto

BEASTARS

At Cherryton Academy, a school where anthropomorphic herbivores and carnivores study side by side, the fragile peace is shattered when an alpaca student named Tem is found brutally murdered. Fear and suspicion spread through the halls, and the herbivores' wary eyes turn toward their carnivore classmates. Among the members of the Drama Club, the gentle gray wolf Legoshi becomes a prime suspect. Despite his intimidating appearance, he is quiet and reserved, more accustomed to being feared than to being a predator. As the investigation into Tem's death deepens, Legoshi finds himself drawn to Haru, a small dwarf rabbit whose presence stirs feelings he does not fully understand. Caught between

Kowloon Generic Romance

In a future where nostalgia reigns, Kowloon Walled City stands as a meticulously recreated slum, a haven for those who long for the Hong Kong of the past. Real estate agent Reiko Kujirai works within its dense, labyrinthine confines, but her heart yearns for the new and exciting places beyond its walls. Her only coworker, Hajime Kudou, is her polar opposite: a man who finds comfort in the city's retro charm and is put off by anything modern that seeps past its borders. Despite their constant bickering over the most mundane things, the two often find themselves enjoying each other's company. Their quiet, familiar dynamic is shattered one day when a prank goes wrong, leading Hajime to make an

The Voynich Hotel

Kazuki Taizou, a Japanese tourist with a dark past, arrives at the Voynich Hotel, a rundown resort on a nearly deserted island in the South Pacific. The hotel is owned by former Mexican wrestler Kandre Umeda and run by two mysterious maids, Elena and Beluna, along with a homicidal chef named Amelia. Taizou hopes to lie low, but the island proves stranger than anything he left behind. As he gets drawn into the lives of the hotel's unusual residents and the island's supernatural affairs, he tries to help them, often making his own situation worse. When his past finally catches up with him, his new acquaintances are the only ones he can turn to.

Mysterious Girlfriend X

Akira Tsubaki is an ordinary high school student whose life changes when Mikoto Urabe transfers into his class. Quiet and withdrawn, she spends her breaks sleeping at her desk and keeps her distance from everyone around her. One afternoon, Akira finds her asleep after school and wakes her. As she leaves, he notices the drool she left on the desk and, on impulse, tastes it. Days later, Akira falls ill with a mysterious fever. Urabe visits him at home and reveals the truth: his sickness is a withdrawal symptom caused by tasting her drool. To keep him well, she must feed him her drool every day. The two enter a strange bond that goes far beyond a normal romance. As they grow closer, Akira dis