Doctor Messiah

Higurashi When They Cry Mahjong: Tile Swapping Arc

In June 1983, Keiichi Maebara moves to the peaceful village of Hinamizawa, where he quickly befriends his new classmates. Enjoying a quiet summer, he discovers the game of mahjong and becomes fascinated by it. However, his peaceful days begin to unravel as he learns of a series of mysterious deaths that have plagued the village for years. As Keiichi delves deeper into the enigma, his consecutive losses in mahjong start to weigh on his mind. He begins to wonder if his defeats are mere coincidence, part of a conspiracy, or even a curse. With his friends refusing to share details about the murders, Keiichi is drawn into a web of intrigue that threatens to consume him.

All Right!

A cold and aloof boy dismisses his hardworking classmates as "useless," viewing their efforts as pointless. His solitary worldview is challenged when a mysterious senior invites him to join a baseball club that has only two members. Despite his initial reluctance, he finds himself drawn into the world of baseball, where he must confront his own apathy and learn to work with others. As the club struggles to recruit new members and prepare for competition, he begins to discover the value of teamwork and perseverance.

Nakamura Tetsuya Sakuhinshuu: Bunny-zaka

A collection of short stories by Tetsuya Nakamura, featuring bunny girls, bicycles, and hill climbing. In one tale, a group of classmates dresses up Himekawa after she falls asleep in class, leading to a series of comedic and ecchi situations. In another, high school girls who ride road bikes and mountain bikes race to determine who is the fastest, blending sports and slice-of-life elements. At night, a mysterious evil bunny girl appears, stripping female passersby of their fishnet stockings, and someone corners her, adding a layer of mystery and fantasy. The stories, originally published in Fellows! and Harta magazines, showcase Nakamura's unique blend of humor, fantasy, and everyday life,

Finest Smiles of the World

Kami-sama ga Kureta Sebangou (WATANABE Yasuhiro)

Hana no Miyako Legend