Girls und Panzer: Saga of Pravda

Aoharu X Machinegun

Hotaru Tachibana is a high school student with a strong sense of justice, often mistaken for a boy due to her appearance and mannerisms. When she learns a classmate has been swindled by a host, she confronts the culprit, only to discover he is her new neighbor, Masamune Matsuoka. He challenges her to a 'survival game'—a simulated battle using airsoft guns—to settle their dispute. Hotaru loses the match and, burdened with a debt for damages, is forced to join Masamune's all-male team, Toy ☆ Gun Gun, as its third member. She must now navigate this competitive world alongside the team's other member, the initially disapproving Tooru Yukimura, while hiding her true gender from her teammates. As

The Build Up

Maru Kang is an ordinary high school student until his father forces him to watch a soccer match on television. The experience ignites a sudden, all-consuming passion for the sport within him. Determined to change his life, he sets an ambitious new goal: to become an incredible soccer player. However, Maru faces a daunting reputation. At school, he is already widely known as the 'King of the Losers,' a label that seems to define his existence. His journey is not about natural talent but relentless effort, as he must confront this perception and the numerous obstacles in his path. The story follows his grueling attempt to transform himself, navigating the challenges of training, competition

Preferential Measure Organization Stella Women's Academy

Yura Yamato has just arrived at the high school division of Stella Women's Academy, where she quickly befriends her roommate Sonora Kashima and Sonora's friends Karila Hatsuse and Honoka Mutsu. These girls all seem to have model air-guns, and before Yura knows it, they convince her to join a club called C³ (C-cubed). Only after joining does Yura fully understand the meaning of C³: Command, Control, and Communication. The club is dedicated to military survival games, and its members include second-year students and other newcomers. As Yura navigates her new life, she must learn to handle herself in intense battles while bonding with her quirky teammates.

Setting Up to Fail

A collection of seven short stories by Masanori Morita, including a gallery of color pages from his series *Rokudenashi Blues*. The anthology spans genres from comedy and sports to drama and action, showcasing the author's versatility. In the title story, two stand-up comedians prepare for a school festival, navigating the pressures of performance and friendship. Another tale follows Tatsumi Shindo, a wrestler from a Yakuza family who struggles to prove his strength in the ring without his family's intimidating reputation. A pilot one-shot that later became the series *Bachi-Atari Rock* is also included, along with other standalone narratives exploring themes of ambition, identity, and ever

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.

Mitsuru Adachi's Early Complete Works

This collection brings together early short stories by Mitsuru Adachi, spanning three volumes. The first volume includes "Gamushara," "Inochi no Mound," and "Mou Hitotsu no Koushien." The second volume features "Oira Houkago Waka Daisho," "Isourou wa Tsurai yo," and "Kimagure Punch." The third volume contains "Heart no A(ce)," "Teens," "Aoba ni Kaze," and "Hirahira-kun Seishun Nikki." These stories explore themes of action, comedy, sports, romance, and everyday life, showcasing Adachi's early storytelling style. Characters navigate youthful challenges, from baseball diamonds to personal relationships, often blending humor with heartfelt moments. Each tale stands alone, offering a glimpse in