The Girl on the Other Side of the Glass

Horimiya

Kyouko Hori is a bright, popular high school student admired by her classmates Kuhn. But at home, with her parents often away for work, she takes care of her younger brother and the housework, leaving little time for a normal social life. She keeps this plain, dependable side of herself hidden from everyone at school. Her classmate Izumi Miyamura seems quietTPL and gloomy, with glasses that give him the air of a bookish otaku. Hori never thinks much about him until a chance encounter outside school reveals his secret: behind his long hair he hides piercings and tattoos, and away from class he is friendly, gentle, and much more than he appears. Hori and Miyamura decide to keep each other's

Kaguya-sama: Love is War

Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane are the top students at Shuchiin Academy Studio and lead its student council as vice president and president. Admired by everyone and considered the perfect couple by their peers, they are too proud to admit their feelings for each other. In their minds, the first to confess would lose the upper hand in the relationship. Convinced the other is secretly in love, Kaguya and Miyuki begin a daily battle of wits. Every conversation, gesture, and school event becomes a trap designed to force the other into a confession. Their strategies grow increasingly elaborate, drawing in their friends and fellow council members as witnesses and unwitting accomplices. As

Komi Can't Communicate

Shoko Komi is the most admired girl at Itan Private High School. With her long black hair and graceful presence, everyone sees her as a cold, untouchable beauty. But the truth is very different: Komi suffers from extreme social anxiety and finds it almost impossible to talk to others. Hitohito Tadano is an ordinary boy who just wants to avoid trouble. When he ends up sitting next to Komi, he becomes the target of the whole class. After an accidental encounter, he discovers her secret and realizes she is not distant at all. Moved by her situation, Tadano decides to help her achieve her dream: making one hundred friends. Together they begin a long and awkward journey to overcome her communic

My Dress-Up Darling

Wakana Gojou is a high school student training to become a traditional doll artisan. A childhood incident left him deeply hurt when a friend rejected his passion for dolls, so he now keeps to himself and avoids sharing his interests with others. He spends his afternoons alone in the home economics room, practicing his sewing skills. His quiet routine changes when Marin Kitagawa, a popular and outgoing classmate, discovers him working on doll clothes. Marin has a secret hobby of her own: cosplaying characters from video games and anime. She can design and imagine costumes, but she cannot sew them herself. Marin asks Wakana to make her cosplay outfits, and he reluctantly agrees. As they work

Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro

Naoto Hachiouji is a shy, introverted second-year high school student who spends his afternoons drawing in the art club room. His quiet routine is shattered when a group of girls discovers his manga pages and mocks him openly. One of them, the first-year Hayase Nagatoro, lingers behind and begins teasing him relentlessly until he cries. From that day on, Nagatoro makes a habit of visiting Naoto and dragging him into whatever catches her interest, especially if it makes him uncomfortable. Her friends join in, but Nagatoro is particularly merciless when they are alone and gets annoyed if anyone else goes too far with him. As the daily teasing continues, Naoto realizes he does not actually di

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.