It's been four years since Hirofumi and Daigo started living together. But because of his psychological scars, Daigo gradually starts inposing frightening restraints on Hirofumi! Caught in a cage of love and madness, what will Hirofumi's ultimate answer be? At last, the conclusion to the popular Dear Myself series! Also contains the short stories "Last Spring," depicting the alien Hirofumi from those two lost years; "Kiss on a Honeymoon," the aftermath for Ayane and Fumiya, and the now legendary chapters of "Papa's 18"!


(Source: Digital Manga Publishing)

One fateful morning, Hirofumi awakens to discover he has no memory of the previous two years. He has forgotten his classmates and everything he's learned at school. All he recalls is the car accident that caused his amnesia. When he finds a letter written to himself, he is shocked to discover that he has been romantically involved with the tragic and handsome Daigo! Can true love triumph over the loss of memory? And will Hirofumi be able to make Daigo smile again? (Source: DMP)

The Day I Became a Butterfly is a volume which contains six chapters, each a different story:


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(Source: ActiveAnime)

Crushed beneath the weight of lost love, Naru hopes to mend his broken heart by drinking his nights away with fellow detective Kita. The morning after their third night of drinking… they wake up naked? The cute but rough and wicked couple has arrived! (Source: DMP)

A four volume sequel to the Corrector Yui manga illustrated by Okamoto Keiko.

A schoolgirl gains self-confidence, new friends, and a cache of chic outfits when she becomes the computer-programming magical girl, Corrector Yui. She must stop the rogue A.I. Gurossa (Artificial Intelligence computer program) and his hench-programs from taking control of the global computer network. In this future, all human activity is supported by computers, so it's possible to control the world using the network.


(Source: MU)

In the year 2020, computers are everywhere. From digital teachers to cars that drive themselves, computers are an integral part of everyone's lives—everyone's, that is, except Yui Kasuga's. The 14-year-old daydreamer can't tell a Pentium chip from a Dorito! Very shortly, she will be called on to save the world from the mother of all computer viruses... and she can't even be bothered to stay awake in class!


(Source: MU)

Corrector Yui was published in English by Tokyopop from January 15 to September 17, 2002.

Rey Yan was an orphan with no home, no skills, and no purpose. But when he comes upon the PaSa sword, a cursed blade made from the bones of the demon king, he suddenly finds himself with the power to be a great hero. The sword's creator is the evil Shiyan, the royal vizier who needs the sword to assist him in releasing his ancestor, the demon king. (Source: Tokyopop)

Chronicles of the Cursed Sword was published in English by Tokyopop from July 15, 2003 to August 5, 2008 and a 3-in-1 omnibus edition on April 8, 2008. 22 volumes were published before release was discontinued.

Publishers:

• JuniorChamp (magazine)

Imagine waking up one day to find that the sky around has been engulfed by an unidentifiable mechanical presence. Imagine that this new sky opens up and releases a Monomakia, a living weapon, whose sole purpose is to end your life. That's exactly what happens to 13-year-old Marin Asagi, an orphaned girl living in an alternate version of Tokyo in the 1970's. Young Marin's only chance to survive rests with Melan Blue, the Gun-Swordsman, who is destined to protect her. With arms made of weapons, the power of flight, and retractable body armor, Melan is a powerful bodyguard indeed.


Who is sending the Monamakia? Why do they want Marin dead? Who sent Melan to protect her? What is the secret of Brigadoon? With her new protector by her side Marin sets out across two worlds to discover the answers.


(Source: MU)

Brigadoon: Marin to Melan was published in English by Tokyopop on August 12 and October 28, 2003, respectively.

Publishers:

• Shounen Ace (magazine)

Midori's mother has finally acquired her dream home, but it isn't long before supernatural phenomena disrupt the peace of the family. And if unexplained electricity failures, strange phone calls, and the eerie presence of spirits weren't enough, finding unexplainable blood in the bathroom becomes the last straw. Mai and Shibuya Psychic Research are brought in to investigate, but what horrors will they find in the 'dream' home that turns out to be nothing but a nightmare?


(Source: Wonderland After Hours)

Ghost Hunt follows the adventures of Kazuya Shibuya, the president of the Shibuya Psychic Research Center (SPR) and Mai Taniyama, a first year high school student. The story begins during an exchange of ghost stories between Mai and her friends, who are interrupted twice: first by a mysterious "male student" and then by a fellow classmate, who warns them of how their ghost stories attract spirits.

While out walking, Mai sees the building that all the ghost stories surround and decides to go in. As she is about to touch a camera she found in the middle of the room, a man stops her and ends up injuring himself. Mai is then forced to work as a stand-in assistant for the man, an employee of the "male student," who was hired to study the "paranormal" events occurring at the school. Mai nicknames this "student" "Naru" for his narcissistic attitude. Naru owns a paranormal investigation company SPR and Mai eventually earns a part-time job at SPR after assisting with the first case. The more involved Mai becomes with Naru, the more she learns about herself and her feelings towards him.


Along with Shibuya's assistant, Lin, the SPR also finds itself assisted by various spirit mediums and exorcists.


(Source: Wikipedia)

The story covers 13 years and begins with a 19-year-old college student named Hana who encounters and falls in "fairy tale-like" love with a "wolf man." After marrying the wolf man, Hana gives birth and raises two wolf children—an older sister named Yuki who was born on a snowy day, and a younger brother named Ame who was born on a rainy day. The four quietly lived in a corner of a city to conceal the existence of the "wolf children," but when the wolf man suddenly dies, Hana decides to move to a rural town far removed from the city.


(Source: ANN)

Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki was published in English as Wolf Children: Ame & Yuki by Yen Press in a hardcover omnibus on March 25, 2014 and in Polish by Waneko from August 6 to December 7, 2015.


The English version was nominated for the 2015 Eisner Award for Best U.S. Edition of International Material—Asia

Publishers:

• Young Ace (magazine)

The decrepit building was condemned long ago, but every time the owners try to tear it down, "accidents" start to happen-people get hurt, sometimes even killed. Mai Taniyama and her classmates have heard the rumors that the creepy old high school is haunted-possibly by ghosts from the Second World War. So one rainy day they gather at the told school to tell ghost stories, hoping to attract one of the suspected spirits.


No ghosts materialize, but Mai and her friends do meet Kazuya Shibuya, the handsome young owner of Shibuya Psychic Research, who's been hired to investigate paranormal activity at the school. Also at the scene are an exorcist, a Buddhist monk, a woman who can speak with the dead, and an outspoken Shinto priestess. Surely one of them will have the talents to solve this mystery!


(Source: Del Rey Manga)

Eleven volumes of Ghost Hunt were published in English by Del Rey Manga between September 27, 2005 and November 23, 2010 before the publishing company was taken over by Kodansha USA.

Publishers:

• Nakayoshi (magazine)

Michelle is a romantic daydreamer and hardcore book collector. Maggie is a soft-spoken bookworm who always gets mistaken for a boy. Anita is a tomboy who doesn't have time for reading. Together, they're the Paper Sisters, three very different siblings united by a strange power—the ability to control paper in any way they desire! And from their Hong Kong detective agency, they solve any and all cases involving books!


(Source: VIZ Media)

R.O.D: Read or Dream is a side story adaptation of the original TV anime. It was published in English by VIZ Media from November 21, 2006 to May 1, 2007.

Publishers:

• Ultra Jump (magazine)

Odaiba, Tokyo, a skyscraper devoid of human life. Woo had come from Hong Kong, bringing with him a rare book entitled "The Black Book of Fairy Tales." His counterpart was a blond Englishman. However, next to him was a bespectacled young Eurasian woman, whom he introduced as a consultant. To check her for weapons, Woo opened the front of the woman's coat and was promptly struck speechless. The inside of the coat bristled with pockets, which were overflowing with novels, magazines, newspapers, and God knows what else!


(Source: Volume 1 cover)

Yomiko Readman's love for literature goes far beyond any run-of-the-mill bookworm's! In fact, she has a supernatural ability to manipulate paper in the most amazing ways. From turning a tiny scrap into a lethal throwing dagger to making a single sheet hard enough to block bullets, she's only limited by her imagination. She uses her phenomenal power to seek out legendary books containing secret information that, in the wrong hands, could be dangerous. Backed by a Special Operations Division in England, Yomiko has her hands full battling evildoers, saving the world, and trying to find time to curl up with a good book.


(Source: VIZ Media)

R.O.D: Read or Die was published in English by VIZ Media from March 21 to September 19, 2006.

Publishers:

• Ultra Jump (magazine)

In a collection of manga short stories, an angel enters the lives of different people in need, granting them the security and piece of mind needed to get through the challenges in their lives.

Tenshi was published in English as Erica Sakurazawa: Angel by Tokyopop on July 8, 2003. It has also been published in German by Tokyopop Gmbh.

Publishers:

• Feel Young (magazine)

A woman named Natsu finds Ken, her husband, with another woman when she comes home from work one day. Ken confesses that he is in love with the girl, mi, and asks Natsu for a divorce. Natsu doesn't really feel shocked OR sad, for some strange reason. All she can think of is what she has learned from her five years with Ken, and how she can move forward. Then, one sleepless night, she sees an angel sitting on her balcony... and soon after, the angel begins living with her.


Included in this volume are three more short manga stories: God Knows Everything, Tea Time and Dispensation of Heaven.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Tenshi no Su was published in English as Erica Sakurazawa: Angel Nest by Tokyopop on September 9, 2003. It has also been published in German by Tokyopop Gmbh.

A collection of Azumanga Daioh tribute comics from a range of mangaka and illustrations, collected for the 10th anniversary of Azumanga Daioh.

Crossover of sorts of Azumanga Daioh and Ichigo Mashimaro

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Azumanga Daioh, the manga is being repackaged into a new three-volume set, which will include three chapters of new material called Supplementary Materials.


Each new chapter covers one year of high school, with all new adventures for Sakaki, Yomi, Tomo, Chiyo, Osaka, and Kagura.


(Source: MangaPark)

Chiyo Mihama is a child prodigy who has skipped several grades to end up in high school. On her first day, she discovers that her class is full of eccentric individuals. Sakaki, who towers over Chiyo, is aloof and intimidating; Tomo Takino is loud and annoying; Ayumu "Osaka" Kasuga is absentminded but great at solving riddles; Koyomi "Yomi" Mizuhara is obsessed with diets and loves karaoke despite her awful singing; and Kagura, who is a competitive tomboy.


As the classmates become good friends over time, they experience their everyday lives together—things like school, studying, going on summer trips, and engaging in all kinds of shenanigans!

Azumanga Daioh was initially published in English by ADV Manga from September 16, 2003 to April 6, 2004 and in a complete omnibus on November 20, 2007. On December 15, 2009, Yen Press published a complete omnibus with new translations.

Publishers:

• Dengeki Daioh (magazine)

The story follows Alice Seno, a 15-year-old girl forever shadowed by her older sister Mayura, who is good at everything she does. At school she is known as "Mayura's little sister" and is relentlessly tormented by the older girls who know that Alice is too weak to fight back.


Alice harbors a deep affection for Kyo Wakamiya, a handsome upperclassman who is on the archery team with Mayura. On the way to school one day, Alice rescues a white rabbit from the road despite the danger to herself, but gets rescued by Kyo and receives a bracelet with a single red stone. The rabbit she saves, however, is no ordinary rabbit. She reveals her true form to Alice and introduces herself as Nyozeka. Alice is told that she is destined to become a Lotis Master. The Lotis Masters use the power of words and communication to enter the Inner Heart of others. It is a powerful ability to be used carefully as Alice soon finds out.


Using the power of the Lotis Words, which reveal themselves to be in the form of runes, Alice accidentally makes her older sister disappear during a dispute over Kyo, whom Mayura had begun dating. Alice then must use the Lotis Words to try and bring her sister back from the dark. She is joined by Kyo who proves to have the Lotis powers as well, and by Frey, another Lotis master who had trained with the masters and arrives with the intention to marry Alice. Unfortunately, Mayura has been taken by the power of the Maram Words, the dark reflection of the Lotis Words. Their only hope lies in Alice and Kyo becoming the legendary Neo-Masters to discover the lost word bonding both Maram and Lotis.


(Source: Mangatraders)

Alice 19th was published in English by VIZ Media from October 1, 2003 to November 24, 2004. It was also published in Spanish by Glénat España.

Publishers:

• Sho-Comi (magazine)

Takuya is a normal Japanese elementary student whose mother died not very long ago, leaving him alone with his father and his baby brother Minoru. But his father is a busy man, and Takuya has to look after Minoru. Because of this responsibility that would normally never burden a child of his age, Takuya sometimes resents his fate and his baby brother... but his love for Minoru gives him the strength to carry on.


(Source: ANN)


Included one-shots:

Volume 2: Time Limit

Volume 4: Secret Boy ni Tee Dasuna!!

Volume 6: Baka de Karukute Wagamama de

Volume 15: Natsu to Kimi no Irradiation

Aka-chan to Boku was published in English as Baby & Me by VIZ Media under the Shojo Beat imprint from February 7, 2006 to February 2, 2010.

Publishers:

• Hana to Yume (magazine)

One day, as Suzuri was walking past a river, she suddenly saw a HUGE peach slowly flowing! Due to the fact she has not eaten since the start of her journey, she decided to just conclude the huge peach was a god sent and did the most logical thing anyone would have done—eat it. However, just as she had her first bite, a young male jumps out of the peach! And before Suzuri knows it, she's the 18th master to Momo who could do anything that Suzuri commands! What kind of danger would they encounter on their journey as they face a god that goes by the name Kyuui? And what dark secret does Momo have!?


(Source: Sakura-Crisis)

√W.P.B. was republished in a new format by Kadokawa under Asuka Comics CL-DX imprint on May 1, 2015. The original volumes were published by Square Enix under GFantasy Comics imprint.

Publishers:

• GFantasy (magazine)

A story based on the concept of Frankenstein. The late scientist Victor Frankenstein's papers on the creation of a "frankenstein" are being put to use, and Fury Flatliner, motivated by revenge, sets out to kill them and their creator.


(Source: Easy Going Scans)

Busou Renkin is the story of the teenager Kazuki Mutou, who dies trying to save a girl who was being attacked by an eerie monster. The next morning, however, Kazuki is left wondering whether it was all a dream. Lo and behold, the girl, the monster, and his death are all real! The girl, Tokiko Tsumura, was actually trying to slay the homunculus (a beast that can take the form of humans, but whose main source of food is people), but Kazuki got in her way. To revive Kazuki, Tokiko replaces his heart with a "kakugane," an alchemic device that allows him to summon a lance with which to fight the monsters. It turns out that Tokiko is a member of Renkin Kenshi (Alchemist Soldiers)—an organization sworn to protect the world from the diabolical creatures. Soon, Kazuki joins Tokiko in her quest to terminate the sinister being that creates and controls the homunculus.


(Source: VIZ Medai)


Included one-shot:

Volume 10:

This manga was published in English by VIZ Media under Shonen Jump Advanced imprint from August 1, 2006 to February 5, 2008.

Publishers:

• Shounen Jump (magazine)

Ren who just wants to be one of the cool kids, but it doesn't help that secretly he's just a nerdy monster fanatic. That is, until a young girl named Kokon shows up. She claims to be a fox that he had helped years ago and now she wants to return the favor.


(Source: Broccoli)

Kon Kon KoKon had one volume published in English by Broccoli Books on June 13, 2007 before the publisher went defunct.

Karin's fate has been altered. With the sudden appearance of a little boy named Suzune, the adventure begins. Along for the ride are Kazune, Micchi, and Jin Kuga; a celebrity with godly powers. The gang travels through time fighting their new enemy, The Seeds of Chaos, to right the future.


(Source: ANN)

Kamichama Karin Chu was published in English by Del Rey from June 24, 2008 to January 26, 2010.

Publishers:

• Nakayoshi (magazine)

Karin is an average girl...at best. She's not good at sports and gets terrible grades. Plus, her parents are dead and her beloved cat Shii-chan just died, too. She is miserable...but everything is about to change. Because little does Karin know that her mother's ring has the power to make her a goddess! Soon she and Kazune, a brusque but cute boy with godlike powers of his own, will have to fight to protect Karin's ring and Kazune's cousin Himeka from the evil forces of Kirio Karasuma...who has divine designs of his own.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Kamichama Karin was first published in English by Tokyopop from September 30, 2005 to May 1, 2007. Del Rey later took over the license, and published the series from June 24, 2008 to January 26, 2010.

Publishers:

• Nakayoshi (magazine)

Move over Di Gi Charat! The cutest villain has landed on Planet Earth!


Pyocola Analogue III - Piyoko for short. She's eight years old and already the leader of the evil organization known as the Black Gema Gema Gang. Her mission: to kidnap Princess Di Gi Charat and hold her ransom to save her home, Planet Analogue.


Piyoko must face Princess Di Gi Charat, who turns out to be even more evil than the Black Gema Gema Gang. Also, she needs to figure out a way to survive in one of the costliest cities in Japan!


Take a peek into their daily lives to find out why the Black Gema Gema Gang all agree... Piyoko is number one!

Di Gi Charat Theater: Piyoko is Number One! was published in English by Broccoli Books on December 25, 2003.

Join Dejiko as she spends her summer break tricking Piyoko, blowing up the Black Gema Gema Gang, and switching bodies with Rabi~en~Rose!

Di Gi Charat Theater: Dejiko's Summer Vacation was published in English by Broccoli Books on November 25, 2003.

On planet Di Gi Charat, little Digiko was a pampered princess. Now living on Earth, the green-haired moppet is working for minimum wage at a hobby shop in Japan. Who ever said it was easy being cute? Based on the popular anime series, Di Gi Charat also features bratty Usada, shy boy Minagawa, and Digiko's wacky companions Puchiko and Gemo!


(Source: VIZ Media)

Volume 1: "Konyoku Genkin"

Urashima Keitarou is the only boy living at the Hinata House, an all-girl dorm. Despite the fact that he's kind of a screw-up, the girls are climbing all over each other in an effort to tear his clothes off. But it's not what he thinks! Supposedly somewhere on his body is a map to Hinata's secret treasure!


Volume 2: "Hitou Kaikin"

When a crazy robot that looks exactly like Keitarou appears out of the blue at the Hinata House, the tenants of the all-girl dorm band together to fend off the out-of-control "Mecha-Keitarou."

Love Hina was published in English as Love Hina the Novel by Tokyopop in 2006.

A short, all colour one-shot of Love Hina, released for celebrate the 300th chapter of "Negima!"

It is said that if a couple gets into the University of Tokyo together, they will live happily ever after. However, for Keitarou Urashima, UTokyo is a distant dream. After failing the entrance exams twice already, he decides to stay at his grandmother's inn in Tokyo in order to prepare for his third attempt. He is, therefore, surprised when he finds out that not only has his grandmother gone on a long vacation, but the inn has also become the Hinata House, an all-girls dormitory!


Unfortunately for Keitarou, a series of misunderstandings during his first visit leave him with five untrusting tenants. But when Haruka Urashima, his aunt who works at the dorm, brings up that he is supposedly a UTokyo student, the girls' impressions of him quickly change, and they reluctantly allow him to stay. Feeling guilty about the lie, he slowly gets to know his new neighbors: the cute yet violent Naru Narusegawa, the cheeky and opportunistic Mitsune Konno, the soft-spoken Shinobu Maehara, the straight-laced Motoko Aoyama, and the mischievous Kaolla Su.


Thus continues the unpopular Keitarou's difficult journey to get into UTokyo, all for the chance to fulfill his childhood promise to the only girl who has ever shown any interest in him and maybe, just maybe, meet her again...

Love Hina won the 2001 Kodansha Manga Award for best shounen title. It was also chosen as Best Manga, USA Release at the 2002 and 2004 Anime Expo conventions, while the pop culture website ICv2 voted the title as the 2002 Anime Product of the Year. In 2003, it was among the top ten graphic novels on Nielsen BookScan's list, and one of the first graphic novels to ever appear in the general trade paperback list. The third volume of Love Hina's omnibus edition made the 2012 NY Times Manga bestseller list.

Publishers:

• Shounen Magazine (magazine)

Based on the hit Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki OVA series, this trilogy of canonical light novels explores the lore that shapes the past, present, and future of the sprawling Tenchi Muyo universe. In the first novel, delve deep into the backstory of Emperor Azusa (Ayeka and Sasami's father) while learning what happened immediately following the conclusion of the second OVA series. In the second novel, witness the mysterious past of Tenchi's grandfather Yosho, and how he came to find himself on Earth in the aftermath of Ryoko's attack on Jurai. And in the third and final novel, learn the origin of the super genius Washu and the previously untold life she led as a goddess over 20,000 years before the events of the Tenchi Muyo: Ryo-Ohki series!


(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Shin Tenchi Muyou! Ryououki was published in English as True Tenchi Muyo! by Seven Seas Entertainment from June 26, 2018 to March 19, 2019.

Who's the most popular of all the Tenchi girls? That's an easy question to answer. It's sweet li'l Sasami, of course! She's the cutest and best loved and, without a doubt, the most accomplished cook of the bunch. Whether she's thwarting evil space invaders or simply negotiating peace among her bickering housemates, Sasami always has a big smile on her face.


(Source: VIZ Media)

Tenchi Muyou! Sasami-chan À la Carte was published in English as Tenchi Muyo! Sasami Stories by VIZ Media on Oct 29, 2003.

In this story, the world is in chaos, thanks to Washu. Now in order to save it, Tenchi Masaki must go undercover as a student teacher at an all-girls school. Unfortunately for him, trouble always comes his way as he has a hard time to deal with the hijinks of his new students.

Ai Tenchi Muyou! is based on AIC Plus+'s original TV anime series of the same title.

Publishers:

• Shounen Sirius (magazine)

Tenchi Masaki is a shy high school boy, yet honest and hard working. He looks forward to living a basic humble life, taking over his grandfather's shrine. However, nothing is ever as simple as one would want, as Tenchi soon learns. A series of events beginning with the sudden appearance of Ryoko, the space pirate, creates madness in his home. Now he must figure out how to juggle 2 princess's, a space pirate, 2 galaxy police, the worlds most intelligent genius and a Rabbit-turned-Spaceship in his quiet country home.


(Source: ANN)

Shin Tenchi Muyou! Ryououki was published in English as The All-New Tenchi Muyo! by VIZ Media from March 22, 2003 to February 13, 2007.

Publishers:

• Dragon Age (magazine)

A spin-off of Tenchi OVA 1 and 2, Tenchi Muyou! Ryououki follows the usual hijinx of the Tenchi gang, as well as throwing several new characters in the mix including a Ryoyko's clone, and Washu's other lab assistant.


(Source: ANN)

Tenchi Muyou! Ryououki was published in English as No Need for Tenchi! by VIZ Media from March 28, 1997 to May 6, 2002, with a second printing from November 2004 to February 2008. It has additionally been partially published in German, Italian, French and Indonesian.

Publishers:

• Comic Dragon (magazine)

Kira, a shy high school student, lives only for her art. Rei, An arrogant, rebellious and violent playboy, wears his delinquency like a badge of honor. They are exact opposites in every way, but when Kira sees Rei kissing a statue of Mars, she overcomes her fears and asks him to model for her. And, to everyone's surprise, Rei agrees.


(Source: Tokyopop)

Mars was republished by Kodansha in eight kanzenban volumes from October 12, 2006 to January 12, 2007.


The series has been published in English by Tokyopop from April 23, 2002 to November 11, 2003. It was also adapted into a 21-episode live-action Taiwanese series in 2004.

Publishers:

• Bessatsu Friend (magazine)

1. (A Horse with No Name)

2. (Sleeping Lion)

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Mars Gaiden: Namae no Nai Uma was published in English by Tokyopop as Mars: A Horse With No Name in July 13, 2004.

Publishers:

• Bessatsu Friend (magazine)

Yakou Hoshino has the ability to create barriers made of water. He then lends his powers to a ‘ghost buster’ company led by a woman named Rasetsu. Though Rasetsu has mysteries of her own including the fact that she’s cursed by an evil spirit, and that she’s the spitting image of Yakou’s guardian ghost.

Rasetsu no Hana was published in English as Rasetsu by VIZ Media under the Shojo Beat imprint from June 2, 2009 to June 7, 2011.

Publishers:

• Bessatsu Hana to Yume (magazine)

Yurara Tsukinowa is a quiet girl who can see spirits and sense their emotions. Not wanting to seem abnormal, she hides her secret until she meets Mei Tendo and Yako Hoshino, two guys who use their spiritual powers to ward off vengeful spirits. The dormant guardian spirit in Yurara arises and a strong-willed beauty with the power to release souls emerges!


(Source: VIZ Media)

Yurara no Tsuki was published in English as Yurara by VIZ Media under the Shojo Beat imprint from June 5, 2007 to June 3, 2008.

Publishers:

• Hana to Yume (magazine)

Miki Tamura can read people like a book. To maintain his happy home-life and to please people, it's a skill he's learned to acquire. But what happens when he meets someone that he can't read so easily?


(Source: mochi*mochi)

1. (I Love You Too Much)

2. Kimi to Kaerimichi

3. (Brute Love)

4. (Scandals That Emerge Durning the Exam Period)

5. (To You, I'm the Underdog)

6. (Dirary of Our Future)

7.