From DrMaster: Meet Pam Akumachi, an energetic 13-year-old junior high student who has just turned into ...a little devil! One day, when Pam and her friends try to summon the "benign devil," the magic circle goes out of control and Pam is transported to a strange pararell world where angels and devils reside in an uneasy coexistence.
From Taciturnity Scans: 2nd-year middle school student Ayumu Kurihara changes classes and is seated next to the beautiful but strange Misuzu Tsukishima who dislikes boys. Mizusu can't get close to other people, but after being moved by Ayumu's sweet, honest personality she begins to open up to her little by little. Ayumu too is captivated by the awkwardly delicate Mizusu and the two of them become close.
A collection of stories: • Hot Gaze in the Cold Weather • The Love Relationship between Mai-chan and Ecchan • Madder Memory
Phryne was a lesbian magazine that only lasted for two issues (one came out in June 1995, the other in November 1995). It contained articles, short stories, manga, essays, and the like. We'll be scanlating the manga from the first issue. Two manga from Phryne are commercially available from ALC Publishing: "My Sister's Wedding" (printed in Works) and Rica 'tte Kanji! "Let's Return to the Forest," by Nemoto Yue, is a nearly textless manga about a pair of girls having a picnic in a forest. "Community News," by Saitou Emi and the Heisei Community Committee, is a 4-panel manga strip. In "P=NP?," by Taroh Amaguri, Eriko wonders if Shino is just going out with her so that Eriko will do her homework for her. "Ririka and Chihiro's Exciting Life," by Otokuni Momo, is another 4-panel manga strip. ~Lililicious
Tsugumi has just been dumped by her boyfriend. Walking around while deep in irate thoughts about his attitude towards her, she suddenly bumps into the gorgeous, calm and confident brunette Shiraishi Megumi. Megumi taunts and embarrasses her, but leaves behind these words as well; "You're cute"...
From Dan of Population GO: "This charming story follows Kanon Miyamoto who, ignorant of her popularity, is confessed to by Bessho Chiaki, the school's most intelligent and beautiful girl. Their relationship is explored by this oneshot."
One day, Inoue Himawari “Hima” accidentally met an albino girl called Tomoe Shiroyuki “Yuki”. At first, she was scared of Yuki's red eyes that usually fixed on her. With helps of her friends, Hima got closed to Yuki and finally fell in love with her, even if Yuki always showed that she's hiding some truth from her.
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Kizuki Akira and Satou Nanki's Ebisu-san and Hotei-san is about two office workers. In chapter 1, Hotei is not pleased when Ebisu is transferred to her branch.
Lucrezia is a vampire from outside of Japan. She is only in the are to seek the "Supreme Blood." But that blood is in a workaholic girl who can only think about making enough expenses to help her family out. But when they meet and a brawl breaks out with the help of a charm Lucrezia loses a majority of her powers and grows younger. So now to recover her power and have the supreme blood, Lucrezia must work to earn that blood. But what how will someone who doesn't know a lot of worldly knowledge and does things on her own do?
1. Candy Trap 2. Honey Method Sakura realizes that lasting love is possible with Mai, even if she's a woman. 3. Tadashii Pantsu no Sutekata 4. Naisho no Kaijuu-chan 5. Sakasama Buranko 6. From Tomorrow on, No More Drinking Madoka and Yuina were in the same high school friend group but went separate ways in college. Now they've run into each other at work, what will be confessed if they get drunk? 7. Girls Bitter Ambitious Mei discovers that guys don't make her feel the way her best friend Tomoko does. 8. Dark Cherry to Shoujo A 9. The Girls' Party Sakura and Mai come to an understanding.
