Aoi Destruction is a compilation of short storied by Kazurou Inoue (Midori no Hibi and Aikora). The first 3 chapters are dedicated to the title story (Aoi Destruction). Which continues the adventures of Samejima, Tetsuo and his trap father Aoi from Midori no Hibi. Story 2 is "Koshoten Yakou Funsenki" (古書店夜光奮戦記- Rare Bookshop Owner Yakou's Hard-Fighting Chronicles)." Story 3 is "Full Scratch Eiji (フルスクラッチ・エイジ)", about a boy who tries to get away from his otaku past. Story 4 is "Otone no Naisho (音禰のないしょ - Otone's Predicament)", a story about a young samurai girl who finds herself the owner of a perverted possessed katana. (Source: MU)

"The star, fallen from celestial, built a kingdom in the abyss. He cultivates rusted souls fallen into the abyss. The star was trying to build a beautiful land. And then, hundreds of million nights had gone. The king of the abyss was laid up. He tried with his last power, and gave birth to two hopes. The red prince was born from his right eye, and the blue prince was another one. The future is always only one." Apocripha/0 takes place in a "devil's point of view," in a world known as "Naraku." Since devils live here, in vice versa, angels from 'heaven' are their enemies. In this world, there was a powerful king of Hell who ruled under the absolute rule that "only the strongest will survive." He spent a long time trying to create a peaceful world, but his time was almost up, and therefore, his hopes lie in the fates of his twin princes - Alex and Platina. The king ordered Alex and Platina to fight each other in the "battle/war of succession." They were raised and trained by their own staff officers - Sapphirus takes care of Alex, and Jade trains Platina. Aside from having the same blood flowing in them, the two princes are actually strangers to each other. Alex does not want to fight Platina, but Platina does not seem to hesitate. Does Platina really want to fight? Will they have the strength to fight each other? Only the strongest will survive... Who will win? Aside from the "war of succession," a young boy named Beryl seemed to know a lot about the two princes, but in the midst he remains a mystery to them.. Sapphirus and Jade seemed to know something also. The princes both also saw visions of different events and even voices in their dreams. What do they all mean? (Source: Diadeem Project)

This manga is based on the cell-phone rpg of the same name. Two children, Kiriru and Ignato, are born to a life of fighting. Their mother hopes that they will not end up having to fight alone. As a teenager, Kiriru does not like his assigned destiny, but he must fight monsters or many other people will die. Will he accept his fate, and will he ever find a partner? (Source: MangaHelpers)

Hair stylist Sakichi is known throughout Edo for his calm and gentle manner. After confessing his love to his childhood friend and coworker Haru, the man is overjoyed to find that she reciprocates his feelings. However, when Sakichi is hired to bind the hair of the life-like Bunraku doll known as Satsuki, things start to go awry. He finds himself growing more and more tired after every meeting with the doll, and as she grows more beautiful, he begins to slip away from his beloved Haru. On the night that Mitsu is wed to her husband, she feels a sudden pain in her chest—and soon enough, she awakes to the harsh reality of her own passing. Surrounded by the walls of her coffin and the souls of the dead, it strikes Mitsu that she will likely never see her beloved Hanji again. The women comfort her with tales of their own deaths, until a visitor to Mitsu's grave reminds her of what she has left behind. Reunited with Hanji, she asks him to come and see her each night. She spends her days learning to dance at the hands of the fearsome Jigoku Dayu, and her nights with her husband, who refuses to forget her. Seamstress Yuki has always been able to see the supernatural, from a friendly kappa to the spirits of the dead. When her boyfriend, Gorou, is mysteriously wounded in a fire, Yuki suspects there is more at play than simple flames. Continuing her work, Yuki finds herself delivering a kimono to a rather strange home. While the order is accepted, the family insists that it has not been needed for many years, as the girl it was intended for was struck with sudden illness—and when she meets the daughter of the household, the beautiful Aya, she meets a girl who has been trapped in sleep for three whole years. Spoiled and selfish Matsue is the heiress to a kimono shop and a vain and greedy woman. Wanting to outdo her friend Shizue in every possible way, Matsue will not settle for anything less than perfect—be it in clothing, in accessories, or in marriage. During a festival of clockwork dolls, Matsue is saved from an impending collision by paper shop worker Kyouji, but is unable to show him any gratitude. She is cold and dismissive of Shizue's new, lower-class fiancé, but secretly, she is jealous of their match. During the display of the dolls' skills, where everyone is expressing nothing but happiness, she is intensely critical of the clockwork master's work. When the archery doll fires its first arrow however, Matsue is transported to a place where she may have all that she desires—but everything comes with a price. When Sakae learns he is to marry his childhood acquaintance, Akane, he is thrust into utter despair. In their youth, Akane would torment him with her forceful attitude, stubborn temperament, and rather unladylike interests. Sakae would prefer to marry a more reserved woman, such as the lady in the artwork of the inn—and the more he looks at her picture, the more he wishes he could marry her instead. The next day, when Akane arrives in a bridal dress to wed her husband, she is made to wait on his doorstep. But as it turns out, the groom has mysteriously vanished. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Nirvana Page wanted to see the world. Traveling by private seaplane with her father on their annual vacation, together they explore exotic places and discover remarkable wildlife, and even if it’s only for a few days, she gets everything a seven-year-old girl could hope for. That is, until a mysterious force crashes their plane, separating Nirvana from her dad, and stranding her in a strange and unfamiliar land. It’s there she encounters SITHRAH—a mysterious being who could hold the key to finding her father—and begins a grand and perilous adventure that will bring her to the end of the world and beyond!

If the bullets are virtual, then why does death feel so real? Questions like these are always front-of-mind on the front lines of the wars of the future, where virtual reality plays out in real time, and if you’re killed in action you can lose everything but your life. But for elite soldier Nick, and his team of hardened warriors, the stakes are even higher as they race against time to win a war with very real world consequences.

Summary written by YingYangChan and revised by Aymie of In The Water: She's a girl who's turning 17--great, right? Well, THINK AGAIN! Out of the blue, her parents leave her to go on a vacation trip around the world, but...they did leave her one million dollars to spend! Discover this charming girl's journey into adulthood through this hilarious manga.

In an age of robotic servants and technology, Boris is a 16-year-old boy, when he meets Yuri Angel, an expressionless beauty getting ready to turn 15 and a great robot builder, his life gets a little crazy.

Summer of 1940 in Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture. Yoko Matsubara is a young girl with a talent for pottery. She dreams of becoming a ceramic artist, unaware of the horrors yet to come… In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of World War II, Shonen Jump+ presents an untold account of life during the war.

Hinomiya is a quiet student who never says anything, but has a supernatural power. He saved Shijiro Sayu a number of years ago when she was falling, and since then she has considered him a friend. One day, an unnatural murder occurs, and a little girl escaping the killers runs into Hinomiya and Shijiro, with the supernatural villains not far behind. (Source: MU)

Nanoka, the main character, discovers one day that she has a special ability... she can hear other people's true thoughts (or "heart voice")! All of her brothers also have different special abilities, so she fits right in, however... one day Nanoka discovers that she is not really her brothers' sister and starts developing romantic feelings over one of them, Takaya. On top of that, somebody is bent on harming Nanoka and one of Takaya's best friends, Ryou. And why do Ryou and Nanoka get along so well (to Takaya's dismay)? In addition to the main story, Oshiete Nanoka contains a couple of short stories and one epilogue about Nanoka and Takaya. (Source: M-U)

When Yumemi Hoshino finds out she's going to be staying with Moriya Tenko's family while her parents are overseas, she's overjoyed—after all, he's the cool, handsome, mysterious boy admired by all the girls and boys at her school, but whom she's never had a chance to talk to before. But things turn out quite differently from what she expected, as the Tenko family turns out to be a collection of oddball eccentrics who live a life where common sense has very little sway...

Despite being a wealthy elite girl, Tamamura Komachi is too arrogant, leaving her with zero friends and a truant lifestyle. Her nickname is Inkya-Hime (The Gloomy Princess). To return her to a model lifestyle, the friend-type humanoid Nanado came along! Will she be able to get Komachi to attend school and make friends!? (Source: Houbunsha, translated)

The internet is full of precious jokes that deserve to be cherished forever. These are my favorite tweets, Tumblr text posts, and other gems from the world wide web in comic form.

From Mangaupdates: One day a young girl finds out that the boy she likes is going to transfer to a different school. The only one who knows how much she loves him is her diary.