Nozomi Yamamoto

17-year-old Ichirou Satou is an average teenager who always happens to find himself in perverted situations with his teacher, Kana Kojima. Follow this erotic love comedy about their mishaps throughout their daily lives and how Ichirou and Kana choose to handle them.

This is the story about the daily life of a young siscon novelist, Itsuki Hashima with his perfect little sister Chihiro, the genius illustrator Nayuta Kani, his best friend Shirakawa Kyoto and some insane partners from his publishers.

In a world where flying is as easy as riding a bicycle, there is a popular sport called 'Flying Circus'. The protagonist once had a promising future ahead of him in that sport, but due to a humiliating defeat in addition to a certain other reasons, he decided to leave. However, when he meets the transfer student Kurashina Asuka and slowly regains his passion as he teaches her how to fly. He will participate once again in the Flying Circus as his situation changed, but how high will he be able to fly this side with Asuka at his side?

Schwarzesmarken is a spin-off of the Muv-Luv Alternative series, but the events takes place in 1983. The East German Army 666th TSF Squadron "Schwarzesmarken" (Black Marks) are a special-forces unit tasked with assaulting BETA forces through unconventional tactics; specifically, they target Lux and Magnus Lux to deny the BETA the advantage of ranged firepower. Their orders are given the topmost priority, such that it is common practice for the 666th to ignore allied distress calls that will result in deviation from their original mission, even if only for a short moment. The 666th Squadron mostly operates MiG-21s, with their squadron commander Irisdena Bernhard piloting an MiG-21PF.

The story of the card game follows what happens when "Hairou" portals suddenly open, fusing five different worlds together. As a result, various mysterious "Exceed" powers are awakened in teenaged girls. An academy for these so-called "Progress" girls is built on the isolated Seiran Island in the Pacific.

A boy named Tooru Kokonoe decides that after losing a loved one in a terrifying incident he wants to become stronger and enrolls in a special school where people manifest their souls as weapons called Blaze. Tooru is capable of producing his own Blaze but for some reason it manifests as a shield instead of a weapon. Moreover, he enrolled in a school that teaches combat skills and thanks to the school's Duo partner system he ends up living with a beautiful silver-haired girl.

The story is set in a world where humanity, driven off the land by the threat of magical armored insects, now live in aerial floating cities.

The story revolves around Yona, the sole princess of Kingdom of Kouka. Like princesses in general, she lives a happy life in the castle filled with luxury with her father, King Il; her servant, Son Hak; and her cousin and love interest, Soo-won. However, everything changed on the night of her sixteenth birthday. Intending to tell her father that she cannot forget her love for Soo-won, she visits his room, only to witness her father killed by Soo-won, who reveals that he will become the king. With Hak's help, they escaped from the castle to Hak's birthplace, Village of Wind. Under Hak's grandfather's suggestion, Yona and Hak meets the monk, Ik-soo who tells them about the legend of the first king of Kouka, Hiryuu and the four dragons. Yona and Hak decide to travel around the country to find the four legendary dragons to survive.

The story is set at Shiomi Academy, a vast, prestigious academy with a Daitoshokan (literally, "great library") that rivals Japan's national library. As a member of the Library Club, Kyoutarou Kakei goes to Daitoshokan to enjoy reading by himself. He then meets a second-year girl named Tsugumi Shirasaki through the efforts of a so-called "shepherd" who fulfills people's wishes. Eventually, more girls join the club thanks to the "shepherd."

One night right before summer vacation, Daichi Manatsu, a second-year in high school, sees a weird round rainbow floating in the sky above Tanegashima and ventures there alone. He has seen this rainbow before. With the memories of his father's mysterious death and an encounter of a mysterious boy and girl, Daiji arrives on the island while the alarm of a building labeled "Earth Engine" is going off. Someone asks him if he's a captain, just as robotic intruders from Uranus called "Kiltgang" arrive. The battle around the shining stars is about to begin.

Green Leaves Entertainment is a tiny production company on the verge of going out of business. The president Tange hatches an idea of producing an idol group. On the brash president's orders, the manager Matsuda heads out to scout raw talent.

Otonokizaka High School stands on the border of three cities: Akihabara-a pop culture mecca that's evolving by the minute; Kanda-a conservative, cultured city where history and tradition reign supreme; and Jinbo-a quiet area reserved for a more mature, sophisticated population. Amidst this culture clash, the school now faces closure due to the enrollment of fewer and fewer students. With the school planning to close within three years, nine female students come together with one thing in mind-form a pop idol group to revive the school's popularity and keep it from shutting down. "In order to protect our beloved school, there's only one thing we can do... become pop stars!" Their goal is simple: Become an overnight sensation and use their nationwide media exposure to promote their school and bring in a wave of new students to the ailing area. A simple but solid plan, they figure. Naturally, they're nervous and wonder if this plan can really succeed, but for better or worse their new journey has begun...

Hasegawa Kodaka is a recent transfer student to St. Chronica's Academy, a Catholic high school. As with every other school he has ever attended, he finds it difficult to make friends there because of his naturally-blond hair and fierce-looking eyes, which make him look like a dangerous "yankee" to his prejudiced schoolmates. One day, Kodaka accidentally comes across the equally solitary and very abrasive Yozora Mikazuki while she converses with her imaginary friend Tomo. Realizing that neither of them have any social lives, they decide that the best way to improve their situation is to form a club: the Neighbor's Club precisely intended to make friends and learn social skills.