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The life of Crown Prince Cecil Glow Alfostar is a tedious one, despite his extraordinary intelligence and talents. He struggles to find meaning in his existence until his fiancée, Bertia Evil Nochesse, captures his interest with her intriguing behavior. Bertia reveals to Cecil that they are living in an "otome game," and she has been cast as the villainess whose goal is to obstruct his love affair with the game's heroine. Despite her dedication to playing the antagonist, Bertia's gentle nature occasionally shines through. Cecil is enamored with Bertia's stimulating personality, which liberates him from his yawn-inducing life and fills him with contentment. He delights in observing his kind and unpretentious fiancée, bringing him great joy each day.
Rikka, also known as Asterisk, is an Academy City situated on water, and it hosts the world's largest stage for an integrated battle entertainment called the "Star Wars Festival." In this festival, young boys and girls belonging to six academies, known as the "Starpulse Generation," compete with each other for supremacy, wielding Shining Armaments to fulfill their wishes. Amagiri Ayato is one of the participants. Ayato visited Rikka at the invitation of Claudia, the Student Council President of Seidoukan Academy. However, he soon found himself in a duel with the "Petalblaze Witch" Julis after earning her wrath. This marks the beginning of the most significant academy battle entertainment.
The plot of Koe de Oshigoto! follows the tale of Aoyagi Kanna, a young girl of sixteen, who is approached on her birthday by her elder sister. The latter, a twenty-eight-year-old working at an erotic game firm, urges Kanna to lend her voice to the company's risqué productions.
Ai adores her elder brother, Yuzuru. His kind and reliable nature, coupled with his cool personality, make him the ideal sibling for her. Yuzuru always manages to keep Ai safe from any problems and uplifts her whenever she's feeling down. However, after their parents' separation, Ai and her brother are forced to part ways. Fast forward nine years, and a towering young man appears in front of Ai's school. An enigma looms - Who could this be?
As the century draws to a close, breaking news revolves around Kaitou Jeanne, a phantom thief supposedly sent by God, who has been stealing paintings all over the city. However, it turns out that the thief is no one but Maron Kusakabe, a 16-year-old enthusiastic rhythmic gymnast attending Momokuri Academy. Her true identity is a secret even to her best friend Miyako Toudaiji, who is heading the police chase for Jeanne. Believe it or not, the paintings Maron steals contain demons sent by the demon lord, who aims to weaken God's power by having his minions possess human hearts. Maron, as the reincarnation of Jeanne d'Arc, with the aid of the minor angel Finn Fish, is responsible for hunting down the cursed paintings and sealing away the evil demons. However, things get more complicated when a mysterious new phantom thief, Kaitou Sinbad, enters the scene. Balancing her duty as Jeanne with her lonely high school life proves to be more challenging than Maron ever imagined.
The plot revolves around a regular guy and his extraterrestrial spouse in a sitcom.
Mika, a regular high school student, yearns for a blissful romance. Fate intervenes when she crosses paths with Hiro, the man meant for her. Although situations that cause heartache occur, Mika cherishes the moments she shares with Hiro as the happiest times of her life.
Bekku Nanaki, a clairvoyant who could foresee disasters, moved to Tokyo from a rural area to escape from her visions. While residing there, she narrowly avoids being crushed by a billboard during a calamity on the street, but a mobile fish merchant saves her life. The next day, she recognizes the kind stranger as Banjou Kizaki, her former schoolmate who was held back in school for his alleged bad luck that caused accidents and incidents. Despite his reputation, she becomes fascinated by his peculiar behavior when he explains it as having the power to change the future.
The sea is a lawless zone, plagued by man-eating sea monsters and pirates. In such a sea, there exists the world’s strongest naval admiral, feared by all. With wealth, power, and looks, he has one secret: His true identity is a siren! Living in a world where other species have disappeared, he hides his identity, but when he meets the sea-loving Cella, she uncovers his secret. “Siren, huh? I like mackerel, tuna, flatfish, stingrays… basically all marine fish.” “…Fish.” She’s a strange woman who, despite her eccentricities, hides her powers. He decides to hire her to keep an eye on her, but… “What if I want to become a beach bum?” “What’s that?” “It’s simple. I don’t work, I just lounge around, eating and doing nothing—basically a rich layabout. That’s my dream, to live like that by the beach.” “……” “If you hire me, I won’t work. I’ll just lay on the couch like a seal, patting my belly.” “That sounds fun. I’ve never hired a sea seal before.” His nonchalant answer leaves Cella flustered. Wait, this isn’t what she planned? She never intended to get involved with the admiral. He is, after all, the final boss from the original work! Unintentionally treating his illness and uncovering his true identity, she decides to escape to a beach resort for a peaceful life. “This is interesting.” The admiral, with his fiery gaze, looks out at the sea and orders: “Chase the ferry to Maltana. Now.”
"I'm terribly sorry!" A god was suddenly prostrating in front of Kayano Takumi. He was apparently killed by a mistake. Moreover, he can't be reborn again. However, according to god, he would be able to live in a different world, but he made a mistake again and transferred him into a dangerous forest... where he finds a pair of children and decides to take care of them. (Source: Alphapolis, edited)
Risa and Atsushi refuse to give in to fate and instead team up to pursue their true love interests. As they work together, their camaraderie blossoms. But could this relationship become more complicated? Perhaps the stories told in Volume 12, "Even as a Star, I Love You," and Volume 16, "Our Place," hold the answers.
