Game Over

Every morning, a mysterious girl gets on the same elevator as the boy on the 6th floor. However, no high school girl lives on the 6th floor. Who is she? Will love bloom in those 20 seconds?

Contains 3 oneshots and a main story. Story 1: Yuukai no Susume (Advice for Kidnapping) Day after day, Haruka is kidnapped by her classmate Takase and rescued by her overprotective brother. Story 2: Kedama no Cake Kedama's cake shop doesn't get much business, until a yankee decides to apply for a job there to become more feminine. Story 3: Kinou Kenka wo Shimashita Two friends try to resolve a misunderstanding they had the day before. Main Story: Game Over Bored of the monotony of daily life, beautiful office worker Ami spices up her morning commute by playing a secret game. But what will happen when she finds the path to victory isn't as easy as she expected?

She's competent at work, but her personal life is a mess. Then she meets a younger boy... or is it a girl? Note: this is published in "Rakuen Le Paradis", with an issue every 4 months.

A collection of stories • Have You Seen These Shoes? • Ookami no Yuuutsu • My Duckling - A girl who's taken another girl under her wing and is afraid to let her go. • The Snow Princess • Substitute Musicians of Wind Ensemble • Substitute Musicians of Wind Ensemble - Afterwords • Golden Shoes, Silver Shoes (The Honest Princess) • Curtain Call

Was a bi-monthly yuri anthology published by Houbunsha. The magazine started in 2009 and ran until 2012, sitting right at that point in yuri manga history where creators turned away from the pure, hierarchical, class S romances of earlier yuri toward the variety of yuri stories of today. It ran alongside Yuri Hime and the now also defunct Comic Hirari and stood in stark contrast to shoujo and josei romances of the day. Its short run produced a number of classic yuri manga, including Higashiyama Shou's Prism, Arata Iri's Comprehensive Tovarisch, Notes from the Garden of Lillies, Kurogane Ken's Hoshikawa Ginza District, and Morinaga Milk's The Secret Recipe. Apart from the classics, the magazine included all sorts of, at the time, genre-defying yuri, including historical works, coworker, college, giant robot, and adult life stories, bi characters that weren't a toxic mess, and enough angst and drama to fuel the genre for a decade! **Note: Several chapters from the anthology are published separately in other mangas. Please use the Related tab to see if the chapter you are looking for is in a separate manga item.**

The second year of junior high, when most students are in the throes of puberty and feeling the pangs of first love. It’s no different for Kanata Tanaka and Kazuki Yoshikawa, a girl and a boy who have been friends since elementary school. But even though Kanata and Kazuki are at the same point in life as their classmates, an air of adulthood sets the two apart. Kanata is taller and more attractive than the other girls, but the boys stay away because she seems too mature for them. Kazuki too stands out from the other boys, but the girls are wary of him because he seems like a player. And so, Kanata and Kazuki are thrown together in a charming, bittersweet tale of two seemingly mature students falling in love like the teenagers they are.

Kakimoto Imari the cute, petite blonde. Kakimoto Imari the tall, tomboyish brunette. They share the same birth month and year, and both came to the accident ward of the same hospital on the same day seeking treatment for similar injuries. This is the story of two women with very different lifestyles whose fates become inexplicably intertwined from the moment they first meet.

Spin-off story of 14-sai no Koi, featuring Aoi Shiki (a lesbian side character in an unrequited love with the FMC of the main story) and a new character, Iori Tachibana, in their 3rd year of middle school.