1, 7. Ashita no Atashi (Tomorrow's Me)
2. Mienai Atashi (Invisible Me)
3, 8, 10. Hen na Nee-san (Odd Sister)
4, 9. Hakase to Atashi (Professor and Me)
5. Chiisai Atashi (Little Me)
6. Hen na Kaa-san (Odd Mother)
11. Atashi wa Lupina (I'm Lupina)

Fight to Live, Fight to Survive. If you want to live, reach Estancia. Your life is in your hands.

Sakia is a city of criminals - criminals who have been stripped of the memories of their past. Here, they rot yearning for the one thing they remember, their homes, their heaven, Estancia.
There is only one rule in Sakia. No one leaves without permission! The irony though, there is an escape, a train that leaves the city regularly. Is it too good to be true? Or is someone helping them, and why is Estancia the only thing they can remember?
This sci-fi adventure will have you guessing at every "checkpoint". The secrets, plots, and relationships will have you questioning every thing. Never take things at face value.

From MangaHelpers:

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? [tethysdust]

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In a future where cyborgs are more common than fully flesh and blood humans, a girl goes out to seek oil when her family's ration gets cut off. She needs to get it quickly so her grandmother's heart doesn't burn out, but no one has ever gone up above to the ration center and returned alive.

The events chronicled in this manga are also depicted in its own campaign in the Gundam: Meguriai Sora game for Playstation 2 (released in the US as Gundam: Encounters in Space), as well as a novel by Kazuki Miyamoto.

Some of the characters are seen briefly in Mobile Suit Gundam - Lost War Chronicles manga.

Note: A masterpiece collection titled Kidou Senshi Gundam Gaiden - (Uchuu) Sora, Senku no Hate ni... was release in 2015.

Yukinari was abandoned as an infant, but fortunately a loving family adopted him. Perhaps because of this, he has an affinity for helpless, abandoned creatures and goes out of his way to help them. One night, Yukinari and his friends witness a falling star hit the ground and rush to the spot where it hit, only to find a child cradled in the meteorite, surrounded by a field of roses?!

The Premise is a story about the moral contradictions and ethical dilemmas that arise when two policemen discover a criminal gang, commonly known as “The Executioners Sect”, which wants to enforce justice through a horrible method.

The first story, Wings of Light and Darkness, takes place between episodes 43 and 44 of the GaoGaiGar TV anime. In this three-chapter story, a bit of the backstory of Soldato J and Arma is revealed as they come into contact - and conflict! - with one of J's old comrades: the Black Soldato, J-013.
he second story, Evoluder Guy, takes place between the end of the GaoGaiGar TV series and the start of the GaoGaiGar FINAL OAV series. In its five chapters, witness the theft of the new Super Mechanoid - the Fighting King of Braves, GaoFighGar - by the underground global criminal organization, BioNet.

An alien species wanted to start a revolution against their oppressors, and they think they may have found the power in humanity to accomplish their goals. They discovered that humans have latent superpowers, and so they began to abduct them and awaken their abilities. Unfortunately, the humans' abilities were not very useful for their purposes---at least not until they found the destructive power of #214.
#214 is actually a young woman named Hoshi Yumako, who has no interest at all in the aliens' revolution. The abduction and powers have seriously screwed up her life, and all she wants is to be able to live a normal life. Pursued by the aliens, she tries to work part-time and keep her powers from ruining everything. However, she knows she's not the only one out there; she might find allies among the empowered rejects of the aliens' experiments.

Prequel to the Gundam Build Fighters TV anime, covering how Yuuki Tatsuya got into Gunpla Battle.

A collection of short stories.

A collection of eight Zombie related oneshots by several authors.

And I Love Her by Katsuya Terada
What would it be like to live a life with a zombie grandmother in the basement?

Dead and Fail to Die by Hitoshi Kino
Story about a special section of police in a city plagued by an outbreak of a deadly disease.

Children Living with Corpses by Uguisu Sachiko
In a Japan, where zombies are lurking in streets, the small Mika and Makoto are still human unlike their parents that day after day become more and more hungry.

Zombie by Shimada Toranosuke
During a meeting of former classmates a person reports that their old friend is dead, and that during the wake hid body has disappeared.

Forest of Spirits by Hokazono Masaya
A story of how a young student helps his professor revive his dead wife.

Zombie Boy by Hiromoto Shinichi
Shows us the adventures of an unemployed guy who gets a job as a janitor and finds himself chasing zombies.

Fight of of the Living Dead by Koizumi Tomohiro
During a martial arts fight one of the fighters feels ill and vomits; taken to the hospital, he confided to his friend that he had been bitten by a zombie.

Organic Human Solution Organogel by Fukao Atsushi
Year 2073 - Terrorism has spread everywhere and with it biological weapons. In this scenario, a healthy girl goes in search of hear father from whom she was separated, revealing a horrible truth.

Includes illustrations by Hiroe Rei, Samura Hiroaki and Matsumoto Jiro.

Living in the boonies, one must give great consideration to how they will get around when they turn 16. Isaki has just turned 16 and his choice of transportation is his neighbor's Piper Cub. It might be old, but it flies well, and so...

From DrCoke at MangaHelpers:

Even after one month of transferring to a new school, Natsuki keeps her distance from her classmates. Her childhood friend Haruka always tries to push her to be more sociable, but Natsuki just pushes her away. One day, while Natsuki was skipping class and eating lunch on the school balcony, a slime-like substance drops right on top of her. The slime slowly forms itself into... a human girl? An odd relationship between Natsuki and her new alien(?) sister Aoi begins.

Midway through the Twenty-first century, an integrated global computer network manages much of the world’s affairs. A proposed major software upgrade—an artificial intelligence—will give the system an unprecedented degree of independent decision-making power, but serious questions are raised in regard to how much control can safely be given to a non-human intelligence. In order to more fully assess the system, a new space-station habitat—a world in miniature—is developed for deployment of the fully operational system, named Spartacus. This mini-world can then be “attacked” in a series of escalating tests to assess the system’s responses and capabilities. If Spartacus gets out of hand, the system can be shut down and the station destroyed . . . unless Spartacus decides to take matters into its own hands and take the fight to Earth.

• Adapted from James P. Hogan’s classic science-fiction novel by the award-winning Yukinobu Hoshino, The Two Faces of Tomorrow is hardcore science-fiction manga at its best.

K, a robot detective, joins the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Force’s Science Division and is partnered with human partner, Shinjo Go much to the chagrin of Chief Inspector Shiba Daizo, who distrusts the Robot. Together they battle the crimes perpetrated by the renegade conglomerate R.R.K.K. “BADO” (Robot Rental Kabushiki Kaisha – Robot Rental Company)

From Wikipedia :

Two years ago, a pair of idols, Tsubasa Kazanari and Kanade Amō, collectively known as ZweiWing, fought against an alien race known as Noise using armor known as Symphogear. To protect a girl named Hibiki Tachibana, who got severely wounded by the Noise, Kanade sacrificed herself. Two years later, as Tsubasa has fought the Noise alone, Hibiki ends up gaining the same power as Kanade.

A small group of people, descended from a particular bloodline, have the ability to negate a sphere of reality and neatly remove it from existence. Continuous use of this power alters the user's appearance until they come to resemble a none-too-pretty alien.

But what does this have to do with an out-of-the-way town in Japan, a group of university students from Tokyo, and a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths?

In a parallel 21st century Japan, an enemy with incredibly advanced technology attacks mainland Japan from Hokkaido, shattering the Japanese Defense Forces and their American allies. Japanese military scientists use what enemy technology their troops can capture to create their own mecha to fight off the enemy's advance.

But what does this have to do with a boy named Yuu, a mechanical genius with motion sickness, and his separation from his younger sister for over 7 years? Why does she suddenly appear after all that time, dressed as a miko and shadowed by a fox, at the temple where Yuu lives with his uncle? Is she who she says she is?

She reappears in his life just as military secrets and his own secret burden of a psychic power shake up his socially estranged life. And then the war advances...