From Japanzai:

To protect the earth from the "eques" and save the human race from an alien menace, the young Akira has to fight to the death. Even if that requires sacrifices...

This collection is an amalgamation of work reflecting Hiroki Endo's philosophy and his outstanding ability to draw and to tell stories.

Volume 1:

"The Crows, the Girl, and the Yakuza"(カラスと少女とヤクザ)
A long, heavily philosophical piece about a homeless girl who lives among the crows in an empty warehouse and a wounded yakuza who hides from his enemies with her (86 pages long)

"Because You're Definitely a Cute Girl" (きっとかわいい女の子だから)
This short story is about a girl who is into Jungian psychology, and she regrets the loss of her mother and elder sister as well as her invalid grandfather.

"For Those of Us Who Don't Believe in God" (神様なんて信じていない僕らのために)
A story about a group of college students putting on a play about a serial murderer in prison who holds a discussion with the sister of one of his victims. This story is heavy on philosophy and existential dialogue interspersed with bits of humor (Endo's typical short-story formula). This is a long story, weighing in at about 90 pages.


Volume 2:

"Hang"
A young girl asks her boyfriend to "take her to the end of the world." Here especially are overtones of EDEN--reality hangs on a silken thread.

"High School Girl 2000" (女子高生2000)
This is about Master Endo himself. He shares his midlife-crisis at 30 with us, and the situations in an artist's life back at the beginning of his mangaka career...

"Platform"
The two-parter Platform tells of Takaguki, son of a powerful yakuza clan, who hates nothing more than his father's overwhelming power and his heritage...

"Boys Don't Cry"
This one-shot talks about sexuality issues.

From Vices and Devices:

Ikki, an optimist who isn't afraid of anything, begins working at a small restaurant when he finds himself charmed by the owner. It's there that he runs into Ryuu, and from Ryuu, he hears Toshimitsu's name, one that's oddly familiar.
Neither Ikki nor Ryuu can seem to get away from Toshimitsu, and now their mysterious shared past will lead to an unknown future.

From Must Be Endless:

The setting is a yakuza-run casino. Part-timer Kikuchi is a hoodlum and a dealer. He’s being punished for getting Shintani involved in an embezzlement scheme. The one who ordered the punishment is the boss’s "woman," Sudou. The order is "Rape Kikuchi on video." Shintani steadfastly refuses this arbitrary command, but with the promise of Sudou taking him in his mouth, he might see his way to raping a sobbing Kikuchi... Raise the curtain and jump into the middle of a messy, underworld, three-way relationship!

From Storm in Heaven:

Haru possesses the ability to see spirits and otherworldly beings. He's found a place where he's accepted, abilities and all, until a promise from the past comes back and threatens it all...

Mikage Tarou is a poor 25-year-old writer with a secret: He's the ghost writer behind an author that has recently become wildly popular, Nagareboshi Ryuusei. Since Tarou's ghost writing is strictly confidential, everyone he knows believes that he's something of a failure.
His personal life doesn't make him look very successful either, as he didn't acquire a very prestigious education and he's never slept with a woman. His publishing company doesn't treat him with much respect, and he's always behind on his apartment rent.
His personal life is looking more interesting lately, though. He has a thing for his landlord, an innocent and pretty young woman named Mabayu, and his sexy, uninhibited neighbor Hikaru keeps causing all sorts of awkward situations. Will Mikage ever be able to attain any kind of public success, and will he ever end up with Mabayu?

A full-colour oneshot about the adventures of the prince of Yamato and hero of numerous battles, popularly known as Yamato Takeru...

From Aerandria Scans:
In a certain part of town, there is a very exclusive restaurant. So exclusive that only ghosts get to dine there! Yes, it’s a ghost-only restaurant where ghouls and goblins freely roam, drink, and eat! Strange? Not until you meet the only waitress there, who happens to be a full-blooded human!

Cross Make is a series of hentai doujinshi anthologies released at Comiket (Comic Market) in Tokyo, by the doujin circle CDPA. The series contains parodies of manhwa written by Lim Dall Young. The writer for the doujinshi is Moonzero (Lim Dall Young). The artists who draw the doujinshi are Anicd, Milkcow, Eldo and Bear. The series contains several Freezing parodies, in the Eroizing series, as well as other parodies. Those issues which contain only stories from Eroizing are called The Freezing Another Story Comic Collection/Freezing Another Story Comics. Cross Make has been released at Comiket in Tokyo.The releases can be anything from inappropriate for Batoto, to acceptable as per its TOS. IE: MoonZero = Lim Dal Young (Freezing)Do NOT upload anything explicit/Hentai.

Sayuri is ordinary in every way, while her love interest, Yoriko, is a refined lady who seems to be completely lacking in common sense. Now that they're a couple, their antics ensue.

Ryoma Nagare, Hayato Jin, and Prof. Saotome pilot three specially designed combat jets, which can be combined together in different forms to form three different kinds of giant robots, Getter-1 (used for aerial combat), Getter-2 (for land-based conflicts), and Getter-3 (for undersea battles). They were assembled by Prof. Saotome and became Earth's first line of defense against the Dinosaur Empire, which is a civilization of reptile-like humanoids, who evolved from the now-extinct dinosaurs that roamed the earth millions of years ago.

The series was groundbreaking in the anime mecha genre: for the very first time, it introduced the concept of separate machines combining to form a super robot. Using three jets, Getter Robo could combine in three different ways to create three different versions of Getter Robo for different conditions and situations. This idea was originally discussed during the creation process for Mazinger Z (the first super robot to be piloted internally), but was dropped and then developed for Getter Robo.

With his beautiful face, Kamoi Shuu was fawned and pawed by his classmates. Noticing his discomfort, Furusawa steps in and tells Kamoi, "I'll protect you from now on." But the defenceless and charming Kamoi may prove to be his hero's undoing!

After Emperor Gore and the Reptilian empire is defeated, a new enemy, Emperor Burai and his Hyakki empire rises and threatens to take over Earth. Ryoma, Hayato, and newcomer Benkei pilot the new Getter Robo G to save Earth.

High school student Yayoi and her childhood sweetheart Hayato, are married! Yayoi is very thrilled to be married to him, but she currently has a problem. Even though they live together, they never once had a lovey-dovey time together, let alone a kiss. Yayoi feels insecure and starts to doubt him. Could it be all in her head?

Set in a post-Apocalyptic Earth, Hayato Jin continues to lead the Saotome Research Institute after the events of Getter Robo Go. He has succeeded Professor Saotome's masterpiece prototype, the Shin Getter Robo, with a more stable creation: Getter Robo Arc.

This volume tells the story of a guy who fell in love with a frequent customer of the coffee shop.

Each volume can be read as stand alone:

Vol 1. - Ashita, Ano Bed de.
Vol 2. - Nemurenai Koibito
- Kanashii (Itoshii) Kotoba
- Itoshi no Doctor Coat
Vol 3. - Kusuriyubi ga Shitteru
Vol 4. - Mou Kimi o Matanai
Vol 5. - Chiduka-san ni Tsutaete

A compilation of different authors and artists' take on Getter Robo. Featuring original short stories and art by: Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi Naoto Tsushima Go Nagai & Dynamic Pro Masakazu Ooi Masayuki Fujihara Hiroyuki Imaishi Nozomu Tamaki

A prominent teacher by day! Gay by night! It is unfortunate that it was Gye Hyeon Do who came to Mr. U who was enjoying the perfect double life! Hyeon, the grandson of the school's principal came to ask him to make himself a homo! But what is this about? Is there a bigger misfortune awaiting Ieon?..!

The end of the Edo period, the Bakumatsu (between 1853 and 1867), was an era of uncertainty and chaos, a time when the line between right and wrong was indistinguishable. During this era, Hijikata Toushizou, determined to live by his own rules, led his reformed Shinsengumi--formerly a ragtag group of mercenaries that became the elite Samurai fighting force of the shogunate--to glory. This is the story of his life.