Many different anthropomorphic predator and prey species are intermingling in a fantastical African savanna society! It is a strictly structured society with many rules, such as those governing when and where a predator is allowed to hunt their prey.

One lion, Leon, does not quite fit into the role nature has chosen for him. He doesn't grow his mane out, and, despite his physical strength, he shows no real interest in establishing territory and acquiring a harem of lionesses. But the most abnormal quirk of all is that Leon is a vegetarian lion!

His tiger companion (who has a bit of a crush on him), is firmly of the opinion that herbivores exist to be eaten, but she manages to mostly put up with his vegetarianism. One day, the two of them rescue a frightened gazelle, freshly arrived from the capital. The tiger is less than thrilled to have a pretty female food-animal hanging around with them, but the jackals who are tracking the gazelle seem to have some kind of business with Leon as well...

Wakana is in love with a boy one year younger, who she's never confessed to....and she'll be graduating soon. Will she be able to see him again?

In the Anywhere But Here series:

V.1 - Yama e Iku
• Yama e Iku (Going to the Mountains)
It's about a sensitive writer with an overactive imagination and intolerance for the banalities of everyday life.

• Yanagi Ki (The Willow Tree)
A woman stands day to day under a growing willow tree and watches the people who pass by...

V.2 - Sphinx

V.3 - Haru no Ogawa

Mankind struggles to rebuild after a nuclear explosion. In the midst of the wastelands, there is a small pet shop called The Willows.

A witch takes in two rival brothers to be her successor, and then turns them into girls.

A fantasy about a knight who lost everything and his story of survival strategy and territory restoration!

One day, when the lord's son, Agredios, came back to the village after a long hunt, the sounds of villagers bustling and their laughter were all gone. After learning that the "witch" that lives in the "Forbidden Forest" was the cause of their demise, his despair turned to rage and he stormed into the forest for revenge alone.

Zig—a tall, broad-shouldered mercenary—participates in a witch hunt. Following a fierce duel with the deadly witch, he becomes privy to her desire. "I want you to protect me," she requests, tired of having her life trivialized. Seeking a place to survive, the witch and the mercenary set their sights on an unknown continent!

1000 years ago, a war between humans and space witches ravaged the stars, destroying countless planets and taking even more lives. Eventually, the humans captured the most powerful witch and imprisoned her as a war criminal under the treaty. The castle where the Magic Lord is sealed away is watched over by a village where everyone has developed weak magical powers- everyone but Mugi that is. Determined to prove that he doesn't need magic, Mugi accidentally flies into the monster-infested forest surrounding the castle and is saved by a girl that he has never seen before...

Mugura Tooru is a boy so low-profile that even his family sometimes loses sight of him. One day, he encounters a witch. Since her true identity was found out by Tooru, the witch is cursed to lose half her magic, and she says that his most heartfelt wish must be granted in order for her to get her magical power back. And what's more, the thing necessary for her to restore her power every day is... a kiss?! A heart-pounding story starring the unlikely duo of an "invisible boy" and a witch!

Hibiki wants to look cute for Takumi, and asks her beautiful sister for help.

"Actually sleeping together but not having any memories of it, or having memories of sleeping together even though you didn't actually do it."

"The Deed" or "The Memory".
If you had to choose one of them, which one do you want?

The chivalrous thief Chloe spends her days and nights acting on behalf of those in need, resulting in her being seen as the hero of the poor, but Chloe herself feels guilty thinking of how a mere thief like her is regarded so highly. However, meeting the witch named Meifa will change her fate.

The witch Vivian is dying, and she asks her apprentice Betty to prepare the only medicine who can save her. But to get a hand on the ingredients it's not going to be a piece of cake... because one of them is the horn of the demon king Kinguburu, and defeating him can be a matter of life and death.

Unable to enroll in magic school due to her potentially dangerous magic, Ema Stone is sent to the headmaster's mansion to study under her five students; Rebecca, Flora, Bella, Jill and Daria.

All the world's creatures lived in harmony until humanity rose to power. The flora and fauna feared for their lives and hid from the humans, leaving behind a barren world with only rocks and dirt. There are a few exceptions... Witches, exceptional women with the gift to heed plants' words, live in secret lairs full of vibrant greenery.

Tula, a powerful witch nearing the end of her life, raised her apprentice Piri in one of these sanctuaries. Piri has a lot to learn. In fact, she can't even hear the plants' voices! Naturally, she has no desire to leave her secret haven—or Tula—but situations outside of her control force her away. Where will Piri go now? Will a gift from Tula help her find her way?

In the lonely center of a lonely, snow-laden forest lies a small cabin where two witches dwell. A meditation on their love, hatred, and loneliness.

The only way to reverse the curse is to share a kiss with someone who loves him back...! Will Kou be able to reverse the witch's curse, or will he turn into a forest animal? Can the wizard help him?

They're off to see the Wizard!

What do you want to be when you grow up? - These are the worlds every child hears at least once. Particularly for Mari, this question proves to be quite difficult when D, a wizard comes to the village. D is a childhood friend of Mari’s aunt, Lisa, and can use many kinds of magic. His main goal, however, is to grant the dreams of the children he meets on his journey. Mari is still unsure of what she wants to be when she grows up, but D tells her not to rush her answer. However, it seems that D could have a few secrets of his own. Is the reason for him returning to the village really as simple as he says it is?

Once upon a time in the forest there lived two wolf brothers. The younger brother was very weak and was a crybaby. He couldn't attack the humans who were their prey. the older brother who couldn't watch his younger brother anymore, trained him everyday in order to make him stronger. But those days were about to be changed by a twister girl named Little Red Riding Hood.