It's the year 305 of the Alcian calendar, and the world is currently controlled by "numbers." Every human born is branded with a "Count." This Count can be anything; the amount of kilometers walked, or the amount of people who have said your food is tasty. If your Count drops to 0, you will be sent into the Abyss. After Hina's mother's Count dropped to 0, her last request was for Hina to look for the Legendary Flying Ace.

Someone - or something - is destroying the seven most powerful robots in the world one after the other; brutally dismantling them without any provocation on their part. Gesicht, one of the seven and a detective for the European Federation, embarks on a mission to capture the killer...and confront the mysteries behind the vague but disturbing memories that keep haunting him in his dreams.

Note: Won the Seiun Award for Best Comic in 2010.

Let’s go wall climbing with your childhood friend!

Oota Katsuyo is a 15-year-old girl just entering high school. She's short and plump, thanks to being the daughter of a family that runs a tonkatsu shop. She's followed her crush from middle school to the same high school, and she's devastated when she finds out he's not interested in chubby girls. As she's looking for ways to lose weight, the free-spirited president of the swimming club, Itou Hatsume, and her serious and demanding vice-president, Kaji Rinko, are looking for new members to supplement their roster of two. When Katsuyo meets Kaitani Ayumi, a rail-thin girl with an appetite that matches her own, Ayumi drags her to the swimming club to join up. Will Katsuyo have problems measuring up to the demands of the swimming club, or can she make a big splash?

Mugi is a chubby girl with a kind spirit and beautiful smile. She is comfortable with her weight, but thought that she would never have the opportunity to fall in love. When she meets Tagami, a boy who is a "pochama," or someone who likes soft and squishy things, love has a chance to blossom, and Mugi comes to realize that she loves herself as is.

Cheerful middle-schooler Miku lives on a mountain farm with her grandpa, where they keep a large number of animals. When Aruga- a senpai at Miku's school- concocts a plan to help some local stray animals that are causing a nuisance, fellow animal lover Miku seems like a natural choice to help out. As the two of them become closer, Miku finds herself falling in love... but will dense Aruga ever figure it out?

A promising romcom from Weekly Young Jump, the first taste of fluff in the Reiwa era.
One day, the protagonist Tomoyori decides to end his own life.
But that was not the end — as his eyes opened, he found himself in a strange room.
Turns out, he's now the pet of a mysterious high school girl. Yes, you heard that right.
Interacting with a high school girl? Could this be a gift from the heavens? Or is it divine punishment?
A new era, a new beginning!

From Easy Going Scans:

A human girl falls into the demon realm and can't seem to communicate with the local demon Kuro who found her. Humans are rare in the demon realm and many would love to eat a human. However, Kuro ends up falling in love with her and names her Pochi!

Kuro decides to help Pochi get back to the human world and protects her from demons that try to eat her. She ends up being able to at least understand them but still can't speak the same language. She meets a demon prince who also shows interest in her as well and their long journey back to the human world begins.

From Attractive Fascinante:

Our cute Pochi [popular nickname for dogs in Japan] is always following our Math senpai around. For so many years, will he finally get an answer for his unrequited love?

Pochi and Tama are finally moving in together after six years of dating. Their real names are not Pochi (dog name) and Tama (cat name), but they have been calling each other that ever since they met. And that's how Tama starts recollecting their past and wondering how things are going to work from now on.

Pochiyama-san works at a local pharmacy. She is a loner and seldom speaks; instead she writes what she wants to say.

Abe is on an inconsistent schedule with this series, probably one chapter every half a year.

Pocket Monsters BW: Good Partners is a Pokémon manga based on the games Pokémon Black and White.

When Professor Elm asked Gold to choose between three newly discovered Pokémon, never would he have expected to be chosen by a Pokémon instead! In order to become the Pokémon Champion, he has to challenge the Gym Leaders for the ownership of their badges. Meanwhile, Team Rocket emerges, returning to what they know best...plotting evil plans! To add to it all, a mysterious person in black thickens the plot...

The main character, Hazel (Maron in the original Japanese version), sets off to catch Pokémon after a scientist named Grandpa agrees to make a love potion if she catches Pokémon. Hazel is after the heart of a boy named Almond. Most of the Pokémon in the manga series can speak a human language. The manga's plotline has nothing to do with the original video games. Taken from Wikipedia.

The protagonists are Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength, and Miruto, a girl who works for an organization tracking the villains. The plot centers around "Burst", the ability to use crystals with Pokémon stored in them to transform into human-Pokémon hybrids. Ryouga's Burst is Zekrom, and one of the villains' is Excadrill.
On rare occasions they actually use Pokémon.

From Viz:

Pokémon comics based on the original Game Boy games... not the TV series!

POKÉMON ADVENTURES includes all the Gym Leaders, places, and opponents from the game. There's plenty of action as trainers named Red and Blue explore forests, jungles, cities, and caves in search of Pokémon and excitement. But can they foil the schemes of Team Rocket, a mysterious group of villains who want to use Pokémon for evil?

Vol 1-7: Red, Green, Blue & Yellow
Vol 8-14: Gold & Silver
Vol 15-22: Ruby & Sapphire
Vol 23-25: FireRed & LeafGreen
Vol 26-29: Emerald
Vol 30-40: Diamond, Pearl & Platinum
Vol 41-42: HeartGold & SoulSilver
Vol 43-51: Black & White
Vol 52-ongoing: Black 2 & White 2

Peace may have been restored to Hoenn after the evils schemes of Team Aqua, Team Magma and later Guile Hideout were put to rest. However, when a new crisis approached, Steve Stone had no choice but to enlist the help of Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald once again. What made it necessary for the young trainers to tap into the mysterious powers of Mega Evolution? Was the crisis in any way related to the strange 'omega' and 'alpha' symbols on a never-seen-before mural painting of Groudon and Kyogre in the Granite Cave? Joseph Stone, father of Steven and the President of the Devon Corporation, might be onto something important when he spotted the inconspicuous 'delta' sign on the painting…

The Black and White arc of Pokemon Special. (Pokemon Special has several different arcs serialized in parallel in a few different magazines, so the exact numbering for the BW arc is unknown. Hence, this is registered under a completely new series)

From Bulbapedia: (Japanese:まんが版 ポケットモンスター全書), is a shōnen Pokémon manga directly based on the Pokémon games. It follows the plot of Pokémon Red and Blue closer than any other Pokémon manga. Many details not included in other manga or the anime, such as the hunt for Safari Zone Warden's dentures, are covered. It ends with the defeat of the Elite Four.