Arikawa Hiro

In the year 200X, an explosion with an unknown cause occurs during a flight test of a supersonic business jet off the coast of Shikoku. A month later, a similar accident occurs during a flight test of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force heading from Gifu to Shikoku. Meanwhile, in Kochi, near the site of the plane crash, a boy named Shun is walking on the beach. His father is an Air Self-Defense Force member who was on board the crashed aircraft, and he finds a mysterious, squishy object on the beach... (Source: Natalie, translated)

In the era of "salt damage" when salt fills the city. Mana, who lives in Tokyo on the verge of collapse, picks up a collapsing young man, Ryoichi, carrying a large bag on his back. Together with Akiba, a man who acts like her guardian, she heads for Ryoichi's destination, the sea, but...? A complete comicalization of Hiro Arikawa's timeless masterpiece! The supreme entertainment opening presented by the same author-artist duo behind "Library War LOVE & WAR"!

The new series will continue to follow the lives of Iku and Dōjō, as well as Tezuka, Shibasaki, Komaki, Marie, and others.

As working woman and plant fanatic Sayaka Kōno was heading home from a drinking party, she found a handsome man sitting in front of her apartment who says, "Please bring me home with you," like a dog. With no place for the unnamed man to go, the two begin living together, and their "delicious" love story begins.

During the 31st year of Seika, the battle between the Library Force and the Media Improvement Committee reached a new level of violence. Each group has armed itself for either the freedom of expression or the "protection" of society from the bad influences of media. Kasahara Iku joins the Library Force with the intent of finding her "Prince" who helped her during a censorship exercise by the Media Improvement Committee and with her strong will of protecting books.

When the calender changed to the Seika era, the government of Japan introduced the Media Betterment Act (MBA). The MBA is an act that allows the government to stop any publication that it deems unsuitable for the public. The same government that enacted the MBA then introduces another act, the Freedom of the Libraries Law (FLL). It allows libraries to become self governing bodies with defense force units. Under the FLL, The Library Defense Force is created.