Mouri and Yura’s friendship is plagued by constant rumors, the most famous one being “They are a couple”. One day, when a girl asks Mouri out, the school spreads a rumor that they had a one-night stand; Yura gets jealous, and kisses Mouri in order to make one of their rumors true – that they have kissed. Will Mouri ever realize Yura’s feelings for him? Will they be able to regain the comfortable friendship they once shared or will it fall apart?
1) Honey Pie Debut Two good friends know they have loved each other and become a couple. But being tired from accommodating one to another, they return to being good friends again... 2) Melody Melody Two students who enjoy singing in the street: one student, a lyric writer, suffers from one-way love; the other student, a composer, comforts him and asks him to love him instead. 3) Kirei Kirei Our hero has longed for dormitory life, but his very beautiful roommate can't clean up his room... 4) Water Drop Sacramento A mysterious student is rumored to have killed and buried a woman under a cherry tree. But our hero finds out he buries the hero's favorite things which he wrote about on graduation... 5) Dizzy Boys Fruits Milk A students love triangle around the son of a public bathhouse owner. 6) Donut Letter Watching video, two boys feel sexual desire. On the next day, one student puts the blame on another and makes him misunderstand.
From Aku-tenshi: In a peaceful farmland country, there lived a prince Canaan who yearned for adventures. Together with his personal bodyguard Celeste, the ultimate adventure awaits~! Guilds, dungeons, and... Hot springs!? Based on the ever so popular BL RPG game made by Alice Blue, Oujisama Lv.1
Cute, simple-minded Tomo Masaki has a brother complex, Tomo so adores his older brother Ei that he studied hard to get into Kouryou Academy, where Ei is a popular senior and Student Council President. Now the bane of Tomo's existence is Ei's best friend and Student Council Vice-president, Motoki Izumi. For some reason, Izumi always bullies and teases Tomo whenever he comes to the student council room to pay his brother a visit. Why can't Izumi just stop it and leave him alone? More importantly, why does Tomo's heart pound whenever Izumi does bully him?! Sometimes, Izumi's even nice to Tomo--which only makes his heart beat faster!
From DramaQueen: Tomoe Tatsumi is a freshman attending university in Tokyo. Life couldn't be better: he's living in a really nice apartment for less than most people pay for a single room. This is all thanks to Mitsugu Kurokawa: salary man, landlord, and (hopeful) lover. It is due to Kurokawa's generosity that Tatsumi is able to live in Tokyo on such a tight budget. Kurokawa's intention is clear: to love, honor, and cherish Tatsumi until his dying days! And if big brother Souichi Tatsumi has his way - that day will come sooner than not! For Kurokawa, progress can only be made by "challenging the impossible...." And thus, Takanaga sensei introduces us to her charming romantic comedy, Challengers! Prequel to "Koisuru Boukun"
From The Moon in a Box: Before Minari knew he was gay, he convinced himself he was incapable of falling in love. Having spent the last five years settling for just sex with a friend from high school, he surprises himself by falling in love with and impetuously confessing to an acquaintance, Shinkawa. But will Minari's fragile ego be able to withstand the fear and uncertainty of a real love relationship?
1) The Blue-Bird's Whererabouts 2) Breaking Apart The Blue Sky Continuation of the first story. 3) Missing Our Piece Still the contnuation to the first story. 4) If I Hold You 5) Demon-guided Angel Invasion
Marion is a young schoolboy who prides himself on his adherence to a philosophy he calls "realism". Because of his distain for emotional display, he ignores anything remotely akin to affection. But when Marion is entangled in a romantic affair with an older courtesan, his rationalism is revealed to be little more than a cover for his own emotional immaturity. Learning to love, Marion blossoms under his older lover's care but unfortunately, Marion has yet to learn the true price of the affair. Classic 1976 shoujo by the author of "Kaze to Ki no Uta" and one of the first shoujo titles to include shounen ai elements.
1) Pet of Love - A young man is living alone, but can't live independently, so his best friend is forced to take care of him. 2) Remote Control - Is basically about two boys, one of whom is playing a game with the other while pretending to help him become popular. But they both slowly realize it's something else entirely. 3) Iron Road of Love; 4) Drunken Dog Night; 5) Unforgettable Love. This a cute, shonen-ai manga with some very light violence/angst.
In all of his 18 year old life, Takezaki Aoi has never received any love confession. Today, suddenly... there it is. A love letter, right on top of his desk! What should he do now...? Does this mean his first love is going to be revealed?
Collection of 5 short stories with very light shounen-ai overtones: 1) Rakuen no Izumi Ryuuji is bored and anxious for combat experience, but finds something more while protecting a scientist from one of his own creations. 2) Fenomena 3) EREHWON 4) EREHWON II 5) Hoshiboshi no Kouya kara
Six stories of love and sweetness. 1) Sickness of the First Love - After a car accident Ayase begins to see hallucinations of his first love,Haigo, who died as the young man he was. An operation is supposed to fix the problem, but doesn't. Seeing a young Haigo during the day, and a grown-up Haigo at night, has Ayase finally gone crazy? 2) The Mystery That Began on the Train - There are two kinds of customers that Soo, as an attendant on a sleeper railway has to deal with: honeymooning couples and weirdos. Teshirogi is definitely one of the latter. The overly dramatic older man seems to be making fun of Soo, but why does he think they've met before? 3) Kitsune Tsuki (Fox Moon) - Tada is the heir of his family and the last fox spirit handler. As a child he saved the spirit Shiro from being abandoned, and Shiro agreed to stay till Tada was an adult. With only two years left to go, Shiro needs to reconcile his feelings for the human boy. 4) Kikusa Yayoi Zukitan - 2nd year piano student Wachi is playing one day when he's suddenly accompanied by a violin. Enter genius violinist Meguriya. When Wachi confesses to Meguriya he doesn't receive a reply, but when two people are so aligned musically, are words really necessary? 5) A Happy Person - When Komiya disappears from school, Oosakaya is sure that Komiya will contact him. They're dating, after all. But four years go by before a dirty and tired Komiya crawls into his bed and promptly falls asleep. He's happy to have Komiya back, but Oosakaya can only wonder how long it will be before the person who says he loves him disappears again... 6) Speechless - A word game between two colleagues offers one a chance to make his feelings known.
