Now armed with basic color theory, Kisaragi and friends are ready to play and experiment with tones and new tools! But when the school art club, led by the upperclassman who inspired Kisa-chan to attend G.A., is in danger of being shut down, will the Color Rangers (minus the disguises) save the day?! Well, as long as Kisa-chan's clumsiness, cooking experiments, and badminton battles don't get in the way...

Ito Keita has one thing in his favor: luck! And luck has just landed him a special invitation to attend the Bell Liberty Academy for Boys, an exclusive high school only for the most privileged, the most talented, and the most beautiful. When a strange accident on move-in day attracts the attention of Niwa Tetsuya, the student body president, and Saiyonji Kaoru, the class secretary, Ito finds himself the center of attention.

Plots are starting to twist in the Gantz storyline! Has Kato disappeared forever? Who is this cute girl Kei's falling in love with? Does someone on the Internet know the secret of Gantz? And who is this huge fighter roaming the streets of Japan looking for the greatest fighting challenge? Well, the challenge he's looking for might come from the least likely of physical specimens.

It's the end of the great Buddha battle, and it doesn't seem to be going well. In fact, it would be amazing if anyone returned to the locked apartment overlooking Tokyo tower. It's really been the worst fight yet. But there's got to be a gleam of hope somewhere.

Sometimes big things come in small packages. And our Gantz hero, Kei, might want to consider that in this volume of the frantic and weird, angsty and sexy manga by Hiroya Oku.

Mamoru is an ordinary grade school student, until the day when his class is caught up in a ferocious attack by the mechanoid alien Zonders. Gai Shishio is sent by the UN alien defense force "3G" to defend the planet, and Mamoru also joins. They wage all-out war against the Zonders. When their backs are up against the wall, Gai Fuses with Galeon and 3G's Gao Machines to form the indomitable King of all robots: GaoGaiGar!

Ogiue finally brings her own work to comic fest, and that means baring her fantasies for all the world to see. To keep her from a total breakdown she has support from Sasahara, Ohno, and two new faces: the American Otaku! Of course, the only Japanese phrases they know are word-for-word quotes from Auska Langley Sohryu, but they are fangirls so they're at least fluent in the universal language of yaoi!