Madoka is a high school student who is recruited by Nabeshima (the guy in the bunny suit) to work for the GSG (Gokuraku So Gei: a transportation service to heaven). Nabeshima is just way too busy, and since Modoka seems to have the power to see lost souls, he's recruited to help lighten the workload. But many of the dead are reluctant to leave this world, feeling they have not accomplished all that they should have in their lives.

Madoka continues to help recently deceased spirits take care of any unfinished business so they can reach the afterlife without regrets. This time around, Madoka assists the ghost of a stage show "superhero" by giving him one last shot at a heroic performance; later, he helps a beautiful high school English teacher, a friendless 11-year-old-girl, and an old woman who lost something precious.

Yuzuko is allowed a brief meeting with the boyfriend she had when she was alive. But if she tries to rekindle this relationship, she's finished with GSG. A ghostly girl stalks Madoka, and the gang takes on Christmas, New Year, and Valentine's Day all in one volume!

After a high school teacher dies before teaching her very first class, Madoka lets her take temporary possession of him so she can experience what it's like to actually teach. Then the ghost of a pretty but fatally frail high school girl enlists Madoka's help to take revenge on a former classmate: GSG agent Aguma!

Madoka loans his body out to a boy who wants to date Aguma, Madoka's fellow G.S.G. agent. When his body steals a kiss, Aguma's not sure which guy actually made the move! Then Madoka finds he still has feelings for a ghostly girl who visited him before. He's given a chance to see her again, but with it comes the risk that he may end up permanently crossing over to the other side!

Drawing on CLAMP's own personal experiences, The One I Love provides insight both into the creators' own lives, and into the oft-elusive concept of Love itself. This intimate collection of short stories and essays doesn't skirt issues at the heart of the matter such as insecurity, honesty, distance, independence, age, and - of course - marriage.

It's an epidemic of accidental death! Multiple college students receive odd voicemails from themselves; messages from the future, and all they contain are the screams of their own deaths. A few days later, at the date and time of the message's posting, they die in mysterious accidents, and oddly enough, each have a candy in their mouths.

Luffy's navigator, Nami, has been working all along for "Saw-Tooth" Arlong to steal enough treasure to buy back her village. In return, the pirate has handed over her fortune to the Navy! Now Luffy and his crew prepare to risk their lives for Nami's sake against their most ruthless opponent yet.

After almost drowning at the hands of "Sawtooth" Arlong, captain of the nasty Fish-Man pirates, Luffy bounces back with a few tricks up his sleeve. The fate of Coco Village - if not the rest of the East Blue - rests upon the outcome of their final battle!