"Congratulations! You 25 have been chosen as heroes to save the world!"... more>>

Just before summer vacation in their third year of middle school, the class is suddenly transported to another world by the goddess Ashera. The 26 students are given statuses that allow them to use skills and cheat abilities to become heroes in the other world. However, the number of students transported is 25—leaving behind Iori Shu, the boy who had just transferred and wasn’t counted.

While his classmates train in the other world to prepare for their battles as heroes, Shu remains in peaceful Japan, devoting himself to studying the status he was given. Quietly experimenting with his skills, he occasionally uses them to help those around him. But before he realizes it, Shu has become a target of various organizations around the world—!? <<less

Koha-Ace stars Kohaku and features characters from various TYPE-MOON series. It is drawn in a super deformed style, and it is a self-aware series that... more>> constantly breaks the fourth wall. <<less

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Natsuki Ikaruga is a boy who lost his mother and his leg in an accident some years earlier. He returns disillusioned from a harsh life... more>> in the big city to find his old countryside home half-swallowed by the sea. Left without a family, all he has to his name is the ship and submarine left to him by his oceanologist grandmother and her debts. His only hope to restore the dreams for the future that he has lost is to take up an opportunity presented to him by the suspicious debt collector Catherine. They set sail to search the sunken ruins of his grandmother's laboratory for a treasure rumor says she left there. What they find is not riches or jewels: it is a strange girl lying asleep in a coffin at the bottom of the sea. The robot Atri. <<less

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Wade, a boy born in the slums and raised by terrible parents, finds a glimmer of hope when he becomes an apprentice adventurer. Enduring grueling training, he’s promised to be taught magic if he perseveres.... more>>

On the day of his fateful magic instruction, while others are granted promising fire and water magic, Wade receives what seems like the worst of luck—a magic called “Slow Magic.”

In despair upon realizing it’s a spell that makes him clumsy, Wade recalls memories of his past life as a corporate s*ave.

“Huh? ‘Slow Magic’? That sounds like gravity magic, a powerful spell!”

Yes! In this underdeveloped world, where the concept of gravity is largely unknown, Wade is underestimated.

Determined, Wade faces his newfound gravity magic head-on. Increasing his own weight boosts his attack power, while being lighter makes him more agile. He can even float lighter than air and pseudo-create objects by manipulating gravity’s focal point.

Thus, despite ridicule, Wade uses gravity to overcome those who mock him, defeat goblins, and even topple boss monsters.

Teaming up with a fellow unpopular magic user and a boy aspiring to be a hero, Wade delves deeper and deeper into dungeons in search of thrilling battles against the strongest foes. <<less

Keita, a boring university student, is a "gachikoi" (fan who's seriously in love) otaku of Mimika, the center of the idol group "Tetra". Even though he's aware that it's a love that will never happen, he continues to push on with giving her his emotional support.... more>>

On the other hand, as her group's popularity continues to rise, Mimika bears anxiety over the uncertainty of the future even while she's happy with the fervently cheering Keita's affection. One day, Mimika falls into despair after her mother gets into a traffic accident, and with the help of social media, she heads towards Keita's part-time workplace... <<less