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Junpei has decided to marry Minami Akutsu—a beautiful woman who lives in a luxurious mansion—and is set to become a son-in-law to the Akutsu family. There are strange household rules, a creepy basement, and a series of disappearances happening behind the scenes. This happy "family" is harboring a terrifying madness. (Source: Nihonbungeisha, translated)

Follow the story of Clancy Flint, a private detective, along with his 2 friends, the president of a research & investigation company and a lawyer, go through a series of events.

In Tokyo, Japan crime is increasing at an alarming rate. In order to crack down on the rising crime rate a "citizen police" force is established. The "citizen police" force consists of ordinary people. One day, salaryman Hoichi is appointed as the 69th citizen police. Hoichi avoids his first mission. Instead, he stops by a convenience store for work and meets an employee there named Momoi. Hoichi's fate is changed by the meeting. (Source: asianwiki.com)

Detective Wato has been assigned to the security team for a cruise ship party for celebrities where he meets Madam Holmes, a beautiful and intelligent young lady. But soon after the ship leaves the harbor, a group of terrorists take over the ship. However, Detective Wato soon learns that the entire terrorist attack was a setup masterminded by Madam Holmes to smoke out the real terrorist hiding amongst the guests. And to surprise him even more, he learns that Madam Holmes is actually the great granddaughter of the famous Sherlock Holmes. Now the unlikely pair solves crimes and mysteries using Holmes’ amazing deductive skills and Wato’s experience as a cop. (Source: MU)

2030, Tokyo. Minami, an officer in the EX-ARM Countermeasure Division, and Shiho, a junior officer in the traffic division, respond to a tip of a suspicious person and find a drug called "Happy" at the scene. By chance, they meet a mother in the vicinity who says her daughter was kidnapped, leading Minami to information related to "Alpha K," a new religious group that is rapidly gaining followers. Then, the EX-ARM task force is called in...? (Source: Shueisha, translated)

There's a reason Emi Shimamoto can't find a job. For as long as she can remember, she's been unable to tell the living from the dead, and spirits have tormented her wherever she goes. Resigned to yet another failure, Emi attends an interview with Moriya Foods, only to find herself strangely attracted to its young president, Jan. Though it doesn't take Emi long to realize that something is off with both Jan and Moriya, she's far too smitten to care. Meanwhile, Emi's brother grows worried over his sister's change in behavior and pays a visit to an investigation agency that specializes in supernatural phenomena... What follows is a journey into the dark depths of cults, family, and the paranormal. (Source: Yen Press)

The manga centers on expert stage mimic and conman Rainbow Parakeet, who comes into contact with the international crime syndicate the Troupe of Twenty Faces, who are experts at stealing fine art. A detective named Mariko Senri chases both of them in an attempt to bring them all to justice. (Source: Anime News Network)

Say, did you think that humans were the one standing at the top of the food chain? That's a great misunderstanding. The ones who are located at the top of hierarchy of this world are "them" who live inside the darkness. By no means do they come to the surface world, the one we humans live. What we understand about "them" is only that they absolutely hate having their existence to become known to human society. While there are some of "them" with a form resembling that of a human being, there are others that look like a completely different kind of living creature. It is rare, but sometimes trouble between humans and "them" can happen. Humans who discover the secret of "their" existence, a stray "them" preying on humans, and many other problems that I can not talk about to anyone. In those cases, in order to resolve those incidents involving "them," an utility man is employed. That man's name is "Pluto O"... that's me. What I told to you only was what I know. If you ever get in troubles, call my name three times. Say "Pluto O! Pluto O! Pluto O!", and if you're lucky I'll show up to help. (Source: LNDB)

Akio has changed his job for some reason, just as he is about to leave middle age. His new job is at a small detective agency, run by his childhood friend, Hirose. Akio and Hirose are curious buddies and they heal the hearts of their clients while solving difficult requests. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

A dismembered corpse of a naked woman was found on the riverbed at night. It soon turned out that the method of the case was very similar to the novel "Vexations" published in small copies 10 years ago. Investigator Kosaku Kurumiya's younger sister Reimi has a visual impairment. She has contributed to solving numerous bizarre cases by making full use of her sharpened sense and her reasoning power. Will she really get to the heart of an unprecedented case? (Source: Futabasha, translated)

The master of the Izakaya "Arakan" is also a famous detective. In accordance with the veteran police detective Numata's request, he joins the investigations. A grueling detective story blended lightly with cuisine and seasoned with some human drama. (Source: Media Do International/Nihonbungeisha)

Two buddies running a detective agency, all the mess they keep falling into and the overdue back rent: will our guys manage to make it through this potentially explosive mix? (Source: MU) Included one-shots: Volume 3: Warae Tatsuo, Tabi Ichiza Yami Nezumi, Hybrid X Gokutou no Hakobune

With a single touch, Detective Dong Baek can read anyone's memory. Thanks to his supernatural skill, he's gotten cocky over his virtually flawless track record. But a mysterious serial killer ends up mystifying even his supernatural ability, and a genius criminal profiler is brought in to close the case. Dong Baek will have to swallow his pride and work with her if they want any hope of stopping the slaughter... (Source: Tapas Media)