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A 4-koma gag manga based on Transformers.

When Sankichi Nakamura arrives to school late one morning, he discovers that there is somebody already sitting in his chair that looks exactly like him. After failing to convince the teacher that the boy in the seat is an impostor, he is sent on his way home. Upon arriving home however, the same impostor is already there with Sankichi's mother pretending to be Sankichi. Before long it is revealed that the impostor is actually Plastic Boy, an alien life form on the run from the police that can bend and contort his body into any shape he wishes. His plan? To seek refuge in Sankichi's house by literally replacing poor Sankichi! Written in 1959 and published in Issue 4 of "Tetsujin Comics" this short story was written shortly after the the much longer "Plastic Man" which was published the previous year in 1958. This now hard to find title was written by Mizuki Shigeru under the pen name "Azuma Shinichiro"

"One day, Sakuraki Ruu picks up a mysterious cat that can talk, use magic and hides many secrets. When asked, the cat seems to have lost its memories..." The cat - and its twin - have come from another world, where their graduation exam is to go to the human world and grant a wish for a human being. And so, their fun-filled adventure with Ruu and her friends begins.

The series focuses on seven children and a sheep-like character. Together, they work as a team and hang out.

The series is based on more recent Wario games, including Wario World, Wario: Master of Disguise, and Wario Land: Shake It! The comic series has had references in Super Mario-Kun, a comic by the same author, including Wario's punch-line, "Ore da yo! Wario da yo!!" (It's me! Wario!!) (Source: Super Mario Wiki)

In the new series' story, the balance of the Creature World is starting to crumble. A talking deck case named Decky comes to the human world to search for a Duel Master to preserve equilibrium. There he sees Joe's power to create creatures. (Source: ANN)

Kaitou Shounen Jokers introduces J and his friend Kai, who follow in the footsteps of J's famous father, Kaitou Joker.

My name is Mifu Miyabi. For the past twelve years, I thought I had no family—no parents, no siblings. Little did I know, my world was about to get turned upside down by not one, not two, but three identical sisters showing up out of nowhere! Sure, we all grew up leading separate lives, but now we have to figure out how to live together under one roof. It may be hard to tell us apart just by looking, but we're much more different than you'd think. This is how our time as a family begins! (Source: Yen Press)

The internet is full of creepypastas, cryptid sightings, tales of paranormal activity, and unsolved disappearances. These are mostly rumors and pranks fueled by trolls—entertainment. But the unlucky few learn the hard way that some legends are true. Many of these unfortunate souls are doomed, but their luck may change if they cross paths with the boy in the red hood. He roams from town to town and appears wherever strange things occur. Is he a light in the dark? Or living proof that monsters are all too real...? (Source: Yen Press)

Continuing from either one of Uchiyama's Ultraman Leo manga series, the story centers around Zoffy, Melos and the Ultra Brothers taking on numerous Kaiju threats to both the Land of Light (known as the Land of Ultra in the manga) and Planet Earth. (Source: Ultraman Wiki)

The baseball-loving kid Shigeki finds a phone up in a tree, which briefly transports him into the world of the Denjuu. The Denjuu world is a world that is supposed to be off-limits to grade-schoolers. Bewildered, Shigeki tells his classmates about what happened but only his friend Matsukiyo believes him. They decide to test out whether the phone would really take them to the Denjuu world. After they're both transported there they meet with Crypto, the Elder and many other Denjuu, and their adventure begins. (Source: wiki.telefang)