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The daily life of a grandma who had been captivated by 2D characters and became an otaku even after turning 80, and her grandson who kindly watches over while trying to keep a straight face! An "old age x fandom" gag comedy! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Satou is a manga editor who suffers from "Magical Girl Phobia" triggered by dreams featuring a mysterious magical girl. However, one day, he comes across a manga featuring illustrations strikingly similar to the magical girl from his dreams. Determined to uncover the cause of his phobia, he contacts the manga's author. But this marks the beginning of a descent into a dark, profound despair. (Source: Coamix, translated)

A collection of romantic stories revolving around otaku culture.

The troubles of the handsome college student, Kei Tachibana, is that his cute, older girlfriend, Chisa, is crazy about other men. What's more is that the men are 2D "Oshi Characters." What tomorrow will Kei-kun face as he fights against those blasted "Oshi?" This is a love comedy between a younger, devoted boy and working otaku girl! (Source: Shueisha, translated)

The "everyday" lives of Fuuna Minami, an eccentric girl who loves model railroading, and Mari, a normal girl, become "extraordinary" with nostalgic products from the early days of N gauge. (Source: Neko Publishing, translated)

A manga essay about Sakae Kusama's work, interspersed with a classical BL office romance.

Ayumu Tada is a completely normal 58-year-old salaryman. His daughter, who loves anime, is about to get married to a man who also likes anime, and Ayumu feels distant from them because he has no interest in the medium. Suddenly, he time slips 40 years into the past, back to his 3rd year of high school! One of his classmates happens to become a famous animator in the future, and so Ayumu begins animating with him. (Source: Shonen Gahosha, translated)

On a whim, the protagonist reads the manuscript of a manga she drew a long time ago. At that time, what she thinks is... (Source: Coamix, translated)

Moa Hamasaki, a gal, encounters a not so simple Otaku.

Haruto Harukawa, a 28-year-old working as an assistant producer for TV dramas and aspiring to become a main producer, is suddenly put in charge of planning a brand-new tokusatsu hero show. (Source: MU)

Yumi Hotta and her husband talk about how everyone can draw manga and that dividing the pannels is the key.