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A prequel manga about when Bonobono was a baby.

1. Kuruma no Shuuri ni Iku 2. Koosa 3. Esoragoto 4. Other Side 5. Asa ga Kuru 6. Hibi Zakkan 7. Kasou 8. Henohenomohe 9. Sara Trip 10. Oozappa na Menmen

1. Tsumetai Ame 2. Kootta Toki no Naka ni 3. Kawaita Meisou (Parched Meditation) 4. Towa no Anima 5. Yuki 6. Tsubasa no Kioku

Aloof tabby cat Kijineko doesn't really understand humans, especially his "owners," a man and woman who, for some reason, think everything he does is "cute." Kijineko's sharp inner monologue reveals the true inner turmoil of the common house cat, a divine creature who is simultaneously worshipped by humans and subjected to their cruel torture tactics, such as being forcibly sniffed. Will he—and equally aloof former stray Kuroneko—ever figure out the humans' goal? Or will something more important, like a piece of pork cutlet or a low-flying cicada, demand their immediate attention? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Tsubaki's "duty" is to support the protective god, Shigure, in both his private life and his public job. Shigure is not just a god, but is also making a living as an author, and Tsubaki is a huge fan of his work. However, one of Tsubaki's duties is to offer his "devotion" to his god...the only small, tiny problem is that this little ritual always leaves Tsubaki reeling. His pulse races, his breathing gets labored...and his whole body heats up! Tsubaki is struggling just to keep both his excitement and this growing crush a secret, but things never seem to go his way... (Source: Tokyopop)

Manmaru goes to ninja school at Nenga, where foxes and raccoons study the art of assassination under a bear ninja master. He is soon thrown in to local rivalry between the Nenga school, the Koga (monkeys), and the Iga (dogs), as well as facing temptations from the Dobe, a group of dropouts from the Nenga. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

One day, a Japanese professor on a field expedition to Australia has the surprise of a lifetime when a wallaby suddenly falls on him from the trees above. The wallaby is slightly put out (as he explains quite calmly) because, you see, he was distracted while reading a book about one of his favorite subjects—bushido. He's a bit of an otaku and has always dreamed of going to Japan. The professor is instantly charmed, of course, and whisks Mr. Wallaby off to Japan. Mr. Wallaby, inspired by the professor, says he also wants to become a teacher... (Source: Kodansha USA)

Two guardian foxes from the Inari Shrine are sent to grant wishes to those who've prayed at the shrine

One day, middle-schooler Renga Ishida helps a slug. One moment later, the slug transforms into a beautiful girl named "Numeri"...!? It's the start of the saucy days of Renga and Numeri! (Source: Shueisha, translated)