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In the year 20XX, the VTuber culture that was all the rage in Japan has also become a big hit in the demon world. Demons use avatars to hide their real identities, and while streaming in the human world, they steal the 'souls' from their subscribers bit by bit. Arka Tsukishiro is a total newbie among these demon VTubers... and she has only reached double-digit subscribers. But, her dream is to become a great demon VTuber! So, how will it go...!? (Source: Akita Shoten, translated)

Kuraki, a second-year high-schooler who's passionate about drawing manga just on his own, wants to depict cheerful and enjoyable protagonists in his works, but because of his own reserved nature, Kuraki worries about his characters turning out rather somber and subdued. Then he meets Urara Haruno, bright as the spring and a student at a prestigious all-girls academy. With her as his model, Kuraki dashes off a manga in one go, but it also ends up being read by the very person it's based on...! (Source: Kodansha, translated)

Mineo Maya's daughter, Marie Yamada's autobiographical manga about growing up as a fujoshi and her father's influence on her life.

Chocolate has had a one-sided crush with his gaming friend and best friend Bom for many years. Bom has told Chocolate she is a trans woman, when she should be his best friend. In the wake of each other's "confessions," the two begin to see every day in a new color. A "boy meets trans girl story" with an otaku boy and a trans woman who are beginners in love! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

"What happened today is a secret between us, okay?" Haruto Nakayama is a gaming commentator known for his toxicity as the streamer "Oni-chan," After finishing his usual streaming session, Haruto accidentally forgot to end the stream. As a result, his secret life as a streamer working to support his younger sister's education and living expenses is exposed. Furthermore, it's also revealed that he meticulously prepares scripts to provoke others, all while being, in reality, a genuinely nice person! To make matters more complicated, during a livestream by the popular VTuber and professional gamer, Ayaya (aka Aya Shirayuki), Haruto unintentionally reveals his true personality once again. Unexpectedly, this led to them growing closer to each other as they continued to play games and go on outings together. Thus begins a one-on-one romantic comedy between the business-minded toxic streamer and the popular VTuber heroine! (Source: Overlap, translated)

In celebration of Mitsuru Adachi's 55th anniversary of becoming a mangaka, Gosho Aoyama and Rumiko Takahashi contribute a manga essay about their friend and colleague.

Seonho in an artist, who draws adult webcomics. It started as an easy way to make money, but it's caused some unexpected side effects: he hasn't been aroused for over two years! Exhausted, he hires an assistant. It's just that, he didn't expect him to be so cute! Muyeong is clean, talented, and apparently loaded so...why does he want to work under Seonho? Turns out, Muyeong is Seonho's number one fan... (Source: Tapas Media)

Following her husband's last wishes, she decides to participate in a doujin event for the first time in 35 years! A heartwarming comedy about making doujinshi by hand while being watched over by her three children! (Source: Seikaisha, translated)

Together with Ken, her childhood friend, Yukari starts a manga duo, "Abiko and Fujimoto!" Since they were in junior high school, the two of them have always been creating doujinshi that never really sell. Yukari has always liked Ken more than a friend, but it is probably doomed to be an impossible love considering the prideful and sadistic Ken never even praised her manga at all! Can Yukari win his heart with her drawing skill? (Source: Torico)

A half-autobiograhpical manga about mangaka Hanamura aiming for a serialization in a weekly shounen manga magazine. It follows his struggles after winning an award from a major shounen magazine, but being unable to secure a serialization even after turning thirty. (Source: Comic Natalie, translated)

The series stars a group of five manga veterans who journey to a local hospital for full-body examinations. Along the way, they swap horror stories about the toll that years of deadlines and desk work have taken on their middle-aged bodies. (Source: The New Yorker)