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A humorous spin-off about how foreman Ootsuki spends his day trips to the surface.

Kinemitsu Sago suddenly finds himself able to wield telekinesis out of the blue one fateful day. However, unlike in works of fantasy, no beautiful girl barges into his life, no secret organization knocks on his door, and in fact, absolutely nothing out of the ordinary happens at all. Eventually forced to come face to face with the reality that his life would remain unremarkable, he snaps and decides to make the extraordinary happen with his own hands! Follow along as he creates it all: a secret organization filled with espers, forces of darkness that threaten the world, protagonists, heroines, rivals, action, romance, and so much more!

(Source: J-Novel Club)

A 4-koma comedy spin-off of the Akanesasu Shoujo anime series—a story about a group of high school girls going on adventures in parallel worlds where they meet different versions of themselves. This web comic portrays daily lives of Asuka Tsuchimiya and Radio Research Society members that we don't get to see much in the anime.

(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

A 4-koma parody of the famous Chinese story Journey to the West.

Gojou is an earnest disciple of the laid-back Sanzou, who is a priest of a fictional religion. The other disciples, the apathetic and violent smoker Gokou and the otaku pig Hakkai do little to help keep their band organized. It seems Gojou is the only one who takes their work seriously, and he is the one who ends up dealing with all of their secular problems. The three of them travel with their priest, as he attempts to spread his religion and avoid being eaten by demons.

(Source: MangaHelpers)

A series of Maria-sama ga Miteru comic anthologies published by Noir Shuppan featuring short stories from a number of different contributors. (Artist information for all four volumes can be found under "More Info")

The second volume has been translated by Lililicious and contains a number of short stories:

"Treasure" (Hirota Kaoru); a discussion between Youko and Yumi that offers a glimpse at the traditions between soeurs and their rosaries
"Canon" (Hane); when Yumi is feeling depressed, Sachiko takes some time out to comfort her.
"Finder" (Yuuki Kagura); emotions captured on camera give Tsutako an excuse to speak with Shouko
"Guidance Counselling" (Suzumiya Kiriha); after seeing Yumi talking with a friend, Sei starts to think about what she wants to do in the future.
"Border Line" (Kodama Naoko); Yoshino and Rei's are enjoying spending time togetherm but tender awkwardness turns into paranoid second guessing as each wishes the other would make the first move.
"Will" (Natsu-shi)
Natsushi's "Will"; a frank and emotional discussion between Rosa Canina and Shimako about the past, the future, faith, and finding the strength to stand on your own feet.
"The Hanging Garden" (Shirogane Hina) is about the flower garden Shimako tends, her relationship with Sei who visits it, and what happens when they find each other there.
"Their Soiree" (Nyoi); a short story where Shimako and Noriko get to know each other and go on a visit to an amusement park during summer vacation.
"Their Relationship" (Akimoto Nana); focuses on Shimako as she ponders the relationship she shares with Sei, how it differs from the relationships between the other Soeurs, and how she feels about it. "The Secret Garden 2" (also by Akimoto Nana) is a comedic 2 page short featuring Sei provoking Sachiko by pointing out how she acts around Yumi.
"Parachute Limit" (Murasakino Misato); after getting caught in a downpour Shimako and Noriko rush home to dry off. When Noriko becomes ill as a result, Shimako takes care of her and they share a tender moment.
Arai Miyako also has stories in the anthology; three comedic shorts about how some of the grande soeurs chose who would be their petite soeur.


Source: Ephidel/MAL.

Now you too can learn the secrets! This mock-instructional tome is actually a hilarious parody in graphic-novel form of those books which seek to advise one on "how to draw manga". Now even a completely untalented, artistically uninclined novice such as yourself can learn what it takes to properly use a pen, create characters, license ancillary rights for anime and toy manufacturing, and become rich, famous, and sexually potent beyond one's wildest dreams.

(Source: MU)

After being killed by a passing robber, a normal 37-year-old guy finds himself reincarnated as Kousaku Shima in 1984.

A four-panel spin-off story following the adventures of the 99th Graduating Class from the main series of Shoujo☆Kageki Revue Starlight.

A collection of shorts stories, parody of Chouyaku Hyakunin Isshu: Uta Koi.

A 4-koma parody of the famous Chinese story Journey to the West.

Gojou is an earnest disciple of the laid-back Sanzou, who is a priest of a fictional religion. The other disciples, the apathetic and violent smoker Gokou and the otaku pig Hakkai do little to help keep their band organized. It seems Gojou is the only one who takes their work seriously, and he is the one who ends up dealing with all of their secular problems. The three of them travel with their priest, as he attempts to spread his religion and avoid being eaten by demons.

(Source: MangaHelpers)

A parody of Mothy's Aku no Meshitsukai story.