KEISUKE ODAGIRI

What does it mean to be a clock and have no other role than to tell the time to your village? Whether it's rain, snow, or even a storm, a clock must never stop. For the clock of this village, everything was going perfectly well until she meets a young boy from the next village. The young boy tells her about the clock from his village, a clock that doesn’t talk to anyone. What is the secret behind these living clocks, and what connection does the clock from the next village?

One night, Keiichi Yukihara is visited by a girl in his dreams. The girl tells him that the next day, a timid girl with bangs will talk to him and that he must befriend this girl. The next day, he does exactly that and finds out the girl's name is Michika. What he doesn’t expect though, is that the girl talks to a doll she carries with her… A doll that has a remarkably similar appearance to the girl that appeared in his dream. What is the mystery of the dream girl and why must he befriend Michika?

Saori loves playing music; she loves it so much she even imagines herself playing to a large cheering audience… that is until her imaginary concert is unexpectedly interrupted by a bus being driven by her best friend, Tomoka! This is a story that looks into the past memories of Tomoka, as she drives around picking up all the magical characters that influenced her childhood. This is a beautiful story that shows us the true meaning of friendship!

What do you want to be when you grow up? - These are the worlds every child hears at least once. Particularly for Mari, this question proves to be quite difficult when D, a wizard comes to the village. D is a childhood friend of Mari’s aunt, Lisa, and can use many kinds of magic. His main goal, however, is to grant the dreams of the children he meets on his journey. Mari is still unsure of what she wants to be when she grows up, but D tells her not to rush her answer. However, it seems that D could have a few secrets of his own. Is the reason for him returning to the village really as simple as he says it is?

Kei was known as a cry-baby when he was a kid, but luckily he had his best friend, Honoka, who would magic away his sadness using an hour-glass. Now that he is no longer a child, Kei and Honoka’s relationship is being tested as they grow apart. Then one day, the world as we know it is changed by a UFO that visits earth, calling for volunteers to join them. With the world in an uproar, what will happen to Kei and Honoka’s relationship?