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Ani Ga Imouto De Imouto Ga Ani De Ani ga Imouto de Imouto ga Ani de 4 03-06 20:15
From Manga Upadate's anonymous:
Aside from being the motherly figure of his family, first year high school student Koizumi Youta has an especially big sister complex with his twin, Hikaru. She has trouble expressing her emotions, but that doesn't stop him from thinking she's the cutest button in the world! However, Hikaru isn't as sweet as she seems...
Wait, how come Koizumi was the only one in the family who didn't know he and Hikaru weren't blood-related?! After her mother casually mentions it, NOW he finds out! What's more, after Hikaru plants a kiss on Koizumi, she runs off, and they both ended up getting hit by a truck! And when he wakes, their bodies are switched?! And Hikaru says she won't give his body back?!
(source: Hello Scans's chapter 1)
From Chibi Manga:
Me and my sister has a secret...and then...
Taiyô is 16 years old and he loves talking. then his sister, Hikari is also 16 years old but she's a bit dark. they didn't know that their secret will be expose but it will explode their fraternity. But then his sister decides to attack him.
but she has no one to tell...no, there's no one who can really believe it, right?
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0 kara Hajimeru Manga Kyoushitsu 1.8 08-21 09:34
It's a how-to-draw-manga thing KURUMATANI Haruko posts on Sho-Comi. There's about 2-3 pages of it each issue. It's not really a story or anything, it just talks about how to draw manga and techniques, etc.
From Midnight Scans:
Reika is a rich girl who wants to pursue her dream of being a mangaka; and so, she hired a butler, one whom specializes in teaching people how to draw manga. That is how Seba* came here.
However, since his knowledge about manga is vast, he turns into the ultimate Spartan whenever he teaches her! Even today, he whips her still.
The secret teaching debut, and the enthusiasm over cool butlers will start soon!
*Seba: Sebastian, but it is a common term to call a butler that, however, in this case, it might also be his name.
