"Ebisu-san to Hotei-san" by Kidzuki Akira + Satou Nanki is awesome as ever. The two are influencing each other's lives, and that's what love is all about, no?
"Hoshikawa Ginza Yon-choume" by Kurogane Kenn gets a bit of sidetracked. I'm not sure if we really needed to know about Minato's past. Maybe I'm just not taking the story seriously enough.
"Shimaism" by Yoshitomi Akihito is turned even more slapstick. At least it's clear that the two older ones have feelings for each other.
"Roche Limit" by Sekiya Asami is a mix of cute and... hot. I'm not sure if the combination is good, but I don't mind it.
"Tandem Lover" by Kasahara Tetsurou reminds me of an old robot manga. Regardless, it works.
"Wan Love" by Sugiura Jirou is like a downgraded version of "TsunPero" from volume 2, which means, it's also weaker.
"Aoigaoka Coffee-ten" by Hota is a bit far fetched, but it's cute enough.
Rest didn't work all that well for me.
