Amethyst
A monochrome violet study in want and ache: Eli watching Nozomi watching Umi, glass-fragile feelings none of the three knows how to put into words. A long, sad, beautifully drawn Love Live! oneshot about the kind of love that doesn't fit cleanly between two people.
Luminous
A summer getaway. A new swimsuit Eli wants Nozomi to model. A whispered "I love you" in a hotel room when the lights are out. Eli draws her strength from the light Nozomi shines on her, and tonight she gets to say so. A warm Love Live! oneshot.
Hokenshitsu SEX
Eli runs a fever, the school nurse leaves the infirmary for 20 minutes, and Nozomi has plans. Eli's temperature does not improve. A short, breathless Love Live! oneshot, with a punchline straight from the nurse.
Every Season, With You
Through quiet classrooms at dusk, winter walks with shared scarves, and summer afternoons that stretch into something more, Eli and Nozomi find each other in every season. A long, full-color Love Live! oneshot about the slow miracle of a year spent loved.
Fluorite
A winter sleepover at Eli's. A shared bath. The kind of small evening that holds its breath until two people who have been circling each other for years finally let themselves stop. Tender, slow, full-color Love Live!.
Loneliest Princess
A lonely princess in a birdcage, waiting for the day she could fly. Eli reaches Nozomi where no one else has, and after-school turns into the quiet, sun-warmed proof that neither of them is alone anymore. A short Love Live! oneshot.
Loneliness
Years after the school idol days, Eli wakes alone with cicadas outside her window and the ache of separate adult lives. When Nozomi comes back to visit, neither knows quite how to say "I missed you", so they let their bodies say it instead.
Does It Count If Your First Time Is With An Android
A Japanese office worker named Tsuda ends up sharing her apartment with Akane, a curious android who calls her Master, asks too many questions about human bodies, and tries to figure out what their relationship is by experimenting. Does It Count If Your First Time Is With An Android is a Japanese yuri manga that runs a comedic adult romance through the half-comfortable, half-bewildered grammar of a woman teaching a machine what intimacy feels like, with the kind of dry humor that lands harder because the punchline is genuine affection.
Two Wives
Two wives. One husband. A 100-round private war waged in silk dresses, then stockings, then nothing at all. A long, sweat-soaked ringo piece about pride, possession, and refusing to surrender first.
Hatashi Ai
After-hours in the empty infirmary, the beds officially "for sick and injured students only" — two girls settle a score the only way they know how. A long, ice-cold ringo showdown about pride, jealousy, and refusing to be the one who breaks first.
Just the Two of Us in the Garden
A long, quiet Love Live! fanbook tracing the years Eli and Nozomi spent finding the courage to need each other. Memories blur into the present and the present blurs into a private garden where only the two of them belong. Welcome home.
Demon Queens' Struggle
Queens Lily and Lilia have been at each other's throats for centuries. Tonight, one finally wins — and the price of losing is being consumed by the one who used to be your equal. A dark ringo fantasy in horns and shadow.