After being targeted by bullies, Sori hopes a new school will provide a fresh start. But even she wasn’t expecting to be welcomed via an anonymous invitation to join a scavenger hunt. Could her unknown new friend be, well, a friend?

Amy, a space-residing girl who thinks of people in terms of flavors, must return to Earth when her father loses his job. But it’s not simply a matter of hopping on a spaceship for a quick trip home. Instead, Amy and her family must become cryogenically frozen for the 30-year journey.

When she finally gets to Earth, she finds a different world. Everything seems weird—including the boy at her new school who has no flavor.

Max is a trans boy doing his best to get through high school. Learning that he comes from a long line of Magical Girls who must save humanity from an ancient evil? Well, frankly, it was not part of the plan.

So now, on top of passing his exams and surviving adolescence, Max has to become the first Magical Boy, and oh yeah, save the world while he’s at it.

Feeling ugly tends to be a childhood rite of passage. But Jugyeong Lim decides to do something about it: with the help of a few online tutorials, she becomes beautiful and popular. But self-esteem isn’t so easily won, especially when you’re a teenager and *checks notes* stuck in the middle of a love triangle.

Sara Lin has enough things to worry about without adding a first kiss to the list. But when her friend Patrick challenges her, Sara switches gears: now she has to care, but is a magical, fairytale first kiss too much to ask for?

When Charlie becomes friends with Nick, he falls hard and fast. But there’s no way that Nick feels the same, right? After all, Nick is a cool rugby player, and Charlie is… not. Alas, life does have a way of surprising you.

This is Romeo and Juliet if our lovestruck teens were witches and vampires. Morgana and Oz do not exactly get along. But unless they want war to break out between her coven and his clan, they need to work together. And then, well. Romeo and Juliet is enough of a hint, isn’t it?

Playing as the villain in a video game? Very fun, much recommended. Waking up as the villain of said game? Uh… do you accept returns?

Unfortunately, this is Siyeon Cha’s plight. Playing as the villain means that she’s stuck in hard mode, which makes her chances of making it out alive… not ideal. Can she learn to play a hard game?